Creating New Career Options for Officers in the U.S. Military

Schirmer, Peter; Levy, Dina G.; Thie, Harry J.; Moini, Joy S.; Harrell, Margaret C.; Hall, Kimberly Curry; Brancato, Kevin; Abbott, Megan

doi:10.7249/rb7569

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“…As discussed in the previous section, making multilayer blown films containing more than 11 layers is currently not feasible using existing technology. Technology has been developed by Schirmer [19,20] in which thin annular disks are stacked together to form an annular structure with up to approximately 30 layers. This technology is similar to a pancake die but the plates are very thin and use a specific plate geometry and stacking to produce more layers.…”

Section: Microlayer Blown Film Conceptmentioning

confidence: 99%

Development of microlayer blown film technology by combining film die and layer multiplication concepts

Dooley¹,

Robacki

Jenkins

et al. 2016

Polym Eng Sci

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Many polymers are extruded through blown film dies to produce both monolayer and multilayer films. A common type of die in use today to produce blown films is the spiral mandrel die. This type of die can be used effectively for many polymers in structures containing up to approximately ten layers. This paper will discuss the development of new technology using a feedblock and layer multipliers in combination with encapsulation technology and a unique film die to produce microlayer blown film structures with significantly larger numbers of layers than can be produced using conventional blown film technology. POLYM. ENG. SCI.,

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Section: Microlayer Blown Film Conceptmentioning

confidence: 99%