Analysis of the Deformation of Composite Materials of Scrapes of Tire and Latex with Temperature Variation

David Publishing

2012

Composite

Latex

Deformation

The great major applications of thermal isolation are in the strip of drops and averages temperatures (up to 180 ºC), which is used from aggressive materials to the nature, such as glass wool, rock wool, polystyrene, EPS among others. In spite of the effectiveness in the retention of the flow of heat, such materials possess considerable cost and they are discarded for long years to be decomposed. In that context, to adapt to the world politics about the preservation of the environment, a study began with intention of developing a material composite with thermal properties, originating from insulating industrial residues. In this research, the behavior of this composite was analyzed, when it submitted traction efforts. For this, a term-mechanic was used (DMA), where the composite was differentiated under variation temperatures. It was also certain that the gradient temperature of the composite was the source of heat, the conductivity and thermal diffusion. Consequently, the function of the answers of the system was possible to be observed with the deformation of the composite with the tension and temperature variation, as well as the temperature gradient for each proportion of the composite.