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Mixing shear

In the post-dispersion process, the soHd phenoHc resin is added to a mixture of water, cosolvent, and dispersant at high shear mixing, possibly with heating. The cosolvent, frequently an alcohol or glycol ether, and heat soften the resin and permit small particles to form. On cooling, the resin particles, stabilized by dispersant and perhaps thickener, harden and resist settling and agglomeration. Both resole and novolak resins have been made by this process (25). [Pg.298]

Dispersions. In phenoHc resin dispersions, the continuous phase is water or a nonpolar hydrocarbon solvent. The resin exists as droplets that have particle sizes of 1—20 p.m and are dispersed in the continuous phase. Aqueous dispersions are prepared either in situ during the preparation of the resin itself or by high shear mixing (25,35). [Pg.303]

Other scale-up factors are shear, mixing time, Reynolds number, momentum, and the mixing provided by rising bubbles. Shear is maximum at the tip of the impeller and may be estimated from Eq. (24-5), where the subscripts s and I stand for small and large and Di is impeller diameter [R. Steel and W. D. Maxon, Biotechnm. Bioengn, 4, 231 (1962)]. [Pg.2140]

Figure 7.3. Laminar shear mixing in a coaxial cylinder arrangement... Figure 7.3. Laminar shear mixing in a coaxial cylinder arrangement...
Even if all of the organisms are killed off, their death and breakdown, either by the biocide or by stress rupture, especially if shear mixing is used, may release enzymes. These, unaffected by the biocide, will often be cellulolytic and can remain active for prolonged periods. [Pg.72]

Approach ii is applicable to all thermoplastic polymers and offers considerable practical advantage since reactively modified polymers can be readily produced by normal commercial high-shear mixing procedures at no additional cost. [Pg.412]

KS Murthy, JC Samyn. Effect of shear mixing on in vitro drug release of capsule formulations containing lubricants. J Pharm Sci 66 1215-1219, 1977. [Pg.382]

Great care has to be given to the physics of rotation and to the treatment of its interaction with mass loss. For differentially rotating stars, the structure equations need to be written differently [9] than for solid body rotation. For the transport of the chemical elements and angular momentum, we consider the effects of shear mixing, meridional circulation, horizontal turbulence and in the advanced stages the dynamical shear is also included. Caution has to be given that advection and diffusion are not the same physical effect. [Pg.308]

Currently, there are no correlations available between the surface wave function, the film thickness and the average heat transfer coefficient that successfully describe the experimental results. The increase in the average heat transfer coefficient for an increasing rotational speed may be due to better shear mixing, resulting from thinner films and smaller and more concentrated surface waves. Similar phenomena have been observed by both... [Pg.1116]

Nonconjugated hydrocarbon polymers could also be combined with carbon nanotubes, with polystyrene being the most studied example. The composites are generally prepared by solution or shear mixing techniques, resulting in materials with improved mechanical properties [60]. [Pg.56]

Quaternary ammonium and phosphonium halides were used as the phase transfer catalysts. For effective coupling, high-shear mixing and high concentrations of polymer and base were used. [Pg.187]

Fibres reacted with pre-heated MAPP always exhibited larger contact angles compared with fibres reacted with as-received MAPP. FTIR studies showed that there was a higher level of ester linkages when the fibres were reacted with the pre-heated MAPP. Wood polymer composites were made by shear mixing in a twin screw extmder, and the mechanical properties of these composites were found to be superior when pre-heated MAPP was used as the coupling agent. [Pg.136]


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