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Natural rubber/leather waste composite foam: A new eco-friendly material and recycling approach

November 2014 · Journal of Applied Polymer Science 132(11)


DOI: 10.1002/app.41636

Nelissa Garcia · Elton Aparecido Prado dos Reis · Eduardo Roque Budemberg · Show all 7 authors · Aldo E. Job

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This article describes a new approach of recycling the leather waste (shavings) using it as filler in natural rubber foams composites. The foams were
prepared using different amounts of leather waste (0–60 parts per hundred of rubber) and submitted to morphological (SEM microscopy) and
mechanical analyses (cyclic stress–strain compression). The increase of leather shavings on the composite causes an increase of viscosity in the
mixture, which reflects in the foaming process. This results in smaller and fairly uniform cells. Furthermore, expanded rubber has the biggest cell
size, with more than 70% of cell with 1000 µm, while the composite with the higher concentration of leather has around 80% of total number of cells
with 100–400 µm. The mechanical parameters were found to depend on the leather dust concentration. Moreover, the stiffness rises with the
increase of leather shavings; consequently, the compression force for expanded rubber was 0.126 MPa as well as the composite with higher
concentration of leather was 7.55 MPa. © 2014 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J. Appl. Polym. Sci. 2015, 132, 41636.
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