Using eggshell as a filler in elastomeric compounds: Effect of incubation period on its performance toward elastomers

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The effect of incubation period and the presence of organic membrane on eggshell activity toward elastomers (NBR, NR and SBR) has been investigated. After hatching eggshell (AHES) showed enhanced mechanical properties when compared to before hatching eggshell (BHES) and calcium carbonate. Compounds containing BHES powder also showed good mechanical properties. Both types of eggshells reduced optimum curing time of the compounds. This trend was more considerable in NBR compound. The improvement of mechanical properties of the compounds attributed to elemental composition and higher specific area of AHES. The results of this study showed both before hatching and after hatching eggshell can be used in elastomeric compound as a bio-filler. (Received: 6 March, 2008; published: 1 November, 2008).

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Dakhel, H. R. (2008). Using eggshell as a filler in elastomeric compounds: Effect of incubation period on its performance toward elastomers. E-Polymers, 140. https://doi.org/10.1515/epoly.2008.8.1.1618

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