journal article·1998-09

The Effect of Additives on Microceliular PVC Foams: Part II. Tensile Behaviour

Vipin Kumar, John E. Wellsr, Michelle Ma and, Romano Montecillo, Robert R. Kwapisz

Cellular Polymers· Volume 17· Issue 5
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Abstract

The effect of additives commonly used in PVC processing on the tensile behaviour of microceliular PVC was explored. Microceliular foams were produced from three different PVC formulations - one with a full range of additives, and two others with a minimum of additives. All formulations contained a basic level of internal lubricants required for extrusion. The results show no significant differences in the tensile properties between formulations. It is concluded that the presence of additives has no detrimental effect on the tensile behaviour of microceliular PVC foams.
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OpenAlex topics: Polymer Foaming and Composites · Polymer Science and PVC · biodegradable polymer synthesis and properties

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Affiliations

Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195, USA

ALCOA Building Products, Sidney, OH 45365, USA

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