Systems and methods for fabricating polymers
A polymer, granular polymer technology, applied in the field of properties of the system, can solve difficult materials to obtain flow index data and other problems
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Embodiment 1
[0113] Example 1 shows the flow index of polymers made with Catalyst A under a set of reaction conditions comprising a fixed hydrogen / ethylene ratio. figure 2 The particle size distribution of the polymers, and the flow index for various particle sizes are shown in . The flow index of the pelletized reaction product is considerably higher than that of the extruded polymer. Such as figure 2A comparison of the flow index of the granular polymer with the extrusion flow index of a size-graded fraction of this polymer, shown in , shows that all fractions show a clear flow index shift. It can also be seen that there is a significant variation in polymer flow index versus polymer size. Larger sized polymer particles have lower flow index values than smaller particles.
Embodiment 2
[0114] Example 2 shows the flow index of the polymer produced using Catalyst A for a set of reaction conditions without hydrogen, increasing the reactor temperature and oxygen level to maintain the product flow index. figure 2 The polymer particle size distribution, and its flow index for various particle sizes are also shown in . As can be seen in this example, the flow indices of the pellets and extruded polymers are very similar. This is also true for bulk materials and size-graded sections of polymers, such as figure 2 shown in . Additionally, the variation in polymer flow index versus polymer particle size is significantly reduced, resulting in a more uniform polymer.
Embodiment 3
[0115] Example 3 shows the flow index of the polymer produced using Catalyst B under a set of reaction conditions with a hydrogen / ethylene ratio of 0.04. image 3 The particle size distribution of the polymers and the flow index for various particle sizes are shown. The flow index of the pelletized reaction product is significantly greater compared to the extruded polymer. It can also be seen that there is a significant variation in polymer flow index versus polymer particle size. Larger sized polymer particles have lower flow index values than smaller particles.
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