Effect of Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Treatment on Adhesion Properties 
of Rubber - Nylon Composite

Prasad, G. Krishna; Periyasamy, S.

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Volume 25, Issue 1, June 2016, Pages 78–86

Effect of Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Treatment on Adhesion Properties
of Rubber - Nylon Composite

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TI  - Effect of Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Treatment on Adhesion Properties 
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AU  - G. Krishna Prasad
AU  - S. Periyasamy
PY  - 2016
VL  - 25
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SP  - 78
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JO  - International Journal of Innovation and Scientific Research
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AB  - Effect of atmospheric pressure plasma treatment on the surface characteristics and adhesion properties of nylon-rubber composite was investigated. Plasma surface modifications with helium and oxygen were performed on the nylon-6,6 fabrics to improve the surface roughness and adhesion bonding. Surface morphology of plasma treated and untreated fibers were examined through scanning electron microscopy, and the change in the surface roughness properties were measured by KES-FB4 surface tester. The FTIR analysis confirmed the change in surface groups of nylon-6,6, the conversion of amide groups into amine groups. Plasma treated fabrics were then subjected to Resorcinol Formaldehyde Latex (RFL) treatment, followed by a rubber moulding. Micro-roughening of nylon-6,6 fibre with an optimum surface roughness (SMD) of 18.4 μm was obtained for 30s plasma treated. In line with surface roughness, peel strength also increased up to plasma treatment time of 30s and then it decreased, however, all the plasma treated fabrics showed higher peel strength than the control fabric. DSC result further revealed that the plasma treatments do not affect bulk properties.
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TY  - JOUR
ID  - 
TI  - Effect of Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Treatment on Adhesion Properties 
of Rubber - Nylon Composite
AU  - G. Krishna Prasad
AU  - S. Periyasamy
PY  - 2016
VL  - 25
IS  - 1
SP  - 78
EP  - 86
JO  - International Journal of Innovation and Scientific Research
SN  - 20289324
AB  - 
Effect of atmospheric pressure plasma treatment on the surface characteristics and adhesion properties of nylon-rubber composite was investigated. Plasma surface modifications with helium and oxygen were performed on the nylon-6,6 fabrics to improve the surface roughness and adhesion bonding. Surface morphology of plasma treated and untreated fibers were examined through scanning electron microscopy, and the change in the surface roughness properties were measured by KES-FB4 surface tester. The FTIR analysis confirmed the change in surface groups of nylon-6,6, the conversion of amide groups into amine groups. Plasma treated fabrics were then subjected to Resorcinol Formaldehyde Latex (RFL) treatment, followed by a rubber moulding. Micro-roughening of nylon-6,6 fibre with an optimum surface roughness (SMD) of 18.4 μm was obtained for 30s plasma treated. In line with surface roughness, peel strength also increased up to plasma treatment time of 30s and then it decreased, however, all the plasma treated fabrics showed higher peel strength than the control fabric. DSC result further revealed that the plasma treatments do not affect bulk properties.
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of Rubber - Nylon Composite
JF International Journal of Innovation and Scientific Research

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G. Krishna Prasad¹ and S. Periyasamy²

¹ Department of Textile Technology, P S G College of Technology, India
² Department of Textile Technology, P S G College of Technology, India

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Effect of Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Treatment on Adhesion Properties of Rubber - Nylon Composite