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Pultrusion of phenolics
Vol.
TECHNICAL PULTRUSION OF PHKNOLICS
19,
No. 6, Page 2
NOTES
PERA in the UK is to undertake a development programme to assess the potentials for pultruding fibre reinforced phenolics in terms of material interaction, process conditions, and quality of' product. PERA sees the production of high temperature and f'ire resistant phenolic composite profiles and sections as the next major challenge in the world of composites. The proposed development programme will take an in-depth look at the following areas: resin system chemistry; curing methods; die design and construction; operating efficiency; mechanical properties, and economics. PERA has the capacity to invite 10 industrial companies to participate in this work on a shared cost basis. The project, it is estimated, will cost f150,OOO. Further information: Gerry Boyce, PERA (UK), Melton Mowbray, Leic LE13 OPB. Tel: 0664 501501.
AQUEOUS RELEASE AGENTS FOR TI-IE PROCESSING OF FOLYURRIWANE SYSTEMS
Increased environmental awareness not only by the general public bytheauthorities and in industry has led to responsible manufacturers and processors in all industries caring increasingly about the products processed or made by them. They have been doing so particularly with regard to how these products af‘f'ect the environment in general. A relevant example can be seen in polyurethane processing where aqueous release agents are now available as an alternative to solvent-based products. Given appropriately modified methods, theaqueous systems can be used in almost every sector of PU processing. but also
Kunststoffe, 1989, 79, (Mar), 240-242
MATERIALS END USE TRADE NAME(S) CHEMICAL TYPE COHFANY
PIGMENT FILLER BAYERTITAN PK5593 Rutile titanium dioxide Bayer
PRODUCT DFTAILS
Trial product with high purity chemical value and controlled physical aspects, particularly its defined particle size and virtual freedom from agglomerates.
Cont./...... ADDITIVES FOR POLYMERS
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1989 Elrevier Science Publishers Ltd., England./89/10.00 + 2.20 No part of this publication may bee reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, rewording or otherwise, without the prior permission of the publishers (Readers in the USA. - please see special regulations listed on back cover.)
TECHNICAL PULTRUSION OF PHKNOLICS
19,
No. 6, Page 2
NOTES
PERA in the UK is to undertake a development programme to assess the potentials for pultruding fibre reinforced phenolics in terms of material interaction, process conditions, and quality of' product. PERA sees the production of high temperature and f'ire resistant phenolic composite profiles and sections as the next major challenge in the world of composites. The proposed development programme will take an in-depth look at the following areas: resin system chemistry; curing methods; die design and construction; operating efficiency; mechanical properties, and economics. PERA has the capacity to invite 10 industrial companies to participate in this work on a shared cost basis. The project, it is estimated, will cost f150,OOO. Further information: Gerry Boyce, PERA (UK), Melton Mowbray, Leic LE13 OPB. Tel: 0664 501501.
AQUEOUS RELEASE AGENTS FOR TI-IE PROCESSING OF FOLYURRIWANE SYSTEMS
Increased environmental awareness not only by the general public bytheauthorities and in industry has led to responsible manufacturers and processors in all industries caring increasingly about the products processed or made by them. They have been doing so particularly with regard to how these products af‘f'ect the environment in general. A relevant example can be seen in polyurethane processing where aqueous release agents are now available as an alternative to solvent-based products. Given appropriately modified methods, theaqueous systems can be used in almost every sector of PU processing. but also
Kunststoffe, 1989, 79, (Mar), 240-242
MATERIALS END USE TRADE NAME(S) CHEMICAL TYPE COHFANY
PIGMENT FILLER BAYERTITAN PK5593 Rutile titanium dioxide Bayer
PRODUCT DFTAILS
Trial product with high purity chemical value and controlled physical aspects, particularly its defined particle size and virtual freedom from agglomerates.
Cont./...... ADDITIVES FOR POLYMERS
0
1989 Elrevier Science Publishers Ltd., England./89/10.00 + 2.20 No part of this publication may bee reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, rewording or otherwise, without the prior permission of the publishers (Readers in the USA. - please see special regulations listed on back cover.)