The Study on Open-Celled Morphology of Polymer Blends in Vibration

Bing Li; Bao Shan Huang; Qiao Zhou Nan; Xue Mei Qin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.664.52

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The Study on Open-Celled Morphology of Polymer Blends in Vibration

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The purpose of this research is to analysis on cell morphology of polymer blends foam in different vibration parameters. In this study, foamed was produced using a dynamic simulation foaming setup designed by ourselves. The addition of the vibration force field improved the cell nucleation. At the same time, the vibration reduce the polymer viscosity and increase the dissolution of CO2, which improve the content of open-celled microcellular foam.

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Bing Li, Bao Shan Huang, Qiao Zhou Nan, Xue Mei Qin

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Microcellular Plastic, Open-Cell Morphology, Vibration Force Field

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