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Common extrusion problems and their solution. Young, J.L. Monsanto Chemical Co Wire & Wire Products 34(7): 821-828, 892-893 1959 Cost-effective solutions to problems encountered during the extrusion of PVC insulation are presented. The problems include low or fluctuating production rates; voids within the sheath; surface defects; and failure to meet electrical, strength, and heat resistance specifications. Remedies range from minor operating changes to equipment redesign.
Common extrusion problems and their solution. Young, J.L. Monsanto Chemical Co Wire & Wire Products 34(7): 821-828, 892-893 1959 Cost-effective solutions to problems encountered during the extrusion of PVC insulation are presented. The problems include low or fluctuating production rates; voids within the sheath; surface defects; and failure to meet electrical, strength, and heat resistance specifications. Remedies range from minor operating changes to equipment redesign.
| Author(s) | Young, J.L., Monsanto Chemical Co. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products34(7): 821-828, 892-893 1959, Paper presented at WAI Electric Wire and Cable Regional Meeting, Boston, MA USA |
| Year | 1959 |
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