Patent classifications
C08L99/00
SILICON- AND ZINC-CONTAINING COUPLING AGENT FOR CELLULOSIC MATERIAL-POLYMER COMPOSITES
A coupling agent formulation for cellulosic material-polymer composites is provided. The formulation includes a) at least one organic peroxide; and b) at least one of i) at least one zinc-containing reagent; and/or ii) at least one silicon-containing reagent. The coupling agent formulations produce polymer matrix cellulosic material composites with improved strength and aging characteristics. The improved strength may be related to physical properties such as improved stiffness, toughness or tensile strength. A masterbatch utilizing the coupling agent formulation is provided, as well as a method making the masterbatch.
STOVER BASED COMPOSITIONS AND USES THEREOF
The invention describes compositions of a cellulosic and fiberglass that can utilize, for example, recycled materials thus benefitting the environment and reducing waste materials.
Thermo-set resin composition for brake pads, method of preparation, and brake pad assembly
A thermo-set resin composition comprising a Quebracho wood tannin extract, a furfuryl alcohol, a neoprene compound, a dimethicone, polyethylene glycol, abrasive particles, and a glycerol phosphate acidic ester and/or graphite. Further, a method of preparing the thermo-set resin composition including mixing Quebracho wood tannin extract with a furfuryl alcohol to form a primary mixture, adding additives and abrasive particles to the primary mixture, and reacting the primary mixture by adding a catalyst. The thermo-set resin composition is molded into a shape under heat and pressure to a Brinell hardness 8.5 daN/mm.sup.2 and 48 daN/mm.sup.2 and can be incorporated into a friction pad of a brake pad.
Thermo-set resin composition for brake pads, method of preparation, and brake pad assembly
A thermo-set resin composition comprising a Quebracho wood tannin extract, a furfuryl alcohol, a neoprene compound, a dimethicone, polyethylene glycol, abrasive particles, and a glycerol phosphate acidic ester and/or graphite. Further, a method of preparing the thermo-set resin composition including mixing Quebracho wood tannin extract with a furfuryl alcohol to form a primary mixture, adding additives and abrasive particles to the primary mixture, and reacting the primary mixture by adding a catalyst. The thermo-set resin composition is molded into a shape under heat and pressure to a Brinell hardness 8.5 daN/mm.sup.2 and 48 daN/mm.sup.2 and can be incorporated into a friction pad of a brake pad.
Renewable and cost-effective fillers for polymeric materials
Polymer composites are provided, and more particularly, polymer composites of ground date pits disposed in a polymer matrix. The composites can be formed by a process of preparing reinforced polymer composites having a fibril melt fracture surface, including blending a mixture of date pit particulate with a thermoplastic polymer; melting the mixture; and forcing the melt through a die to produce the polymer composite having a fibril containing surface.
Renewable and cost-effective fillers for polymeric materials
Polymer composites are provided, and more particularly, polymer composites of ground date pits disposed in a polymer matrix. The composites can be formed by a process of preparing reinforced polymer composites having a fibril melt fracture surface, including blending a mixture of date pit particulate with a thermoplastic polymer; melting the mixture; and forcing the melt through a die to produce the polymer composite having a fibril containing surface.
Renewable and cost-effective fillers for polymeric materials
Polymer composites are provided, and more particularly, polymer composites of ground date pits disposed in a polymer matrix. The composites can be formed by a process of preparing reinforced polymer composites having a fibril melt fracture surface, including blending a mixture of date pit particulate with a thermoplastic polymer; melting the mixture; and forcing the melt through a die to produce the polymer composite having a fibril containing surface.
METHOD OF PRODUCING BIOPLASTIC PELLETS USING LIVESTOCK MANURE METHOD OF PRODUCING BIOPLASTIC PELLETS USING LIVESTOCK MANURE
The present disclosure relates to a method of producing bioplastic pellets using livestock manure, the method including steps of: making a first mixture livestock manure, sawdust, a microbial medium and a microbial preparation; (2) making a fermentation product by stirring the first mixture; (3) making an aged product by aging the fermentation product; (4) making a dried product by drying the aged product; (5) making compost powder by crushing the dried product; and (6) mixing the compost powder, synthetic resin, a binder, a dispersing agent and a slip agent together to obtain a second mixture, and cutting the second mixture into pellets during extrusion. The method has an advantage in that it is possible to improve processability by reducing the water content of decomposed livestock manure containing a lot of water and to improve mechanical properties.
SEED COATING TO PROMOTE PLANT GROWTH AND METHOD OF INCREASING PLANT YIELD
A seed coated with a seed grind, and optionally a source of sugar, a source of bicarbonate, and/or a source of fertilizer nutrient to supply plant roots with additional uptake-available carbon and energy to promote rapid growth. A method of coating seeds with the coating and a method of growing plants from the coated seed.
SEED COATING TO PROMOTE PLANT GROWTH AND METHOD OF INCREASING PLANT YIELD
A seed coated with a seed grind, and optionally a source of sugar, a source of bicarbonate, and/or a source of fertilizer nutrient to supply plant roots with additional uptake-available carbon and energy to promote rapid growth. A method of coating seeds with the coating and a method of growing plants from the coated seed.