A fully automatic continuous rubber compounding method for cable factory
A rubber mixing and fully automatic technology, applied in the field of rubber mixing, can solve the problems of long overall production line, time-consuming, cable factory use, etc., and achieve the effect of excellent performance, small footprint and low investment cost
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[0023] The fully automatic continuous rubber mixing method that the present embodiment relates specifically comprises the following steps:
[0024] (1) Internal mixer to prepare masterbatches other than the vulcanization system: Put the base rubber in the rubber mixing formula into the internal mixer 1 and masticate for 20-50s, then lift the top bolt 11 and add it to the formula except the vulcanization system When the mixing temperature reaches 100°C-120°C, add oil for mixing, and form the masterbatch after the base rubber and the compounding agent are initially mixed;
[0025] (2) double-cone extruder feeding to continuous mixer: the masterbatch prepared in step (1) is directly discharged into the feed port 21 of double-cone extruder 2 through the rubber discharge port 12 of internal mixer 1 , the double-cone extruder 2 extrudes the masterbatch to form a rubber strip and then supplies it to the feeding port 31 of the continuous mixer 3 through the head 22 or by a conveyor be...
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[0031] In this embodiment, the fully automatic continuous rubber mixing method involved in Example 1 is compared with the traditional two-stage mixing method (see background technology for details). The mixing formula of the mixed rubber involved is:
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[0033] The glue produced by the fully automatic continuous mixing method involved in the present invention and the glue produced by the traditional two-stage mixing method are tested for tensile strength, tear strength, dispersion degree of white carbon black and Mooney viscosity and Contrast, by the specific comparison results (such as Figure 6-9 Shown) it can be seen that the present invention is obviously superior to the traditional rubber mixing process; in addition, the wear resistance, anti-aging performance and product uniformity of the refined rubber material are all effectively improved.
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