In this work it is presented three applications of real time analysis during extrusion process using an optical device developed by our research group, which applies the concepts of light extinction. Monitoring of polymer blends morphology takes place to infer data concerned to dispersed phase size and concentration. The detector also enables information about melting temperature of polymer during extrusion and the level of viscous heating, and the exfoliation step during processing of a polymer-clay nanocomposite.

Canevarolo, S.E., Bertolino, M.K., Pinheiro, L.A., Palermo, V., Piccarolo, S. (2009). The Use of In-line Quantitative Analysis to Follow Polymer Processing. MACROMOLECULAR SYMPOSIA, 279(1), 191-200.

The Use of In-line Quantitative Analysis to Follow Polymer Processing

PICCAROLO, Stefano
2009-01-01

Abstract

In this work it is presented three applications of real time analysis during extrusion process using an optical device developed by our research group, which applies the concepts of light extinction. Monitoring of polymer blends morphology takes place to infer data concerned to dispersed phase size and concentration. The detector also enables information about melting temperature of polymer during extrusion and the level of viscous heating, and the exfoliation step during processing of a polymer-clay nanocomposite.
2009
Canevarolo, S.E., Bertolino, M.K., Pinheiro, L.A., Palermo, V., Piccarolo, S. (2009). The Use of In-line Quantitative Analysis to Follow Polymer Processing. MACROMOLECULAR SYMPOSIA, 279(1), 191-200.
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