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RANDCASTLE COMPOUNDING

A surprising pictorial of Randcastle single screw compounding

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20PS/80PE De-mixing During Molding<br />

AFEM Recirculator<br />

Conventional Injection Screw<br />

The AFEM Recirculator compounded the mixture on the left. This was then injection<br />

molded with a conventional screw. Coalescence takes place without the AFEM<br />

Recirculator and the domains increase as seen in the green oval. When the AFEM-<br />

Recirculator is installed in a molder, coalescence does not occur. The pictures are<br />

courtesy of Rutgers.<br />

RUTGERS<br />

THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW JERSEY<br />

Advanced Materials via Immiscible Polymer Processing<br />

A Cooperative Center for Research, Development and Commercialization

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