Ryton electrical

Electrical property Ryton PPS R-4XT, 40% glass-fiUed Ryton PPS R-7, glas s—rnineral-filled... [Pg.449]

RYTON Polypheny lenesulfide Physical, Chemical, Thermal, and Electrical Properties, TSM-266, Phillips Chemical Co., BaiflesviUe, OHa., Api. 1981, p. 2. [Pg.279]

Poly(phenylene sulfide) (PPS Ryton) is a solvent-resistant plastic that is useful in high-temperature service (structure 4.71). PPS is used for pumps, sleeve bearing, cookware, quartz halogen lamp parts, and electrical appliance housings. [Pg.113]

Moldings, composites, coatings oulstatiding in heat resistance, flame resistance, chemical resistance and electrical insulation resistance used for electrical components, mechanical parts, e.g., Ryton, Tedur, Fortron. [Pg.16]

PPS is unique amongst polymers utilized for electrical conduction in that it is available commercially as an engineering thermoplastic (Ryton by Philips Petroleum) and is finding use as a molding component for the encapsulation of electronic components. [Pg.574]

Pont Valox 9730 developmental alloy of General Electric Victrex high-performance thermoplastics of ICI Mindel alloys of Amoco Performance Products, which combine various grades of sulfone polymers and Ryton PPS grades R-4 and R-7 of Phillips Petroleum Chemicals. [Pg.780]

ChevronPhillips http //www.cpchem.com], Ryton R-7 [ChevronPhillips http //www.cpchem.com], Ryton R-10 Electrical 5004A [ChevronPhillips http //WWW. epehem. com]... [Pg.3540]

Ryton PPS electrical properties. Chevron Phillips Chemical Company 2001. [Pg.530]

Materials. As a matrix polymer, polyetherimide (PEI) Ultem KXX) of General Electric and polyphenylenesulfide (PPS) Ryton GR-02 of Phillips Petroleum were used. The reinforcing component was thermotropic liquid crystalline copolyester (LCP) Vectra B950 of Hoechst-Celanese. The chemical structures of PEI and LCP are presented in Figure 1. [Pg.119]

Polyphenylene Ryton Phillips 66 500 (260T) 425 (218°C) Heat resistance, good Automotive, electrical. [Pg.408]

The Ryton polyphenylene sulphide compounds are formulated for the encapsulation of semiconductors and discrete components and are particularly suited to this application because of their excellent thermal stability, resistance to chemical environments, flame retardancy and good electrical properties over a wide temperature range. In order to be suitable for the encapsulation of microcircuits and transistors the material must have good flow during moulding, good dimensional stability, low levels of impurities and low moisture absorption characteristics. [Pg.337]

RYTON polyphenylene sulfide resins and compounds are engineering thermoplastics developed by Phillips Petroleum Company. Available in both molding and coating grades, these materials feature excellent dimensional stability, inherent flame retardancy, thermal stability, chemical resistance, desirable electrical properties and ease of processing. [Pg.120]

Ryton. Phillips Petroleum Co. e—Genal 4100, General Electric Co. [Pg.241]

Phillips Petroleum introduced the first commercial PPS grades in 1968 under the trade name of Ryton. It had a very high viscosity and was initially a linear polymer that could be compression molded. Five years later, in Europe, the emphasis was shifted to coating processes and injection molding. It currently is used to make to make. filter fabric for coal boilers, papermaking felts, electrical insulation, specialty membranes, gaskets, and various packaging. [Pg.131]

Phillips Petroleum Company Ryton PPS Applications Mechanical components, pump housings, impellors, seals, valves, automotive parts, electrical/electronic ... [Pg.453]

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