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Creation of polymeric composites on basis of mineral fillers modified by used sunflower oil


M. V. Shvadchak, Чобіт М. Р. <img src=" width="22px">Чобіт М. Р. , V. P. VasylievV. P. Vasyliev
Химия и современные технологии
Abstract / Full Text

In the food industry and public catering establishments of Ukraine, a sufficiently large amount of oil is left, which was first used during the roasting and cooking of various food, such as vegetables and fish during canning, french fries, pancakes, pies and the like. At high temperatures during contact with the food and moisture contained in it, the processes of thermal decomposition, oxidation, polymerization and so on, the oil accumulates harmful to man substances such as aldehydes, ketones, polycyclic compounds, etc. In this case, the oil becomes unsuitable for further food use. At the same time, modern industry needs the development of new polymer composite materials requiring fillers for their creation, including minerals with a modified surface.

It is interesting to try simultaneously a comprehensive solution to these two problems.

The purpose of this work is to check the possibility of using sunflower oil for modification of the chalk surface and magnesium hydroxide and to study the effect of such fillers on the physical and mechanical properties of polymer composite materials.

According to the research results, for the first time the possibility of modification of the above-mentioned dispersed mineral fillers by the used (redone) sunflower oil unsuitable for food was investigated. Polymer composites based on low-density polyethylene, plasticized PVC and epoxy resin were filled with chalk and magnesium hydroxide with modified sunflower oil. The increase in the tensile strength, of the listed composites, reached from 30 to 180%. Thermo mechanical studies of low density filled polyethylene and plasticized PVC showed that the heat resistance of such composites did not substantially change comparing to the composites filled with unmodified fillers. It was proved that the use of such modified fillers improved the physical and mechanical properties of composites by increasing their impact strength, relative elongation and tensile strength.