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The Influence of the Dispersed Filler of the Ni–Fe–Si–C System on the Physicomechanical Properties and Structure of Epoxy Composites

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The influence of a dispersed powder filler obtained by thermal synthesis from a mixture of 65% titanium hydride, 30% ferrosilicon, and 5% technical carbon powders, on the main physicomechanical properties of a polymer composite based on ED-20 epoxy diane oligomer, is investigated. The content of the filler varied in the range from 5 to 40 mass%. The introduction of the filler into the polymer composition leads to a noticeable increase in the main mechanical characteristics of the composite. Its maximum values at the dispersed component content of 10%, ensure an increase in bending strength in 1.6 times, and an impact toughness in 1.7 times compared to the original matrix. A further increase in the dispersed filler content in the composite composition to 20–40% leads to a decrease in fracture stresses, the level of which, however, still exceeds the strength of the original matrix phase. Composites with 5% filler demonstrate maximum values of adhesive strength and minimum values of residual stresses. When the content of dispersed filler increases by more than 5–10%, the formation of the dispersed particles conglomerates the number and size of which increase with the increase in the powder concentration in the mixture is observed in the composite structure.

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    O. V. Baranovska, G. A. Bagliuk & D. I. Baranovskyi

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    A. V. Buketov & O. O. Sapronov

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Translated from Fizyko-Khimichna Mekhanika Materialiv, Vol. 59, No. 5, 89–96, September–October, 2023.

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Baranovska, O.V., Bagliuk, G.A., Buketov, A.V. et al. The Influence of the Dispersed Filler of the Ni–Fe–Si–C System on the Physicomechanical Properties and Structure of Epoxy Composites. Mater Sci 59, 608–615 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11003-024-00817-3

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