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Medium Thermal

GPF = general purpose furnace SRF = semireinforcing furnace MT = medium thermal HS = high structure LS = low structure LM = low modulus. Dibutyl phthalate [84-74-2] absorption. [Pg.550]

N700(SRF) Semi Reinforcing Furnace N800(FT) Medium Thermal... [Pg.424]

Abbreviation for Fine Thermal Carbon Black. The only form of thermal black now in common use is Medium Thermal (MT) black. See Thermal Black. [Pg.30]

Abbreviation for medium thermal carbon black. See Thermal Black. [Pg.42]

The surface area of blacks ranges from 20 m2/cm3 (N990 - Medium thermal black) to 225 m2/cm3 (N110 - Super abrasion furnace black). [Pg.143]

Medium thermal blacks, 4 765t Medium volatile bituminous coal rank and heating values, 6 726t vitrinite reflectance limits and ASTM coal rank classes, 6 708t... [Pg.559]

It is another well-known problem that classical triblock TEP s, i.e. those of the Kraton-type, are often confined to applications under rather mild conditions, due to the relatively low Tg of the glassy phase, and/or the medium thermal stability of the rubbery phase In principle at least, good answers to that challenge can be offered by the type of synthesis discussed in this section. [Pg.312]

A method for determining the alteration of the refractive index of a medium as a result of the temperature rise in the path of a beam of coherent light absorbed by the medium. Thermal lensing can also occur with pigmented proteins, and this phenomenon can influence the accuracy of concentration gradient measurements in small aperture flow cuvettes as well as in ultracentrifugation. [Pg.673]

Thermal black Soft carbon black formed by the decomposition of natural gas (e.g., MT, medium thermal black). It has little stiffening effect, but imparts toughness, resilience, good resistance to tearing, and fair abrasion resistance. [Pg.259]

Fig. 9. Dependence of the energy contribution on the filler (filled rubbers) or hard phase (thermo elastoplastics) content. 1 — filled silicone rubber1221 Sil-51 (A), Sil-4600 ( ) multiblock copolymer polyarylate-PDMS (O) us) graft copolymer of PDMS and AN ( x) 128>. 2 — Butyl rubber with high abrasion furnace black125). 3 — Butyl rubber with medium thermal black 125). 4 — SBR-filled rubber 126). 5 — aerosil //j Si-filled silicon rubber138). 6 — EPR-filled rubber 129,130). 7 — plastisized PVC filled with aerosil131132). 8 — SBS block copolymers 134)... Fig. 9. Dependence of the energy contribution on the filler (filled rubbers) or hard phase (thermo elastoplastics) content. 1 — filled silicone rubber1221 Sil-51 (A), Sil-4600 ( ) multiblock copolymer polyarylate-PDMS (O) us) graft copolymer of PDMS and AN ( x) 128>. 2 — Butyl rubber with high abrasion furnace black125). 3 — Butyl rubber with medium thermal black 125). 4 — SBR-filled rubber 126). 5 — aerosil //j Si-filled silicon rubber138). 6 — EPR-filled rubber 129,130). 7 — plastisized PVC filled with aerosil131132). 8 — SBS block copolymers 134)...
Carbon blacks of lower particle size can be produced by diluting natural gas with recycled hydrogen. Fine thermal blacks (FT blacks) with mean primary particle sizes of 120-200 nm are manufactured in this way. Medium thermal blacks (MT blacks) with mean particle sizes of 300-500 nm are still produced and are obtained by using undiluted feed stock. The yield of MT blacks is about 40% with respect to the amount of feedstock and fuel used. [Pg.159]

BS EN 12667, 2001. Thermal performance of building materials and products. Determination of thermal resistance by means of a guarded hot plate and heat flow meter methods. Products of high and medium thermal resistance. [Pg.285]

Thermal radiation can take place without a medium. Thermal radiation may be understood as being emitted by matter that is a consequence of the changes in the electronic configurations of its atoms or molecules. Solid surfaces, gases, and liquids all emit, absorb, and transmit thermal radiation to different extents. The radiation heat transfer phenomenon is described macroscopically by a modified form of the Stefan-Boltzmann law, which is... [Pg.22]

Figure 9.2. Particles of a medium thermal black (Sterling MT) before (left) and after (right) graphiti-zadon at 3000°C. Figure 9.2. Particles of a medium thermal black (Sterling MT) before (left) and after (right) graphiti-zadon at 3000°C.
N990 (medium thermal) carbon black Petrolamm... [Pg.107]

Thermal blacks are formed relatively slowly, resulting in coarse particles in sizes ranging from 300 to 500 nm, referred to as medium thermal. However, formerly, when using natural gas only as feedstock, it was possible to dilute it with inert gases and produce a thermal black consisting of particles in the range of 120 to 200 nm. This was referred to as fine thermal although it has virtually disappeared from the market. [Pg.175]

SAF) and high abrasion furnace (HAF) blacks and almost nonexistent with medium thermal (MX) black. [Pg.2266]

In highly idealized cases simple behavior is oberved. With glass beads or medium thermal black in linear polybutadiene of modest molecular weight and narrow molecular weight distribution most of the complications mentioned are absent. The polymer does not break down on milling and there is no possibility of preferential adsorption effects. The unfilled polymer exhibits Newtonian flow up to relatively high shear rates, while the fillers are essentially structure-less and have large, spherical particles. Because the interfacial surface area is small,... [Pg.191]


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