WO1990000184A1 - Polymer compositions comprising waste rubber and/or scrap leather as ingredient - Google Patents
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- the aim of the present invention is to provide compositions by using thermoplastic polymers (polyethylene, polypropylene, ethylene - vinyl acetate copolymer,
- compositions are characterized in that they contain - in addition to other modifying components - scrap
- leather and/or waste rubber as ingredient in a relatively high quantity (10-70 % by mass) as compared to the polymer matrix and these compositions may be processed by standard methods applicable for thermoplastics.
- the Austrian patent specification No. 368 446 discloses a process for producing carpets made from polyurethane-bonded rubber granulates, wherein 10-20 parts of polyurethane to be crosslinked and 100 parts of rubber are combined mechanically (by pressing).
- the Austrian patent specification No. 355 291 discloses a process for producing floor coverings and carpets by using shredded tyres; after cleaning the shredded wastes are linked together under pressure with curing materials.
- the Austrian patent specification No. 339 797 describes a floor covering for sport establishments, according to that solution 6-20 % of ground rubber of 1-10 mm grain size are applied together with crushed sand or breakstones, by using bituminous or latex binder.
- the Austrian patent specification No. 370 168 discloses a process for producing building elements from used tyres and building bodies from the elements.
- the said description relates to the assembling of elements and sections obtained from a specific dimensional cutting of tyres, as well as to the shape of the building elements.
- a permeable floor covering for sporting grounds, walking surfaces and others may be known from the Austrian patent specification No. 287 047.
- rubber granulates of 0,1-4 mm grain size are used, combined with adhesives, e.g. with caoutchouc dispersion.
- the properties of the floor covering may be changed with asbestos flour, sand and cement additives and the product may be dyed.
- the patent specification No. DE 3 409 015 discloses a process for producing sheetlike or blocklike moulded bodies.
- the process comprises mixing ground rubber the grain size of which is inferior to 6 mm with prefoamed polyethylene and crosslinking the mixture in mould, under pressure.
- the patent specification No. DD 121 744 discloses a process for the utilization of used rubber granulates, especially for the purposes of road construction.
- the working in of the rubber granulates of about 25 mm grain size obtained by grinding used tyres is carried out in concrete mixer, with cement, sand and water, thus a heat-insulating or elastic layer is formed, particularly for road construction.
- binder bitumen can also be used.
- the patent specification No. DD 252 945 describes a process for producing heat- and sound-insulating moulded bodies, wherein ground used tyres and phenol-formaldehyde resin binder are utilized for developing the insulating moulded bodies.
- the aim of the invention is to process on a large scale waste rubber, leather and plastics by developed technology and modern techniques into polymer mixtures or finished products satisfying wide-spread demands.
- ingredients are mixed with different polymers in order to improve various properties or to reduce the price of the product, in many cases even at the cost of the deterioration of other, similarly important characteristics.
- ingredients of different type are used to improve the mechanical properties, electric features, sound- and heat-insulating capacity, resistance to heat and chemicals, etc.
- compositions of the invention contain waste rubber and/or scrap leather as ingredient.
- the rubber and leather ingredients are very near to the polymers from physical and chemical point of view as well.
- the specific surface of leather and rubber is high arising from the grinding process and owing to their fine structure, and as a result of their macromolecular nature they are in closer physical interaction with the polymer matrix molecule than the traditional, small molecular ingredients of non-polymer type would be.
- the elastic rubber and leather ingredients of polymer type are attracted to the molecules of polymer matrix with secondary chemical forces, too.
- thermoplastic polymers may be filled in the basic material in larger quantities than the usual ingredients, without hindering the forming operations of thermoplastic polymers, besides, the characteristics of the processed product change favourably.
- compositions may be altered suitably in a wide range, primarily according as fundamentally different, fine-structure leather or rubber is used as ingredient in a wide range of concentration and with various distributions of grain size or the joint application thereof is intended to reach special combinations of properties.
- known modifyers may be used, such as fire retardants, blowing agents, moisture-binding agents, traditional fillers, colouring agents and pigments, lubricants and stabilizers, crosslinking agents, etc.
- the structure of the filled polymer mixtures has been examined with electron microscope and it has been found that in case of the tenside containing filled polymer mixtures the polymers receive the filler favourably, their adhesion is very strong, the objects produced thereof tolerate deformation better, without interruption of contact.
- the fillers used for polymers up to now were mainly inorganic materials, the continuity of which was broken in the polymer mixtures, therefore they resulted in unfavourable properties.
- the polar parts of the leather/rubber filler establish contact with the polar groups of the tenside, thus the tenside-coated filler shows outwards a nonpolar character owing to the nonpolar ends of the tenside.
- the filler which has become nonpolar in this way is well miscible with nonpolar polymers (e.g. polyethylene, polypropylene).
- nonpolar polymers e.g. polyethylene, polypropylene.
- compositions of the invention vegetable- and chrome-tanned scrap leathers arising in tanneries, scrap leathers of shoemaking and clothing industries, wastes of the rubber industry (first of all used tyres) may be
- waste polymers are also suitable (first of all poly(vinyl chloride) and polyurethane).
- wastes fine ground material may be produced in two ways:
- Hide-fibres or ground rubbers are produced in knife mills.
