In-line compounding of long fiber thermoplastics: Injection vs compression molding

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  1. National Research Council of Canada. NRC Industrial Materials Institute
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Conference23rd International Polyolefins Conference 2011: Evolving Technology for the Global Economy, 27 February 2011 through 2 March 2011, Houston, TX
SubjectAutomotive applications; Base material; Dieffenbacher; Distribution patterns; Fibre length; Fuel-efficient vehicles; Glass roving; Heat history; In-line compounding; Krauss-maffei; Light materials; Lightweight materials; Long fiber thermoplastics; Moulding technology; New solutions; Twin screw extrusion; Two stage; X-ray computed tomography; Blending; Compression molding; Coupling agents; Fibers; Fuel economy; Heat stabilizers; Heating; Injection molding; Mechanical properties; Polyolefins; Reinforced plastics; Strategic materials; Technology
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