This work monitors the evolution of the dispersion of two commercial grades of graphite nanoplates during compounding with PP in a co-rotating twin screw extruder, followed by processing in a single screw extruder. Both machines are fitted with sampling ports, so that samples can be collected along their axes and subsequently characterized. Most of the dispersion takes place upon melting in the twin screw extruder. Upon processing in the single screw extruder re-agglomeration may occur, while dispersion in the metering zone depends on screw speed.The authors acknowledge the financial support to Project Matepro – Optimizing Materials and Processes, with reference NORTE-07-0124-FEDER-000037 by the Programa Operacional Regional do Norte (ON.2)...
The effects of the blend composition and rotation speed on the morphological evolution of polypropyl...
International audienceThis study demonstrates how the specific mechanical energy (SME) can be used t...
Carbon nanoparticles tend to form agglomerates with considerable cohesive strength, depending on par...
This work monitors the evolution of the dispersion of two commercial grades of graphite nanoplates d...
Carbon-based nanoparticles have unique electrical, thermal, barrier and mechanical properties. When...
Artigo publicado a convite da Society for Polymer EngineersThe behavior of pristine and functionaliz...
International audiencePolypropylene (PP)/organoclay (Cloisite©20A) nanocomposites are prepared via d...
First published online: 30 June 2015This work reports the dispersion of graphite nanoplates (GnP) i...
International audienceDirect melt mixing in a twin screw extruder is a simple and classical techniqu...
The kinetics of GnP dispersion in polypropylene melt was studied using a prototype small scale modul...
M.Tech. (Chemistry)Abstract: Nanofillers and polymers are blended in an extruder using single pass o...
A one-step melt-mixing method is proposed to study dispersion and re-agglomeration phenomena of the ...
During moulding processes such as thermoforming and blow moulding, heated polymer materials are subj...
International audienceSummary :Reaching nanoscale dispersion of the layered silicate within polyprop...
International audiencePolypropylene/organoclay nanocomposites were prepared by melt-mixing in a twin...
The effects of the blend composition and rotation speed on the morphological evolution of polypropyl...
International audienceThis study demonstrates how the specific mechanical energy (SME) can be used t...
Carbon nanoparticles tend to form agglomerates with considerable cohesive strength, depending on par...
This work monitors the evolution of the dispersion of two commercial grades of graphite nanoplates d...
Carbon-based nanoparticles have unique electrical, thermal, barrier and mechanical properties. When...
Artigo publicado a convite da Society for Polymer EngineersThe behavior of pristine and functionaliz...
International audiencePolypropylene (PP)/organoclay (Cloisite©20A) nanocomposites are prepared via d...
First published online: 30 June 2015This work reports the dispersion of graphite nanoplates (GnP) i...
International audienceDirect melt mixing in a twin screw extruder is a simple and classical techniqu...
The kinetics of GnP dispersion in polypropylene melt was studied using a prototype small scale modul...
M.Tech. (Chemistry)Abstract: Nanofillers and polymers are blended in an extruder using single pass o...
A one-step melt-mixing method is proposed to study dispersion and re-agglomeration phenomena of the ...
During moulding processes such as thermoforming and blow moulding, heated polymer materials are subj...
International audienceSummary :Reaching nanoscale dispersion of the layered silicate within polyprop...
International audiencePolypropylene/organoclay nanocomposites were prepared by melt-mixing in a twin...
The effects of the blend composition and rotation speed on the morphological evolution of polypropyl...
International audienceThis study demonstrates how the specific mechanical energy (SME) can be used t...
Carbon nanoparticles tend to form agglomerates with considerable cohesive strength, depending on par...