Effects of Foaming Temperature on Super Light Particles of Polypropylene Prepared by Batch Method

Cong Zhang; Liu Qin; Hua Chun Yu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.717.22

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Effects of Foaming Temperature on Super Light Particles of Polypropylene Prepared by Batch Method

Abstract:

Super light micro foam particles of isotactic polypropylene (IPP) is prepared by the process of rapid evaporation method. The experiment uses three different heating methods which are oven, water bath and glycerol bath, respectively. The IPP’s foaming temperature is also different. The density of micro foam particles is tested. As a result, the micro foam IPP of different density and corresponding foaming temperature range can be got. The density of micro foam particles is reduced 32% than original particles. The IPP’s characteristics of micro foamed are described on different foaming temperature and different heating methods. At the same time, the reasons of different characteristics are also explained.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 717)

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November 2016

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Cong Zhang*, Liu Qin, Hua Chun Yu

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Batch Method, Bubbles, Density, Foam, Temperature

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