Article
  • Characteristics of the Blends of Metallocene Catalyzed Polymer and Polyethylene
  • Kim KS, Hong SK
  • 메탈로센 수지와 폴리에틸렌 블렌드의 물리적 특성
  • 김기섭, 홍성권
Abstract
The metallocene PE(m-PE)/HDPE and m-PE/LDPE blend systems show typical miscibleb behavior in the solid state. The yield strength and elongation decreased with the addition of m-PE, while the tensile strength at break, contrary to the yield strength, increased with the content of m-PE. The melting and crystallization behavior of the blend were dominated by HDPE. The melting temperature and the heat of fusion were linearly decreased with the m-PE content. This result shows that the metallocene PEs have a good low temperature heat-sealibility. The flow rate of blends under large load (21.6 kg) increased with the addition of m-PE, but the flow rate under small loa (2.16 kg and 5 kg) decreased with the m-PE content. The melt flow rate ratio decreased with the m-PE content while the torque value of blends increased. The results indicate that the processibility of m-PE/HDPE or LDPE decreases with m-PE content.

메탈로센 촉매로 제조된 폴리올레핀은 물성이 뛰어나 범

Keywords: metallocene; polymer blend; LDPE; HDPE

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  • Polymer(Korea) 폴리머
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This Article

  • 1999; 23(4): 562-568

    Published online Jul 25, 1999