Resource Utilization of Electronic Waste Plastic

Shi De Xia; Gang Xie; Jie Hong Wang; Lin Tian

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.550-553.2134

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Resource Utilization of Electronic Waste Plastic

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In the paper, electronic waste plastic and petroleum asphalt were used to synthesize plastic asphalt. The effect of polymer content, shearing rate and time on properties of plastic asphalt has been studied. The results show that softening point and ductility of plastic asphalt can reach optimal values at condition of polymer content 6%, shearing rate 3 kr/min, shearing time 40 min and initiator of potassium persulfate.

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Shi De Xia, Gang Xie, Jie Hong Wang, Lin Tian

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Electronic Waste, Plastic, Resource Utilization

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