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Extrusion of Thermoplastics

In this chapter, the principle of the process and structure of the equipment will be discussed. A schematic description and a simplified analysis will be undertaken, leading to an approximate analytical solution. Let s observe the [Pg.111]

PHOTO 5-1 Section view of a single screw plastics extruder [Pg.112]

screw 2, hopper 3, feed section 4, barrel heaters 5, gear box 6, lubrication system 7, air blowers to control barrel heating and cooling temperatures 8, double walled hood for balanced air flow 9, die clamping assembly [Pg.112]

Therefore, the plasticating extruder has three zones (1) the feed zone, wherein the conveying of the solid particle is carried out (it is usually cooled in order to eliminate sticking) (2) the compression zone, in which the principal melting takes place and (3) the metering zone, in which the liquid melt [Pg.112]

The rotation speed of the screw is considered the major operating variable, which is capable of continuous alteration. The most common range is 100- [Pg.113]


Borgaonkar H. and Ramani K., Stability analysis in single screw extrusion of thermoplastic elastomers using simple design of experiments, Adv. Polym. Technol., 17, 115, 1998. [Pg.162]

The principle of the extrusion of thermoplastics containing blowing agents is theoretically simple ... [Pg.741]

Berghaus, U., Extrusion of Thermoplastics, Chapter 3.2 in Screw Extrusion, White, J.L and Potente, H. (Eds.), Hanser Publishers, Munich, 2002... [Pg.187]

H. Zamodits, Extrusion of Thermoplastics, Ph.D. Thesis, University of Cambridge, 1964 also H. Zamodits and J. R. A. Pearson, Flow of Melt in Polymer Extruders, Part 1. The Effect of Transverse Flow on a Superimposed Temperature Profile, Trans. Soc. Rheol., 13, 357 (1969). [Pg.315]

Ward SK, O Brien (1989) Enhanced GS melt extrusion of thermoplastics containing silicone interpenetrating polymer networks. EP Patent 308 836... [Pg.146]

In reactive processing, such as reactive extrusion of thermoplastics, the use of DSC may be seen in determining the stability of the polymer formulation by measuring the oxidation induction time (OIT) (Bair, 1997). This is an isothermal experiment in the presence of air... [Pg.197]

In ram extrusion experiments, the pressure is applied directly to the semicrystalline billet by use of a piston. Ram extrusion was used by Imada and coworkers for the extrusion of PP13 and of HDPE19 and for the coextrusion of HDPE withn-parafBns2 . Figure 1 gives a schematical representation of the apparatus used for ram extrusion. To decrease the friction of the billet during the extrusion experiment, a lubricant was added. A similar technique, however without lubricant, was applied for the solid-state extrusion of thermoplastic elastomers of the block copoly(ether ester) type by Drdscher and co-workers21-23. ... [Pg.121]

Although extrusion is used commercially for rubbers, and for solid state forming of thermoplastic polymers, in the chapter only melt extrusion of thermoplastic blends will be covered. Interested readers will find in depth discussion on extrusion in recent monographs [Rauwendaal, 1986 White, 1992]. [Pg.686]

Starch is the major carbohydrate reserve in higher plants and has been a material of choice since the early days of human technology. Recently starch gained new importance as a raw material in the production of plastics, in particular, for the synthesis of monomers to produce polymers such as polydactic acid) and, after chemical modification (e.g. esterification) and thermomechanical processing, to produce thermoplastic starch. This chapter gives a general overview of the most recent research on the development of materials from starch, focusing on thermoplastic starch and the perspectives for future development in this field. A brief review on reactive extrusion of thermoplastic starch is also provided. [Pg.81]

CleOO] Clemens F, Graule T (2002) Thin wall ceramic tubes by extrusion of thermoplastic Zr02 compounds. In Kermel V, Lardot V, Libert D, Urbain I (eds) Euro Ceramics VII, Trans Tech Publications Ltd, PT 1-3 206-2 425-428... [Pg.343]

In order to adjust the properties of these starch-based materials to the desired application, it is necessary to combine starch with other polymers, as frequently done in the plastic industry. The need for tuneable properties may also require starch modifications, such as esterification or etherification, grafting and reactive or melting extrusion of thermoplastic starch (TPS). The main forms of starch utilization as a polymer are (i) starch grafted with vinyl monomers, (ii) starch as a filler of other polymers and (iii) plasticized starch (PLS), commonly known as TPS. [Pg.327]

Figure 6 Extrusion of thermoplastic (polyethylene) materials for production of polyethylene-coated wire and cable key parts include 1. Wire 2. Die 3. Polyethylene 4. Cooling chamber 5. Cooling water. Example 1 wire, was 1.2 mm in diameter polyethylene coating overall diameter was 7 mm extrusion rate 10 feet/minute, Temperature 130 C the covering on the wire is set solid and free of voids on exiting the cooling chamber. Figure 6 Extrusion of thermoplastic (polyethylene) materials for production of polyethylene-coated wire and cable key parts include 1. Wire 2. Die 3. Polyethylene 4. Cooling chamber 5. Cooling water. Example 1 wire, was 1.2 mm in diameter polyethylene coating overall diameter was 7 mm extrusion rate 10 feet/minute, Temperature 130 C the covering on the wire is set solid and free of voids on exiting the cooling chamber.
Homogeneous blends of a thermoplastic styrene/methyl methacrylate (SMMA) copolymer and a thermoplastic vinylidene fluo-ride/hexafluoropropylene copolymer which is an excellent processing additive for the extrusion of thermoplastic polyolefin (1). [Pg.115]

Michaeli, W. and Heinz, R. 2000. Foam extrusion of thermoplastics polyurethanes (TPU) using CO2 as a blowing agent. Macromol Mater Eng 35 284-285. [Pg.110]

Chaudhary, A., Miler, M., Torley, R, Sopade, R, and Halley, P. J. (2008). Amylose content and chemical modification efiects on the extrusion of thermoplastic starch from maize. Carbohydr. Polym., 74,907-913. [Pg.478]

Knieps H (1997) Extrusion of thermoplastic elastomers, Thermoplastische Elastomere - Herausforderung an die Elastomerverarbeiter 103-115 (CA 127 332617). [Pg.29]

E40-S3 Heat and light 40 Noiseless gears, seals, functional elements of sports shoes, process aids in the extrusion of thermoplastic polyurethanes, films... [Pg.504]


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