- the obtained hide fibres and/or ground rubbers are mixed step-by-step or continuously with the polymers and additives corresponding to the individual formulae, at a temperature above the melting point of the polymer components, preferably in a mixer ensuring the highest homogeneity.
- compositions may be best utilized by processing on single-purpose machines, but the majority of the existing machines used for the processing of various polymers are also suitable for manufacturing these compositions economically and in good quality.
- granulates may be produced by extrusion, from which plates, foils and other profiles may be extruded or numerous forms of products may be manufactured by injection moulding and pressing.
- compositions are suitable for the extrusion of 0,5-5 mm thick plates which may be further formed by vacuum forming, deep drawing, pneumatic forming.
- the products produced from these compositions can be stuff-coloured and welded with their own material.
- the surface of solid or foamed products can be changed, according to the demands, with known materials (e.g. foil and sheet made of traditional polymer, fleece, textile, leather, artificial leather, etc).
- the value of the product may be increased as a result of the peculiarity of the compositions of the invention that they retain their original leather and rubber smell, thereby they further the replaceability of the original leather and rubber products.
- the compositions of the invention enable, on the one hand, the waste leather and rubber to be processed in as large a proportion as possible and, on the other hand, the wastes arising on process and on utilization may be processed again.
- the quantity of material intended for final destruction may be reduced to minimum, but due to their high polymer content these compositions require considerably less heating energy and they pollute the environment less than the starting scrap leather and waste rubber.
- the foils may be repaired.
- the products may be reprocessed at any time, the manufacturing wastes may be returned in certain phases of the producti Best Mode of Carrying out the Invention
- ground material is prepared from a mixture containing 50 % by mass of hide fibres, 25 % by mass of ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer of ESCORENE UL 4028 type and 25 % by mass of polyethylene of TIPELIN FS 340-02 TVK type.
- the ground material is then processed on a BATTENFELD BSKM 30/50 injection moulding machine. Oblong test specimen is obtained the size of which is 65 x 50 mm and the thickness is 1 and 3 mm.
- the melt is rolled on a bowl into 2 mm thick plates.
- the obtained material is favourable from the point of view of flame proofness: after having been lit and the source of flame removed, it becomes self-extinguishable.
- ground material is prepared with the following composition:
- Example 3 Under the conditions of Example 3 and with identical composition, 2 mm thick plates are rolled on a bowl in such a manner that simultaneously with charging the melt between the rolls, polyethylene fleece is introduced between the melt and the roll, on one or both sides of the melt. Thus a plate is obtained to which the polyethylene fleece sticks evenly due to its partial melting.
- Example 6 To the composition of Example 6 0,2-4 % of azodicarbonamide blowing agent is mixed and plates are prepared under the conditions of Example 6. The obtained product is pliable as rubber and has a foamed structure.
- the foamed melt produced according to Example 7 is laminated, on calender coming after the extruder, with a 0,5 - 1,50 mm thick, solid polyethylene layer of TIPELIN PS 380-09 (TVK) type.
- One surface of the produced plate is of foamed structure, the other is solid and smooth.
- fire-retardant plate is extruded at 180 °C which was previously converted into homogeneous mixture at 170 °C by stirring with an inner mixer, the melt mixture was rolled between the calender rolls into 1 mm thick plates, shredded with plate shears, ground, then from the ground material plates were extruded.
- composition of the prepared fire-retardant plate is a composition of the prepared fire-retardant plate
- Example 10 Under the conditions of Example 10 plates are manufactured, with the exception that polyethylene of TIPELIN PS 380-09 (TVK) type and ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer of ESCORENE UL 4028 (ESSO) type are used in 1:3 ratio as polymer component.
- polyethylene of TIPELIN PS 380-09 (TVK) type and ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer of ESCORENE UL 4028 (ESSO) type are used in 1:3 ratio as polymer component.
- Figure 2 shows the structure of a product with identical composition, but containing tenside
- Figure 3 shows the structure of a product containing
- Figure 4 shows the structure of a product with identical composition, containing tenside.
- the surface of the products prepared from the compositions of the invention may be combined, depending on the processing technology, with natural or artificial fleece or woven textiles, with stiff materials.
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HU883371A HU212122B (en) | 1988-06-29 | 1988-06-29 | Polimer compositions containing waste rubber and/ore waste leather as filler |
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DE4121081A1 (en) * | 1991-06-26 | 1993-01-14 | Obersteiner Baustoff Gmbh | Heat-insulating or sound-absorbing elements for covering buildings - are prepd. from chopped plastics waste, chopped old rubber tyres, waste polystyrene foam granules, and binder |
US5312858A (en) * | 1991-12-16 | 1994-05-17 | Virgil Folsom | Construction article from waste materials and method of making the same |
US5346934A (en) * | 1992-12-21 | 1994-09-13 | Chriss Henry T | Footwear additive made from recycled materials |
EP0633109A1 (en) * | 1993-07-08 | 1995-01-11 | Kampffmeyer, Gerhard | Moulded part and its manufacturing process |
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WO2008059215A1 (en) * | 2006-11-13 | 2008-05-22 | Texon Management Ltd | Recycled materials |
IT201800003401A1 (en) * | 2018-03-09 | 2019-09-09 | Conceria Lufran S R L | Production process of leatherette material and material thus obtained. |
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CN115464818A (en) * | 2022-08-10 | 2022-12-13 | 四川大学 | Method for preparing composite regenerated plastic product by using waste leather material |
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