Interfacial interaction enhancement by shear-induced β-cylindrite in isotactic polypropylene/glass fiber composites
Isotactic polypropylene (iPP)/glass fiber (GF) composites with different specific interfacial features (viz., α-spherulite, α-cylindrite and β-cylindrite) were prepared via shear-induced interfacial crystallization. α-spherulite, α-cylindrite and β-cylindrite were successively encouraged at the inte...
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| description | Isotactic polypropylene (iPP)/glass fiber (GF) composites with different specific interfacial features (viz., α-spherulite, α-cylindrite and β-cylindrite) were prepared via shear-induced interfacial crystallization. α-spherulite, α-cylindrite and β-cylindrite were successively encouraged at the interface between iPP matrix and GF with increasing the fiber-pulling speed. Moreover, the composite specimens containing β-cylindrite exhibited remarkably higher interfacial shear strength (IFSS) than those containing α-spherulite or α-cylindrite, as demonstrated by the single fiber fragmentation test (SFFT). More interestingly, simultaneously improved tensile strength and toughness were observed in the presence of β-cylindrite. This study offers a new insight that β-cylindrite produced by shear is an alternative approach to achieve comprehensive mechanical properties for the iPP/fiber composite systems.
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•Different specific interfacial features in iPP/GF composites were prepared.•β-Cylindrite resulted in the highest interfacial shear strength (IFSS).•Tensile strength and toughness were simultaneously improved due to β-cylindrite. |
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