Blowing Agents and Foaming Processes : [conference proceedings] : Cologne, Germany, 19-20 May 2010 / organised by Smithers.
2010
TP1183.F6 B56 2010eb
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Title
Blowing Agents and Foaming Processes : [conference proceedings] : Cologne, Germany, 19-20 May 2010 / organised by Smithers.
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ISBN
9781847357540 (electronic bk.)
1847357547 (electronic bk.)
9781847354952
1847357547 (electronic bk.)
9781847354952
Published
Cologne : Smithers Rapra Technology Limited, 2010.
Language
English
Description
1 online resource (234 pages) : illustrations, portraits
Call Number
TP1183.F6 B56 2010eb
System Control No.
(OCoLC)868971948
Summary
Smart Polymer Systems 2010 was iSmithers' inaugural international conference on stimuli responsive polymers. These material systems repeatedly dramatically react to small changes in their external environment in a predictable manner. With an immensely wide range of potential applications; biomembranes, intelligent textiles, tissue engineering and smart coatings to name a few - the same thing that makes these materials so exciting, is also the barrier to their commercialisation. The conference highlighted the most recent advances and developments in this rapidly evolving field and provided atten.
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9781847357540_front cover; 9781847357540_content; Contents; Session 1: Blowing Agents and Blowing Gases; Paper 1 A NOVEL PROCEDURE TO ANALYZE THE FOAMABILITY OFTHERMOPLASTIC FOAMS USING IN-SITU OPTICALEXPANDOMETRY AND X-RAY RADIOSCOPY; Paper 2 HFO-1234ZE(E) AND HBA-2: ADVANCEMENTS IN LOW GWPBLOWING AGENTS; Paper 3 FOAMING SELECTED THERMOPLASTICS UNDERMICROWAVE IRRADIATION; Paper 4 THE SUPERCRITICAL STATE PARADIGM INTHERMOPLASTIC FOAMING; Paper 5 FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF LOW GWPFOAM EXPANSION AGENT WITH IMPROVED INSULATINGPERFORMANCE VS. COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLEOPTIONS TODAY
Paper 6 INVESTIGATION OF NEW LOW GWP BLOWING AGENTS FORRIGID POLYURETHANE FOAMSSession 2: Injection Moulding Efforts; Paper 7 CASE STUDY: SOLUTION WITH STRUCTURAL FOAM; Paper 8 STRUCTURAL FOAM COMPARED TO OTHER INJECTIONMOULDING PROCESSES; Paper 9 USING IN MOLD PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE SENSORSTO MONITOR THE MICROCELLULAR FOAMING PROCESS; Paper 10 POSSIBILITIES OF MICROCELLULAR INJECTION MOULDINGWITH POLYCARBONATE; Session 3: Extrusion New Aspects and Results; Paper 11 PHYSICAL FOAMING LINEFOR STANDARD AND HIGH PERFORMANCE PLASTICS
Paper 12 INVESTIGATION OF THE CORRUGATION IN FOAM SHEETEXTRUSIONSession 6: Detailed Efforts on Nano Techniques and Ageing; Paper 22 POLY(STYRENE-CO-ACRYLONITRILE) FOAMING WITHSUPERCRITICAL CO2: INFLUENCE OF NANOCLAY ON THEFOAM MORPHOLOGY AND FLAMMABILITY; Paper 13 THE INNOVATION POTENTIAL OF POLYMER FOAMS; Paper 14 BLOWING AGENT EMISSION FROM STYROFOAM EXTRUDEDPOLYSTYRENE FOAMS
