Polymer foams: trends in use and technology
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Shawbury, Shrewsbury, Shrophshire, UK
Rapra Technology Ltd.
©2001
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| Item Description: | INTRODUCTION; EXECUTIVE SUMMARY; BLOWING AGENTS; FLEXIBLE POLYURETHANE FOAM; RIGID POLYURETHANE FOAM; POLYOLEFIN FOAM; POLYSTYRENE FOAM; POLYVINYL CHLORIDE FOAM; PHENOLIC FOAM; LATEX FOAM; MICROCELLULAR FOAM; ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES ON THE FOAM INDUSTRY. Although most of the processes used for the manufacture of polymer foams are well established, many producers have had to carry out development work over the last few years to adapt to new blowing agents which meet the requirements of the Montreal Protocol. This agreement has had repercussions worldwide and will continue to influence technical development for some time to come as the producers fine-tune formulations to try to match or exceed the material and process advantages provided by the original CFC blowing agents. Many of the applications for foam products have also been established for |
| Physical Description: | 1 Online-Ressource (146 pages) |
| ISBN: | 1847351611 9781847351616 |
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