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Multicomponent Blends based on Polylactic Acid, Polyhydroxybuty-rate and thermoplastic Starch
Vanovcanova, Z; Tomanova, K; Feranc, J; Bockaj, J; Plavec, R; Omanikova, L; Galisova, I; Jurkovic, P; Macurik, P; Medlenova, E; Alexy, P; Menčík, P; Přikryl, R; Salac, J
Original Title
Multicomponent Blends based on Polylactic Acid, Polyhydroxybuty-rate and thermoplastic Starch
English Title
Multicomponent Blends based on Polylactic Acid, Polyhydroxybuty-rate and thermoplastic Starch
Type
WoS Article
Original Abstract
Influence of structure of the blend based on polylactic acid, polyhydroxybutyrate and thermoplastic starch (PLA/TPS/PHB) on morphology and mechanical properties was studied. Optimal composition of the blend was determined to ensure good dispersion of the particular components in the polymer matrix which resulted in acceptable properties of materials for selected applications. In order to obtain a complex description of the studied system, the design of experiment (DoE) was used as an experimental strategy to explore the possible interactions between components of the blend. Mechanical properties were measured 24 h after sample (film) preparation and also after the specific storage time:up to1 month to study the effect of storage time on the mechanical properties.
English abstract
Influence of structure of the blend based on polylactic acid, polyhydroxybutyrate and thermoplastic starch (PLA/TPS/PHB) on morphology and mechanical properties was studied. Optimal composition of the blend was determined to ensure good dispersion of the particular components in the polymer matrix which resulted in acceptable properties of materials for selected applications. In order to obtain a complex description of the studied system, the design of experiment (DoE) was used as an experimental strategy to explore the possible interactions between components of the blend. Mechanical properties were measured 24 h after sample (film) preparation and also after the specific storage time:up to1 month to study the effect of storage time on the mechanical properties.
Keywords
Polylactic acid;polyhydroxybutyrate;thermoplastic starch;;biodegradable polymer blends;modification;mechanical properties;degradation;glycerol;Engineering;Polymer Science
Key words in English
Polylactic acid;polyhydroxybutyrate;thermoplastic starch;;biodegradable polymer blends;modification;mechanical properties;degradation;glycerol;Engineering;Polymer Science
Authors
Vanovcanova, Z; Tomanova, K; Feranc, J; Bockaj, J; Plavec, R; Omanikova, L; Galisova, I; Jurkovic, P; Macurik, P; Medlenova, E; Alexy, P; Menčík, P; Přikryl, R; Salac, J
RIV year
2019
Released
01.06.2018
ISBN
0022-9520
Periodical
KAUTSCHUK GUMMI KUNSTSTOFFE
Volume
71
Number
6
State
Federal Republic of Germany
Pages from
104
Pages to
110
Pages count
7
URL
BibTex
@article{BUT149613,
author="Vanovcanova, Z and Tomanova, K and Feranc, J and Bockaj, J and Plavec, R and Omanikova, L and Galisova, I and Jurkovic, P and Macurik, P and Medlenova, E and Alexy, P and Menčík, P and Přikryl, R and Salac, J",
title="Multicomponent Blends based on Polylactic Acid, Polyhydroxybuty-rate and thermoplastic Starch",
journal="KAUTSCHUK GUMMI KUNSTSTOFFE",
year="2018",
volume="71",
number="6",
pages="104--110",
issn="0022-9520",
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