A SIMPLIFIED MODEL TOCALCULATE THE RESIDUAL BLOWING AGENT; Paper 15 RETROFITTING CONVENTIONAL EXTRUSION LINES FORPHYSICAL FOAMING
Paper 16 IMPROVING THE FOAMING BEHAVIOR OF LINEARPOLYPROPYLENE-BASED TPO BY INTRODUCING NANOCLAYSession 4: Special Processes and Techniques; Paper 17 POLYETHYLENE FOAMS PRODUCED UNDER ATEMPERATURE GRADIENT WITH EXPANCEL ANDBLENDS THEREOF; Paper 18 FOAMING OF POLYPROPYLENE BY USING BOTH CHEMICALAND PHYSICAL BLOWING AGENTS. A COMPARATIVE STUDYOF THE STRUCTURE AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES; Paper 19 FLEXIBLE ELASTOMERIC FOAM INSULATIONS
APERMANENT CHALLENGE FOR THE FOAM MANUFACTURER; Session 5: Particle Foams; Paper 20 EXPANDED POLYPROPYLENE, A LOW DENSITYMANUFACTURING AND APPLICATIONS
Paper 21 CORRELATIONS BETWEEN DENSITY AND BEAD SIZE ON THEDYNAMIC MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR OF POLYSTYRENEBEAD FOAMSPaper 23 MYTHS AND FACTS SURROUNDING LONG TERM AGEING OFFOAM INSULATION; 9781847357540_back cover
Paper 6 INVESTIGATION OF NEW LOW GWP BLOWING AGENTS FORRIGID POLYURETHANE FOAMSSession 2: Injection Moulding Efforts; Paper 7 CASE STUDY: SOLUTION WITH STRUCTURAL FOAM; Paper 8 STRUCTURAL FOAM COMPARED TO OTHER INJECTIONMOULDING PROCESSES; Paper 9 USING IN MOLD PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE SENSORSTO MONITOR THE MICROCELLULAR FOAMING PROCESS; Paper 10 POSSIBILITIES OF MICROCELLULAR INJECTION MOULDINGWITH POLYCARBONATE; Session 3: Extrusion New Aspects and Results; Paper 11 PHYSICAL FOAMING LINEFOR STANDARD AND HIGH PERFORMANCE PLASTICS
Paper 12 INVESTIGATION OF THE CORRUGATION IN FOAM SHEETEXTRUSIONSession 6: Detailed Efforts on Nano Techniques and Ageing; Paper 22 POLY(STYRENE-CO-ACRYLONITRILE) FOAMING WITHSUPERCRITICAL CO2: INFLUENCE OF NANOCLAY ON THEFOAM MORPHOLOGY AND FLAMMABILITY; Paper 13 THE INNOVATION POTENTIAL OF POLYMER FOAMS; Paper 14 BLOWING AGENT EMISSION FROM STYROFOAM EXTRUDEDPOLYSTYRENE FOAMS
A SIMPLIFIED MODEL TOCALCULATE THE RESIDUAL BLOWING AGENT; Paper 15 RETROFITTING CONVENTIONAL EXTRUSION LINES FORPHYSICAL FOAMING
Paper 16 IMPROVING THE FOAMING BEHAVIOR OF LINEARPOLYPROPYLENE-BASED TPO BY INTRODUCING NANOCLAYSession 4: Special Processes and Techniques; Paper 17 POLYETHYLENE FOAMS PRODUCED UNDER ATEMPERATURE GRADIENT WITH EXPANCEL ANDBLENDS THEREOF; Paper 18 FOAMING OF POLYPROPYLENE BY USING BOTH CHEMICALAND PHYSICAL BLOWING AGENTS. A COMPARATIVE STUDYOF THE STRUCTURE AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES; Paper 19 FLEXIBLE ELASTOMERIC FOAM INSULATIONS
APERMANENT CHALLENGE FOR THE FOAM MANUFACTURER; Session 5: Particle Foams; Paper 20 EXPANDED POLYPROPYLENE, A LOW DENSITYMANUFACTURING AND APPLICATIONS
Paper 21 CORRELATIONS BETWEEN DENSITY AND BEAD SIZE ON THEDYNAMIC MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR OF POLYSTYRENEBEAD FOAMSPaper 23 MYTHS AND FACTS SURROUNDING LONG TERM AGEING OFFOAM INSULATION; 9781847357540_back cover
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