By Nicholas P. Cheremisinoff
ISBN-10: 0815514263
ISBN-13: 9780815514268
This quantity covers complicated polymer processing operations and is designed to supply an outline of a few of the most recent advancements for designated items and fabrication equipment. participants for this quantity are from either and academia from the foreign group. This publication includes 9 chapters protecting complicated processing purposes and applied sciences.
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Plasticizers are usually added in amounts greater than 20 parts per hundred parts of resin (phr). The reverse effect, unplasticization, is observed at lower concentrations. For most resin-plasticizer combinations at room temperature, a plasticizer threshold concentration must be passed before the normal plasticizer has an effects on physical properties. The extent to which T, is depressed depends on the amount of plasticizer present. The usual concentration range for plasticizers is 20-85 phr. Lubricants Lubricants are added to PVC compounds to facilitate processing and to permit the control of processing rate.
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