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Mechanical or Secondary Recycling

In the approach taken by Abbas and co-workers (1978) they assumed the parallel arrangement of properties, and, hence, the properties of the product are given by [Pg.351]

Example 11.4. Determination of the Percent of Original Properties for a Linear Decay in Properties [Pg.351]

The decay in tensile strength of an injection molded sample is given by the following equation  [Pg.351]

The numbers in parentheses result from evaluating Eq. 11.14. Now, for a recycle ratio of 0.2, the reduction in properties is only 1.2% or the polymer retains 98.8% of the original properties. For a recycle ratio of 0.5, 91% of the original properties are retained. Actually, after about 3 recycle steps, there is very Uttle change in the properties.  [Pg.351]

TABLE 11.5 Plastic in Municipal Solid Waste of Hamilton, Ohio [Pg.352]


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