文章摘要
Expansion of High Performance Elastomers(Part 3) —Silicone Rubber
Received:July 05, 2021  Revised:July 05, 2021
DOI:10.12136/j.issn.1000-890X.2021.11.0864
Key Words: specialty elastomer;silicone rubber;methyl vinyl silicone;phenyl silicone rubber; ceramifying silicone rubber;addition type liquid silicone rubber
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XIE Zhonglin* Beijing Research and Design Institute of Rubber Industry Co.,Ltd 7792xie@sina.com 
MA Xiao Beijing Research and Design Institute of Rubber Industry Co.,Ltd  
WU Shuhua Beijing Research and Design Institute of Rubber Industry Co.,Ltd  
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Abstract:
      Several high-performance specialty elastomers with special properties which can be applied in the field of non-tire rubber products and used under harsh environments in recent years are reviewed. Part 3 of this review reports some progress in the research and application of high-performance silicone rubber in recent years. Adding a new type of thermal stabilizer(fumed titanium dioxide) and a high temperature resistant synergist(trivalent metal-organosilicone complex) can significantly improve the high temperature resistance of silicone rubber. Phenyl silicone rubber with low phenyl content is a rubber with better high and low temperature resistance than the current general methyl vinyl silicone rubber. It can be used for long-term in a hot air environment of 250 ℃ and for short-term at 300 ℃,and it can be used for long-term under the low temperature of -70 ℃. In another progress,methyl vinyl silicone rubber with high tear strength can be obtained by use of concentrated crosslinking technology. This paper also summarizes the composition and ceramifying process of ceramifying silicon rubber and briefly discusses the research status of ceramifying system(ceramic filler and solvent) and flame-retardant ceramifying silicone rubber in China. In addition,the basic composition,functional additives and cross-linking reaction principle of addition type liquid silicone rubber and its applications in composite insulators for power transmission and distribution are introduced.
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