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High-density thermoplastic foam sheet

The combination of starch with a water soluble polymer such as PVOH and/or polyalkylene glycols has been widely considered since 1970 [157]. Recently, the system, thermoplastic starch/PVOH has been studied mainly for producing starch-based loose fillers as a substitute for expanded PS [158-164], As an example, Lacourse and Altieri developed a technology based on hydroxy propylated high amylose starch containing small amounts of PVOH for improving foam resiliency and density [158-162]. In this case loose fill was produced directly by a twin-screw extruder. Recently more advanced processes and alloys have been developed which have resulted in foams with lower foam densities (8-6 kg/m ) and better performance [165-167]. Other applications of modified starch/PVOH can be in the sector of sheet extrusion/thermoforming. [Pg.270]


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