Improving silica compound processing: Optimization of the mixing equipment

Wilma Dierkes; Jacques W.M. Noordemeer; Kai Udo Kelting; Andreas Limper

Improving silica compound processing: Optimization of the mixing equipment

Wilma Dierkes^*, Jacques W.M. Noordemeer, Kai Udo Kelting, Andreas Limper

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Abstract

Different mixers and mixer adjustments were tested in laboratory for the efficiency of the silanization process. New silanes were developed with the aim to reduce the scorch risk during mixing and silanization. The Payne effect was used to quantify the amount of filler-filler interaction in a rubber compound. It is observed that air injection has a positive effect on the silanization efficiency without influencing the overall properties of the material.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	33-40
Number of pages	8
Journal	Rubber world
Volume	229
Issue number	6
Publication status	Published - Mar 2004

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