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Melt flow rate processing techniques

Since common processing techniques for polymers involve shear rates of about 100-100 000 s there is no substitute for the comprehensive study of shear-stress versus shear rate over the typical processing windows of shear rate and temperature. Clearly, one-point tests such as melt flow index cannot be used as a guide to processability since the shapes of pseudoplastic curves are not identical (Figure 9.9). [Pg.273]

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MELT PROCESSING

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Melt-processible

Melting techniques

Process flow

Process flow processing

Processing melting

Processing rate

Processing techniques

Rate processes