Investigation of Structure and Properties of PET multifilament irradiated with UV in different atmosphere
Changes of mechanical properties and chemical structure of polyester (PET) fibers are studied through UV simulated accelerated ageing experiments with N2,air and O3 as the atmosphere.The structure,thermal stabilities and tensile strength are obtained by FTIR,DTA-TG,XRD,SEM and micro-mechanics test.The difference of degradation process in various atmospheres is discussed in this paper.The results show that the fracture tensile strength of PET multifilament decreases with the increase of UV irradiation time.And oxidation and then decarbonylation take place on the surface.Besides,Melting temperature (Tm),the temperature of quality loss by 10% (T10) and the crystallization also decrease.However,in O3 atmosphere the oxidation develops very quickly and fully,therefore,the carbonyl on the surface is eliminated and decreases significantly,and the tensile strength decreases much faster than those in N2 and air.The skin layer of irradiated fibers appears serious damaged.The mechanism of chemical degradation for samples irradiated in N2 environments is similar to those irradiated in air.
degradation tensile strength photochemistry irradiation atmosphere polymer fiber
Yuwen Liu Haiyan Wang Jiaoyan Li Bin Sun
Hebei key laboratory of applied chemistry, College of Environmental and Chemical Engineering,Yanshan University, Qinhuangdao, 066004, China
国际会议
杭州
英文
40-43
2012-03-23（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）