Latest Publications & Patents on Thermosets
This is our latest selection of worldwide publications and patents in english on Thermosets, between many scientific online journals, classified and focused on thermoset, epoxy resin, bakelite, cross-linking, melamine resin, phenolic resin, polyurethane, curing, polyimide, polyester resin, vinyl ester resin, silicone resin, thiolyte, vitrimer, bismaleimide resin, post-curing, polybenzoxazine, cyanate ester resin and polybenzoxazine.
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Physicochemical and Compatibility Assessment
Published on 2025-02-20 by ?aneta Ciastowicz, Renata Pamu?a, ?ukasz Bobak, Andrzej Bia?owiec @MDPI
Abstract: This study evaluates the compatibility and innovative applications of unmodified vegetable oils, including rapeseed, sunflower, linseed, castor, and used cooking oils, in the production of sustainable polymeric materials, particularly polyurethane adhesives. Fatty acid composition was characterized using GC-MS, functional groups were identified by FTIR, and physicochemical properties, such as hydroxyl value, acid value, viscosity, and density, were measured using conventional analytical techniqu[...]
Our summary: This study evaluates the compatibility and innovative applications of unmodified vegetable oils in sustainable polymeric materials, particularly polyurethane adhesives. Castor oil was identified as the most suitable option for bio-based polyols and polyurethane production. Unmodified oils can be effectively blended with polyols, advancing the development of environmentally friendly polyurethane adhesives.
physicochemical, compatibility, polyurethane adhesives, vegetable oils
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Study on the Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Waterborne Polyurethane-Modified Aluminum Hydroxide and Its Application in LDPE Plastics
Published on 2025-02-20 by Xianrong Yang, Gaoxiang Du, Huan Shuai, Xi Xu, Jiao Wang @MDPI
Abstract: This study investigates the modification of aluminum hydroxide (ATH) powder using waterborne polyurethane (WPU) as a novel modifier, along with its subsequent effects on the dispersion, mechanical properties, and thermal performance of ATH-filled low-density polyethylene (LDPE) composites. ATH was modified through an optimized wet process, and the modification efficiency was evaluated using various characterization techniques, including scanning electron microscopy (SEM), X-ray diffraction (XRD)[...]
Our summary: Study on the Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Waterborne Polyurethane-Modified Aluminum Hydroxide and Its Application in LDPE Plastics. Investigation of waterborne polyurethane modification of aluminum hydroxide for improved dispersion and mechanical properties in LDPE composites. Enhanced flame retardancy and material properties observed with modified ATH in LDPE composites.
waterborne polyurethane, aluminum hydroxide, LDPE plastics, mechanical properties
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Effects of Compounding Cross-Linkers
Published on 2025-02-19 by Shunquan Liu, Run Zhang, Chenchao Fu, Tianshuo Zheng, Ping Xue @MDPI
Abstract: Due to excellent chemical resistance and impermeability, high-density polyethylene (HDPE) is widely used in petrochemical transportation, product packaging, sports equipment, and marine applications. Yet, with the wide variety of service environments, its mechanical and thermal properties do not meet the demand. In the present study, a compounding cross-linker comprising di-tert-butyl peroxide (DTBP) and triallyl isocyanurate (TAIC) is employed by combining with a two-step preparation process. H[...]
Our summary: Effects of Compounding Cross-Linkers: High-quality cross-linking reactions achieved for HDPE using DTBP and TAIC. Peak cross-linking degree, heat resistance, and mechanical properties significantly improved, showing potential for high-performance engineering materials.
Compounding, Cross-Linkers, High-Density Polyethylene, Thermal Resistance
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Hydrogenated Amorphous Silicon Charge-Selective Contact Devices on a Polyimide Flexible Substrate for Dosimetry and Beam Flux Measurements
Published on 2025-02-19 by Mauro Menichelli, Saba Aziz, Aishah Bashiri, Marco Bizzarri, Clarissa Buti, Lucio Calcagnile, Daniela Calvo, Mirco Caprai, Domenico Caputo, Anna Paola Caricato, Roberto Catalano, Massimo Cazzanelli, Roberto Cirio, Giuseppe Antonio Pablo Cirrone, Federico Cittadini, Tommaso Croci, Giacomo Cuttone, Giampiero de Cesare, Paolo De Remigis, Sylvain Dunand, Michele Fabi, Luca Frontini, Catia Grimani, Mariacristina Guarrera, Hamza Hasnaoui, Maria Ionica, Keida Kanxheri, Matthew Large, Francesca Lenta, Valentino Liberali, Nicola Lovecchio, Maurizio Martino, Giuseppe Maruccio, Giovanni Mazza, Anna Grazia Monteduro, Arianna Morozzi, Augusto Nascetti, Stefania Pallotta, Andrea Papi, Daniele Passeri, Maddalena Pedio, Marco Petasecca, Giada Petringa, Francesca Peverini, Pisana Placidi, Matteo Polo, Alberto Quaranta, Gianluca Quarta, Silvia Rizzato, Federico Sabbatini, Leonello Servoli, Alberto Stabile, Cinzia Talamonti, Jonathan Emanuel Thomet, Luca Tosti, Monica Setia Vasquez Mora, Mattia Villani, Richard James Wheadon, @MDPI
Abstract: Hydrogenated amorphous silicon (a-Si:H) devices on flexible substrates are currently being studied for application in dosimetry and beam flux measurements. The necessity of in vivo dosimetry requires thin devices with maximal transparency and flexibility. For this reason, a thin (<10 µm) a-Si:H device deposited on a thin polyimide sheet is a very valid option for this application. Furthermore, a-Si:H is a material that has an intrinsically high radiation hardness. In ord[...]
