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PVC Resin

PVC copolymers PVC foams P V C formulation PVC plasticizers PVC plastisols PVC resins... [Pg.827]

Almost all of the OX that is recovered is used to produce phthaUc anhydride. PhthaUc anhydride is a basic building block for plasticizers used in flexible PVC resins, for polyester resins used in glass-reinforced plastics, and for alkyd resins used for surface coatings. OX is also used to manufacture phthalonitrile, which is converted to copper phthalocyanine, a pigment. [Pg.424]

There are two principal PVC resins for producing vinyl foams suspension resin and dispersion resin. The suspension resin is prepared by suspension polymerization with a relatively large particle size in the 30—250 p.m range and the dispersion resin is prepared by emulsion polymerization with a fine particle size in the 0.2—2 p.m range (245). The latter is used in the manufacture of vinyl plastisols which can be fused without the appHcation of pressure. In addition, plastisol blending resins, which are fine particle size suspension resins, can be used as a partial replacement for the dispersion resin in a plastisol system to reduce the resin costs. [Pg.420]

Economics. As with the alkyl tin stabilizers, the market pricing of the mixed metal stabilizers tend to be directed by the particular appHcation. The calcium—zinc and barium—cadmium packages are typically used at 2.0—4.0 parts per hundred of PVC resin (phr) in the formulation. These completely formulated products are sold for 2.50— 4.40/kg for the Hquid products and 3.20— 6.50/kg for the soHds and pastes. The higher efficiency products aimed at rigid appHcations tend toward the higher end of the cost range. [Pg.551]

Ethylene Dichlonde and Vinyl Chloride. In the United States, all ethylene dichloride [107-60-2] (EDC) is produced from ethylene, either by chlorination or oxychlorination (oxyhydrochlorination). The oxychlorination process is particularly attractive to manufacturers having a supply of by-product HCl, such as from pyrolysis of EDC to vinyl chloride [75-01-4] monomer (VCM), because this by-product HCl can be fed back to the oxychlorination reactor. EDC consumption follows demand for VCM which consumed about 87% of EDC production in 1989. VCM is, in turn, used in the manufacture of PVC resins. Essentially all HCl generated during VCM production is recycled to produce precursor EDC (see Chlorocarbons and Cm OROHYDROCARBONS ViNYLPOLYAffiRS). [Pg.450]

Polar groups in the PVC resin are freed from each other. [Pg.123]

Plastisol Viscosity and Viscosity Stability. After the primary contribution of the resin type in terms of its particle size and particle size distribution, for a given PVC resin, plastisol viscosity has a secondary dependence on plasticizer viscosity. The lower molecular weight and more linear esters have the lowest viscosity and hence show the lowest plastisol viscosity, ie, plastisol viscosity for a common set of other formulation ingredients... [Pg.127]

Plasticizers for acryhcs include all common phthalates and adipates. There has been interest in the development of acryUc plastisols similar to those encountered with PVC. Clearly the same aspects of both plastisol viscosity and viscosity stabiUty are important. Patents appear in the Hterature (32) indicating that the number of available plasticizers that show both good compatibiHty with acryHc resins and satisfactory long-term plastisol stabiHty may be fewer than those showing equivalent properties with emulsion PVC resins. [Pg.129]

PVC Resin Price. PVC resin prices tend to be more stable than other plastics prices, pardy because only about half the molecule is based on hydrocarbon raw material sources. Figure 13 compares PVC prices to other plastics prices Figure 14 illustrates PVC prices over several years. [Pg.506]

Numerous specifications and standards are used to define PVC resins and compounds. Table 7 summarizes a few of these standards. [Pg.506]

More than half the metal stearates produced in the United States are appHed as lubricants and heat stabili2ers (qv) in plastics, particularly in the processing of poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC) resins. [Pg.220]

Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) is fast, sensitive, simple, and only needs a small amount of a sample, therefore it is widely used to analyze the system. For example, a polyester-based TPU, 892024TPU, made in our lab, was blended with a commercial PVC resin in different ratios. The glass transition temperature (Tg) values of these systems were determined by DSC and the results are shown in Table 1. [Pg.138]

Quality Control ---------> Premixing of PVC Resin,-----------> Blending --------> granulation... [Pg.141]

PVC resin, plasticizers, and additives are weighed according to the recipe and mixed in a high-speed mixer. This mixture is then processed at 140-I80°C for a certain period of time to form the preplasticized PVC. The TPU is then added and further blending is performed until completion, depending on each case. [Pg.142]

Many additives are used with PVC polymers such as plasticizers, antioxidants, and impact modifiers. Heat stabilizers, which are particularly important with PVC resins, extend the useful life of the finished product. Plastic additives have been reviewed by Ainsworth. [Pg.334]

Demand for the different classes of polymer additives varies by resin. Modifiers and processing aids rely heavily on PVC while the property extenders are primarily used in non-PVC resins. PVC is by far the largest consuming resin for polymer additives (excluding fillers), accounting for some 80% of the world-wide volume or 60 % in total value. Polyolefins are a distant second accounting for 8% and 17%, respectively [36]. [Pg.11]

Polymer structure and formulation. As an example, Woo et al. [7] measured OIT values for series of commercial PVC resins and polyester thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs). The researchers used the ASTM D3895-80 procedure, but substituted air as the oxidising gas instead of pure oxygen. A dependency on thermal processing history of the TPE film samples appeared to influence the measured OIT in the PVC study, chemically different chain ends affected polymer stability and hence OIT values. [Pg.391]

After a switch to a new poly/(vinyl chloride) (PVC) resin, a film residue was noted on the polished laminating plates used by a consumer product manufacturer. This residue needed to be identified so that the source of the contamination could be determined and eliminated. [Pg.645]


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