Polymer Processing: Design and Principles

Author: D.G. B
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This book discusses the principles of thermoplastic polymer processing and design through numerous typical processing examples from actual production work. In the theoretical discussions, many corresponding examples are cited to illustrate the application of related theories, assumptions, and formulas in a step-by-step manner. It truly achieves a balance between theory and practice. The book is divided into ten chapters. The first five chapters cover the fundamental knowledge required for designing polymer processing processes, while the last five chapters cover various types of specialized processing processes. This book is suitable for engineers working in polymer processing. Due to the detailed explanations of molds and equipment for polymer processing in the last five chapters, it holds significant reference and practical value for engineers involved in mold and equipment design for polymer processing. The book can also serve as a reference textbook for undergraduate or graduate students majoring in polymer processing.