Our summary: Hydrogenated amorphous silicon devices on flexible substrates for dosimetry and beam flux measurements. Thin a-Si:H device on polyimide sheet for in vivo dosimetry. Study of X-ray and proton response of charge-selective contact devices for dose measurements.
Amorphous Silicon, Charge-Selective Contact, Dosimetry, Beam Flux Measurements
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Study on the Impact of Diluent Dosages on the Epoxy–Polythiol Self-Healing System
Published on 2025-02-19 by Jiajia Sheng, Yang Guo, Xin Pang, Wenjing Ma, Hailu Yang, Yalin Liu, Linbing Wang, Shanglin Song @MDPI
Abstract: Self-healing technology is an effective method for enhancing the crack resistance of cement-based composites. This study focuses on the impact of the environmentally friendly diluent C12-14 alkyl glycidyl ether (AGE) on the performance of the epoxy resin–polythiol (rimethylolpropane tris (3-mercaptopropionate), TMPMP) self-healing system, examining core fluidity, microcapsule properties, molecular dynamics, and the mechanical properties of cured products. The results show that as t[...]
Our summary: Study on the impact of diluent dosages on the epoxy-polythiol self-healing system, focusing on core fluidity, microcapsule properties, and molecular dynamics. Results show that increasing AGE dosage improves particle dispersion and thermal stability, while affecting curing reaction kinetics and system rigidity.
self-healing technology, epoxy-polythiol system, diluent dosages, mechanical properties
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Effects of Accelerated Carbonation Curing
Published on 2025-02-19 by Antonio Manuel Merino-Lechuga, gata Gonzlez-Caro, lvaro Caballero, Jos Ramn Jimnez, Jos Mara Fernndez-Rodrgez, David Suescum-Morales @MDPI
Abstract: This study investigated the use of activated biochar derived from olive stone waste and recycled masonry aggregates in porous mortar mixtures and assessed their behaviour under accelerated carbonation curing conditions. Three mortar mixtures were produced, incorporating 0%, 5%, and 10% activated biochar by volume. The physical, chemical, and mechanical properties of the mortars were analysed, including the compressive strength, flexural strength, water absorption, porosity, and CO2 capture capac[...]
Our summary: Effects of Accelerated Carbonation Curing on mortar mixtures incorporating activated biochar and recycled masonry aggregates, showing improved mechanical properties and higher CO2 uptake, contributing to sustainable construction materials development.
activated biochar, recycled masonry aggregates, accelerated carbonation curing, CO2 capture capacity
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Wheel-locking device for a towable vehicle
Patent published on the 2025-02-19 in GB under Ref GB2632633 by JONATHAN SCHOFIELD [GB] (Jonathan Schofield [gb])
Abstract: A wheel-locking device 100 for a towable vehicle having a pre-fitted mounting fixture (20, figure 1A) accessible through an aperture of a wheel of the vehicle, the aperture being defined between an adjacent pair of spokes (44a, 44B) and a rim of the wheel. The wheel-locking device comprising: a body 110, coupled with an elongate locking member 120, which is positioned through the aperture to engage the mounting fixture. A securing means 122 which releasably secures the elongate locking member to[...]
Our summary: A wheel-locking device for a towable vehicle with a pre-fitted mounting fixture accessible through a wheel aperture, comprising a body, elongate locking member, securing means, extendable arm, hook member, and lock mechanism for secure locking of the vehicle wheel.
wheel-locking device, towable vehicle, mounting fixture, locking mechanism
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Layover bracket system
Patent published on the 2025-02-19 in EP under Ref EP4509459 by CROWN EQUIP CORP [US] (Hittepole Neal A [us], Houseworth Sheldon R [us], Waller Kent [us], Ranly Kevin D [us], Schlater Nicholas J [us], Meiring Gregory J [us], Wenning Patrick H [us], Koenig Steven E [us], Gilliland Kevin A [us], Hemmelgarn John F [us])
Abstract: An anchor structure for a layover bracket system is provided. The layover bracket system comprises a bracket structure for supporting an industrial vehicle in a laid over position on a floor surface, where the bracket structure includes a plurality of wheels. The anchor structure comprises a first body portion having a first plate and a second plate positioned at an angle transverse to the first plate. The anchor structure further comprises at least one insertion element insertable into a corres[...]
Our summary: Anchor structure for layover bracket system with first and second plates, insertion element, and fastener for securing industrial vehicle in laid over position on floor surface.
layover bracket system, anchor structure, industrial vehicle, wheels
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