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Product features related to processing

The aim is to recognise design features associated with processes. The diagrams in Chapter 5 show the major processes. Both the product shape and surface marks provide clues for process identification. [Pg.14]

Abbreviations Polymer Density (kgm T, CQ T , CQ Event if bent through 90° [Pg.15]

P4MP Poly (4-methyl-pentene-l) 830 25 238 Semi-brittle [Pg.15]

crystal melting temperature Tg, glass transition temperature. [Pg.15]

These are hollow containers, usually with an opening of smaller diameter than the body. Both ends of the moulding may be cut off to produce a tubular product, or one end cut off for a bucket-shaped container. The wall thickness varies with position, and there is a weld Hue across the closed end of the container (Fig. 1.12). Sometimes near-parallel lines are visible on the inner surface. These indicate the extrusion direction when the parison (tubular preform) emerged from a die. Look for the weld location on the base of an HDPE milk bottle this aligns with the external surface line from the mould split. Section the milk bottle vertically, in a plane perpendicular to the weld line, and measure the thickness at the weld line compared with elsewhere. Note the threads in the neck are corrugated. [Pg.16]


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