Tire comprising rubber composition comprising vinyl epoxy elastomer crosslinked by polycarboxylic acid
A rubber composition, polycarboxylic acid technology, applied in special tires, tire parts, transportation and packaging, etc., can solve problems such as affecting rolling resistance properties
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[0130] II.5. Preparation of rubber compositions
[0131] The composition for use in the tires of the invention can be manufactured in suitable mixers using two successive stages of preparation well known to those skilled in the art: at elevated temperatures (up to between 100°C and 190°C, preferably between 120°C and The first stage of thermomechanical processing or kneading ("non-production" stage) at a maximum temperature between 180°C), followed by a lower temperature (usually less than 100°C, for example between 40°C and 100°C) In the second stage of mechanical processing ("preparation" stage), the crosslinking system can be introduced during said refining stage. A person skilled in the art will know how to adjust the temperature in the mixer according to the nature of the epoxidized ethylene elastomer.
[0132] As the case may be, for the practice of the invention, the crosslinking system is either introduced into the internal mixer together with all other components o...
Embodiment 1
[0148]This test illustrates a rubber composition particularly useful as the tread of the tire of the invention. These compositions exhibit ease of preparation and simplicity over conventional rubber compositions (sulfur-cured), and also improve the stiffness-hysteresis trade-off of the composition compared to sulfur-cured compositions.
[0149] For this purpose, rubber compositions were prepared as indicated above, some according to the invention (C4) and some not according to the invention (comparisons C1 to C3), as shown in Table 1 .
[0150] Compositions C1 to C3 are vulcanized compositions (that is, crosslinked by sulfur-based vulcanization systems conventionally used for tire curing) with different elastomeric properties and filler contents, while composition C4 is composed of Polyacids and imidazoles are crosslinked.
[0151] Table 1
[0152] C1 C2 C3 C4 SBR(1) 100 100 h-SBR(2) 100 EPOXPE(3) 100 Silica (4) 90 11...
Embodiment 2
[0173] This test also illustrates rubber compositions that are particularly useful as treads for tires of the invention. These compositions exhibit ease of manufacture and simplicity over conventional rubber compositions (sulfur vulcanized) and simultaneously improve the hysteresis of the composition compared to sulfur vulcanized compositions.
[0174] For this purpose, rubber compositions were prepared as indicated above, some according to the invention (C7) and some not according to the invention (compare C5 and C6), as shown in Table 3.
[0175] Compositions C5 and C6 are compositions based on epoxy-functional but predominantly diene elastomers crosslinked using sulfur (conventional for tire curing) or using the polyacid / imidazole crosslinking system proposed in the present invention , whereas composition C7 is based on an epoxidized olefinic matrix crosslinked by polybasic acids and imidazoles according to the invention.
[0176] table 3
[0177] C5 C6 C7 ...
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