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Melting continued profile

Films, coatings, lining, sheets, continuous profiles, pipes, melt-blown containers, insulation. [Pg.28]

Figure 11 Intermediate-angle synchrotron profiles [26] of PDTMB samples freshly quenched from the melt (dashed line) and annealed at 70°C for 24 days (continuous line). Figure 11 Intermediate-angle synchrotron profiles [26] of PDTMB samples freshly quenched from the melt (dashed line) and annealed at 70°C for 24 days (continuous line).
Extrusion is a continuous conversion process via melting and subsequent transformation of granules or powders of biodegradable polymers and additives into semifinished or finished articles like sheets, profiles, tubes, bottles, films, tapes or... [Pg.115]

Figure 4-18 MgO profile in olivine and in melt during olivine dissolution in an andesitic melt, (a) Calculated MgO profile in olivine. Note that the length of the profile is much shorter than because the surface layer is continuously peeled off (dissolved),... Figure 4-18 MgO profile in olivine and in melt during olivine dissolution in an andesitic melt, (a) Calculated MgO profile in olivine. Note that the length of the profile is much shorter than because the surface layer is continuously peeled off (dissolved),...
It is possible to derive an expression for the pressnre profile in the x direction using a simple model. We assnme that the flow is steady, laminar, and isothermal the flnid is incompressible and Newtonian there is no slip at the walls gravity forces are neglected, and the polymer melt is uniformly distribnted on the rolls. With these assnmptions, there is only one component to the velocity, v dy), so the equations of continuity and motion, respectively, reduce to... [Pg.765]

Defects that must be appraised continuously include white spot" and "freckle. While spot is an area of alloy depleted in the lower melting-point alloying additions. Freckle is a mid-radial channel segregation resulting from a deep mcli pool and a steeply sloping liquidus profile. This segregation develops in the liquid before solidification. [Pg.302]

The Tadmor model assumes Newtonian fluids and shallow channels. The channel cross section and that of the solid bed are assumed to be rectangular. The width of the solid bed profile is denoted by X(z), which is the the main objective that we are seeking with the model. The solid bed that develops at steady state conditions is the focal interest here. Furthermore, Tadmor assumed that melting only occurs at the barrel surface and the solid bed is homogeneous, continuous and deformable. [Pg.326]

The next step in the analysis involves the use of DSC to observe the virgin melting profile. If a melt endotherm is not encountered, then the scan can be continued up to roughly 340°C to check for crosslinking exotherms. [Pg.118]

It is usually assumed that the micellar corona is a continuous phase extending from the micellar core to the micellar radius Rm. The internal structure of the micelle can be described by a density profile as shown in Fig. 8. The micellar core is a homogeneous melt or glass of insoluble polymer blocks. For hydrophobic blocks in aqueous solutions, the polymer volume fraction in the micellar core is 0C 1. The micellar shell is swollen with water or aqueous salt solution and has a polymer segment density that is expected to decrease in the radial direction as 0(r) r-a as typical for star polymers or... [Pg.182]


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