Development of Environmentally Friendly Binder in Extrusion Molding

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A new kind of binder was developed in extrusion molding. It included four ingredients: ethylene glycol acetate (60%~85% (mass/mass, as follows)), ethyl cellulose (10%~30%), ethylene glycol polyoxyethylene ether (5%~10%), polyethylene glycol stearate (0.8%~3%). The components of binder were compatible with thermodynamic conditions, so the binder was well-distributed in molecule level. The new binder is actual nontoxic, secure and environmentally friendly. The forming property of the binder is so excellent that it can load 54% ~ 56% (vol. /vol.) cemented carbide powders. The rods produced by this new binder provide high strength, stable performance, homogeneous microstructure.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 941-944)

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1735-1739

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June 2014

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