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ГРНТИ 27.01 Общие вопросы математики
ГРНТИ 31.01 Общие вопросы химии
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Studies on the microwave modification of complex technical auxiliary materials - import adhesive compositions on the basis of native and modified samples of potato starch with various functional additives have been presented. The paper aims at the replacement of import technical production and the decrease in the consumption of the important materials which are used as wallpaper glues. Features of direct microwave effect on various water-soluble adhesive substances differing from each other in chemical composition and properties have been determined. A mechanism of absorption of microwaves using the air-dry adhesive compositions based on their specific effect on the water which is in the finished dry product has been offered. A possibility of change of the main technological properties of adhesive compositions (viscosity, adhesion) after a direct short-term effect of microwaves on them with the frequency of 2.45 GHz has been proved. It has been established that, in case of preliminary short-term influence of MR in the non-thermal mode, the kinematic viscosity and adhesive forces of various initial types of the glues on a starch basis having a different composition change differently and individually with various time of influence. The change of viscosity and adhesive forces of separate selected adhesive compositions after microwave processing provides a decrease in the cost of the gluing process. The found method of management of technological parameters of gluing has an important practical value and can be introduced in the construction industry for the internal finishing of ready apartments.
Glue, adhesive compositions, microwave, viscosity, adhesion, starch, degree of hydration, macromolecules, modification
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