Experimental device for pressure and flow field induced polymer crystallization and application method
An experimental device and flow field technology, applied in the field of pressure-shear experimental devices, can solve the problems of different shear rates, inconsistent structures in the radial direction, and pressure not too high, so as to improve macroscopic performance, good sealing performance, and use convenient effect
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[0037] a) heating the experimental device with a heating rod 10;
[0038] b) When heated to the set temperature of 180°C, add the experimental raw material isotactic polypropylene from the first hollow hole 4, press the sealing member 17 into the first hollow hole 4 with the pressure column 6, and keep warm for 10 minutes;
[0039] c) After all the raw materials are melted, continue to pressurize the pressure column 6, press the raw material melt into the groove 9, and then flow into the annular gap 8 until the pressure reaches the set value of 100MPa, and then keep it warm for 15 minutes;
[0040] d) Cool down to the experimental temperature of 150°C, and rotate the rotating rod 7 to perform rotational shearing on the melt in the annular gap 8 at a shear rate of 0.6s -1 , until the set time is 10 seconds, stop cutting;
[0041] e) keep warm for 30 minutes, the sample crystallizes, and inject water into the cooling medium channel 11 to cool down;
[0042] f) Take out the sampl...
Embodiment 2
[0045] a) heating the experimental device with a heating rod 10;
[0046] b) When heated to the set temperature of 180°C, add the experimental raw material isotactic polypropylene from the first hollow hole 4, press the sealing member 17 into the first hollow hole 4 with the pressure column 6, and keep warm for 10 minutes;
[0047] c) After all the raw materials are melted, continue to pressurize the pressure column 6, press the raw material melt into the groove 9, and then flow into the annular gap 8 until the pressure reaches the set value of 100MPa, and then keep it warm for 15 minutes;
[0048] d) Cool down to the experimental temperature of 150°C, rotate the rotating rod 7 to perform rotational shearing on the melt in the annular gap 8, and the shear rate is 5s -1 , until the set time is 10 seconds, stop cutting;
[0049] e) keep warm for 30 minutes, the sample crystallizes, and inject water into the cooling medium channel 11 to cool down;
[0050] f) After cooling down...
Embodiment 3
[0053] a) heating the experimental device with a heating rod 10;
[0054] b) When heated to the set temperature of 180°C, add the experimental raw material isotactic polypropylene from the first hollow hole 4, press the sealing member 17 into the first hollow hole 4 with the pressure column 6, and keep warm for 10 minutes;
[0055] c) After all the raw materials are melted, continue to pressurize the pressure column 6, press the raw material melt into the groove 9, and then flow into the annular gap 8 until the pressure reaches the set value of 100MPa, and then keep it warm for 15 minutes;
[0056] d) Cool down to the experimental temperature of 150°C, rotate the rotating rod 7 to perform rotational shearing on the melt in the annular gap 8, and the shear rate is 8s -1 , until the set time is 10 seconds, stop cutting;
[0057] e) keep warm for 30 minutes, the sample crystallizes, and inject water into the cooling medium channel 11 to cool down;
[0058] f) After cooling down...
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