Bur, A.
and McBrearty, M.
(2008),
A Dielectric Slit die for In-Line Monitoring of Polymer Componding, Proceedings of the Annual Technical Meeting of the Society of Plastics Engineers, Undefined
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A Dielectric Slit die for In-Line Monitoring of Polymer Componding
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Author(s)
, M M. McBrearty
Abstract
The dielectric slit die is a new instrument designed for real-time monitoring of polymer compounding. It is a multi-purpose sensing device for measuring dielectric, rheological and optical properties during extrusion. The instrument is mounted at the exit of an extruder and consists of a slit with dimensions 2 mm high, 28 mm wide by 15 cm lenght along which are situated dielctric, pressure and optical sensors. A flexible design permits interchanging of sensor locations and the addition of new sensors as needed. We demonstrate the operation of the slit die with real-time monitoring of polymer/clay nanocomposites compounding.Proceedings Title
Proceedings of the Annual Technical Meeting of the Society of Plastics Engineers
Conference Dates
May 1, 2003
Conference Location
Undefined
Conference Title
Society of Plastics Engineers. Technical Meeting
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
dielectric properties, extrusion compounding, nanocomposites, optical properties, polymer processing, slit die, theological properties
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Created October 16, 2008