Thermal Characteristics, Stability, and Degradation of Pvc Composites and Nanocomposites

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2024

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Kırbıyık, Kurukavak, Ç.

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Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH

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PVC composites are frequently and widely used in numerous engineering applications because they offer a cost-effective and versatile solution with improved mechanical, thermal, and barrier properties for various applications. Investigating the thermal characteristics, thermal stability, and thermal degradation of PVC-based composites is essential to ensure their optimal performance, safety, and durability in polymer material science. The current study briefly explains the thermal properties and degradation mechanism of PVC and then focuses are placed on the composites with PVC matrix. In particular, the thermal characteristics of different composite formulations and strategies based on different reinforcements were presented and compared within each strategy and in between. This overview will help to gain a profound understanding of the current state of PVC-based composites and nanocomposites in the context of thermal properties and thermal degradation to determine the best formulation, processing processes, and conditions of such composite materials. © The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2024.

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Cost effectiveness, Cost engineering, Degradation, Nanocomposites, Thermal Engineering, Thermodynamic properties, 'current, Barrier properties, Cost effective, Engineering applications, Mechanical barrier, Mechanical/thermal properties, Optimal performance, PVC composites, Thermal characteristics, Thermal degradation', Polyvinyl chlorides, Thermal degradation', Barrier properties, Mechanical barrier, Mechanical/thermal properties, Engineering applications, Cost effectiveness, Optimal performance, PVC composites, Nanocomposites, Thermodynamic properties, Degradation, 'current, Thermal Engineering, Thermal characteristics, Polyvinyl chlorides, Cost engineering, Cost effective

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Engineering Materials

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Part F1657

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293

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