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A new testing procedure is described by which samples of lots of polyvinyl chloride can be analyzed for extrudability. The fusion point time of each sample is determined by a torque-rheometer test. Graphs from continuous recorders are shown for suitable and unsatisfactory samples.
A new testing procedure is described by which samples of lots of polyvinyl chloride can be analyzed for extrudability. The fusion point time of each sample is determined by a torque-rheometer test. Graphs from continuous recorders are shown for suitable and unsatisfactory samples.
| Author(s) | Marx, M.F. III., Western Electric Co. Inc. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products44(6): 52-55 1969 |
| Year | 1969 |
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