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IC = 11: POLYMERS INDUSTRY<br />

PRODUCTION Table A1.1<br />

FORMULATION Table A2.1<br />

INDUSTRIAL USE Table A3.10 <strong>for</strong> polymerisation processes<br />

In the polymers industry polymers are produced by:<br />

A) Polymerisation reactions: A.1) “Wet” (e.g. emulsion polymerisation)<br />

A.2) “Dry” (e.g. gas phase polymerisation)<br />

B) Other (e.g. polyadditions, polycondensations)<br />

The Use category (HEDSET) <strong>for</strong> all types of chemicals is: 43 Process regulators, which can be subdivided into:<br />

Type Type of function<br />

I Monomers (UC 43 Process regulators)<br />

II Catalysts (UC 43 Process regulators)<br />

III Initiators, Inhibitors, Retarders, Chain transfer agents (UC 43 Process regulators),<br />

Vulcanising agents (UC 53 Vulcanising agents), etc.<br />

N.B. 1. In principle this might be considered as stage 1. Production!<br />

2. As no good in<strong>for</strong>mation is available Process types “A” <strong>and</strong> “B” have been<br />

considered to have the same emission factors<br />

Compartment Conditions Emission factors<br />

Type I Type II Type III<br />

Vap. (Pa) “Wet” “Dry” “Wet” “Dry” “Wet” “Dry”<br />

APPENDIX I<br />

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