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Topic: extrusion ldpe
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cornelius Member Posts: 2 From:south africa (cape town) Registered: Jul 2005
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posted July 06, 2005 05:38 AM
hello,I'm having output trouble extruding raw material into pellets. the raw mat:chlorine,doa,eso,cz,ligalub. The best barrel profile? 100\110\130\120\110\100\ die 155 neck 145 all deg c.Is this good? Mixer dumping temp. 70 deg c Is this good? (single screw) hope u can help nelie IP: Logged |
2beeps Moderator Posts: 92 From:Silver City, NM, USA Registered: Jun 2001
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posted July 06, 2005 11:01 AM
Neli,Your post says "ldpe", but it seems you are blending PVC with plasticizers,Ca/Zn stabilizer and lubricant??? If so, your high speed blender should mix the ingredients to at least 80-85C to insure plasticizer absorbtion into PVC resin particles. Add PVC first,spin to 50C,while spinning,add Ca/Zn,DOA,ESO and spin to 65-70C,then add lubricant last and spin to 80-85C,dump into cooling mixer. Extrusion needs to melt material so that an exit melt temp of 175C or so is obtained to insure good fusion---possibly a 130/140/140/150/150/160 barrel,150 neck,170 die. Hopfully you can pull a vacuum to obtain pellets free from voids. IP: Logged |
cornelius Member Posts: 2 From:south africa (cape town) Registered: Jul 2005
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posted July 07, 2005 08:02 AM
Thank u for the reply.well,well, our mixing process could be the problem. The reason is because the zone temp. u suggest i did try, but burn pellets was the outcome. Let me explain the mixing process: pvc, lupolen, cz This is mixed high speed until 70deg c. doa, eso, ligalub, atmer This is added on 70deg c and high speed mixed to 120deg c. The material is dumped into a blender to feed to screw at 75deg c. Screw amps is 140. Could it be that the material feeding in screw is to warm? regards, Nelie IP: Logged |
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