2018
DOI: 10.1051/matecconf/201824801006
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Peculiarities of Injection Molding Conducting Composites

Abstract: The investigations in this study focused on the characteristic of feedstock in an effort to understand the mechanism of injection molded in composite material. A composite, which has 75% wt. filler, consist of graphite (G), carbon black (CB) and polypropylene copolymer (PP). Twinscrew co-rotating extruder used for mixing materials. The conductivity of the molded parts measured using a four-point probe test procedure. The results showed that the injection molding conducting composites, which aggregated into lar… Show more

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“…Although, IM can be used to mold both thermoplastic and thermosetting polymer composites, injection‐molded BPs have mostly been produced from thermoplastics. This can be attributed to the fact that thermosets are generally more expensive to mold [65]. Also, the processability of most thermoplastics aligns with the mass production capabilities of IM.…”
Section: Processing Methods For Cpc Bpsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Although, IM can be used to mold both thermoplastic and thermosetting polymer composites, injection‐molded BPs have mostly been produced from thermoplastics. This can be attributed to the fact that thermosets are generally more expensive to mold [65]. Also, the processability of most thermoplastics aligns with the mass production capabilities of IM.…”
Section: Processing Methods For Cpc Bpsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, there has been some reported success, depending on the polymer matrix and filler used [63,64]. Mahyoedin et al [65] reported that for a PP-matrix CPC, the finer the filler particles, the greater the tendency for filler agglomeration, leading to lower flowability and higher difficulty for the composite to form a continuous flow channel upon IM. Although, IM can be used to mold both thermoplastic and thermosetting polymer composites, injection-molded BPs have mostly been produced from thermoplastics.…”
Section: Injection Moldingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Semakin rendah kecepatan pengadukan maka kedua-dua bahan berpeluang untuk bercampur dengan lebih merata (homogen). Hasil ini parallel dengan penelitian sebelumnya yang menunjukkan bahwa campuran yang lebih homogen memberikan viskositas yang makin rendah [11].…”
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