Laboratory of Technology of Functional Materials, Division of chemical technology and new materials, Chemical department, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russian Federation.
Dr. Sergey Gutnikov
Laboratory of Technology of Functional Materials, Division of chemical technology and new materials, Chemical department, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, Russian Federation.
The present study explains the role of surface modification of constituent materials on composite material performance. The influence of silane and nano-hybrid coatings on mechanical properties of basalt fibers and composite materials on their base was investigated. Infrared spectroscopy indicated that modification of basalt fiber surface and nano-SiO2 was successfully applied. The surface modification leads to the significant increase in the tensile strength of basalt fibers compared to the non-coated fibers. The tensile strength of silane-treated fibers was established 23% higher than the non-coated fibers, indicating that silane plays a critical role in the strength retention of basalt fibers. Also it was pointed out that silane coupling agents can be used for the preparation of the nano-hybrid coating. Addition of SiO2 nanoparticles into the fiber surface was incorporated to enhance the interfacial bonding of basalt fiber reinforced epoxy composite.
We study the influence of alumina percentage on fundamental properties (structure and crystallization) and applied properties (temperature range of manufacturing and strength) of basalt glasses and...
1 November 2017 in Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids
We have studied the effect of zirconia additions on the properties of basalt glasses and fibers. The solubility limit of ZrO2in basalt glasses is determined to be 7.1 wt %. Fibers produced from...