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9781569903032

Plastics Packaging: Properties, Processing, Applications, and Regulations

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    9781569903032

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    1569903034

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-05-01
  • Publisher: Hanser Gardner Pubns
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Summary

A textbook/self-study guide to the properties, selection, processing, and applications of polymers. Includes an introduction to basic terms and concepts, and discussion of several important related topics.

Table of Contents

Preface v
Introduction
1(6)
Historic Note
1(1)
Role of Plastics in Packaging
2(4)
Book Structure
6(1)
Basic Concepts and Definitions
7(14)
Terminology
7(5)
Macromolecule
7(1)
Polymer
8(1)
Plastic
8(2)
Monomer
10(1)
Constitutional Unit
10(1)
Homopolymer
11(1)
Copolymer
11(1)
Polymer Nomenclature
12(1)
Interatomic and Intermolecular Forces in Polymers
13(4)
Interatomic Forces
13(1)
Covalent Bonds
13(1)
Ionic Bonds
14(1)
Intermolecular and Intramolecular Forces
15(1)
Dispersion Forces
16(1)
Induction Forces
16(1)
Dipole Forces
17(1)
Hydrogen Bonds
17(1)
Properties Determined by Chemical Composition
17(1)
Categorization of Plastics
18(3)
Study Questions
19(2)
Polymer Structure and Properties
21(68)
Introduction
21(1)
Molecular Architecture
21(3)
Linear Polymers
22(1)
Branched Polymers
22(1)
Cross-Linked Polymers
23(1)
Copolymer Structure
24(5)
Random Copolymers
25(1)
Alternating Copolymers
25(1)
Block Copolymers
26(1)
Graft Copolymers
27(1)
Combinations of Copolymer Types
28(1)
Chain Polymerization, Addition Polymers
29(8)
Addition or Chain Polymerization
29(1)
Vinyl Polymers
30(2)
Free-Radical Polymerization
32(1)
Initiation
32(1)
Propagation
33(1)
Termination
33(1)
Polyethylene Polymerization Processes
33(3)
Other Addition Polymerization Mechanisms
36(1)
Molecular Configuration and Conformation
37(1)
Head-to-Head and Head-to-Tail Configurations of Vinyl Polymers
37(2)
Stereochemistry
39(2)
Step Polymerization, Condensation Polymers
41(3)
Molecular Weight and Molecular Weight Distribution
44(10)
Degree of Polymerization
45(1)
Molecular Mass (Weight) and Molecular Weight Distribution
45(1)
Number Average Molecular Weight
46(1)
Weight Average Molecular Weight
47(3)
Other Molecular Weight Averages
50(1)
Determination of MWD
50(1)
Effect of Molecular Weight and Molecular Weight Distribution on Flow and Mechanical Properties
51(3)
Polymer Morphology
54(9)
Crystallinity
55(5)
Polymer Orientation
60(1)
Degree of Crystallinity
61(2)
Thermal Properties
63(10)
Melting Temperature
63(1)
Glass Transition Temperature
63(3)
Measuring Tg
66(2)
Variables Affecting Tg
68(1)
Other Thermal Transitions
69(1)
Heat Capacity
70(1)
Heat of Fusion
70(1)
Thermal Conductivity
70(1)
Thermal Expansion Coefficient
71(1)
Other Dimensional Changes
72(1)
Dimensional Stability
72(1)
Mechanical Properties
73(4)
Tensile Properties
73(3)
Tear Strength
76(1)
Impact and Bursting Strength
76(1)
Other Mechanical Properties
76(1)
Barrier Properties
77(2)
Diffusion Coefficient
78(1)
Solubility Coefficient
78(1)
Permeability Coefficient
78(1)
Surfaces and Adhesion
79(3)
Surface Tension
79(1)
Wettability
79(1)
Adhesive Bond Strength
80(1)
Cohesive Bond Strength
80(1)
Blocking
80(1)
Friction
81(1)
Heat Sealing
81(1)
Optical Characteristics
82(2)
Gloss
82(1)
Haze
83(1)
Transparency and Opacity
83(1)
Electrical Properties
84(1)
Plastics Identification Using IR Spectrophotometry
84(5)
References
86(1)
Study Questions
86(3)
Major Plastics in Packaging
89(46)
Branched Polyethylenes
89(6)
Low Density Polyethylene
91(1)
Ethylene Vinyl Acetate (EVA)
92(1)
Ethylene Acrylic Acid (EAA)
93(1)
Ionomers
94(1)
Linear Polyethylenes
95(7)
High Density Polyethylene (HDPE)
96(2)
Linear Low Density Polyethylene (LLDPE)
98(1)
Metallocene Polymers
99(3)
Property Trends in the Polyethylene Family
102(1)
Polypropylene (PP)
102(4)
PP Homopolymer
104(1)
Random Copolymer Polypropylene
104(2)
Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
106(2)
Vinylidene Chloride Copolymers (PVDC)
108(1)
Polystyrene (PS)
109(1)
Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVOH) and Ethylene Vinyl Alcohol (EVOH)
110(3)
Polyvinyl Alcohol
110(1)
Ethylene Vinyl Alcohol
111(2)
Nylon
113(2)
Polyester
115(4)
Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET)
115(2)
Glycol Modified PET, Other PET Copolymers, and PET Blends
117(1)
Polyethylene Naphthalate (PEN)
118(1)
Polycarbonate (PC)
119(1)
Fluoropolymers
120(1)
Styrene-Butadiene Copolymers
121(1)
Acrylonitrile Copolymers
121(2)
Liquid Crystal Polymers
123(1)
Conductive Polymers
124(1)
Thermoplastic Elastomers
124(1)
Thermosets
125(2)
Cellophane and Cellulosic Plastics
127(3)
Cellophane
128(1)
Cellulosic Plastics
128(2)
Polymer Blends
130(5)
References
131(1)
Study Questions
131(4)
Additives and Compounding
135(22)
Introduction
135(1)
Compounding
136(1)
Antioxidants
137(3)
Heat Stabilizers
140(1)
UV Stabilizers
141(1)
Additives to Modify Surface Attractions
142(3)
Antiblocking Agents
143(1)
Slip Agents
143(1)
Antislip Agents
144(1)
Lubricants
144(1)
Mold Release Agents
145(1)
Colorants
145(3)
Dyes
146(1)
Organic Pigments
146(1)
Inorganic Pigments
146(1)
Specialty Pigments
146(2)
Colorants and the FDA
148(1)
Antifogging Agents
148(1)
Nucleating Agents
149(1)
Antistatic Agents
150(1)
Plasticizers
151(1)
Oxygen Scavengers, Desiccants and Fragrance Enhancers
152(2)
Fillers and Reinforcers
154(1)
Antimicrobials or Biocides
155(1)
Other Additives
155(2)
Study Questions
156(1)
Adhesion, Adhesives and Heat Sealing
157(28)
Adhesion
157(1)
Adhesives
158(1)
Adhesive and Cohesive Bond Strength
159(6)
Adhesive Bond Strength
160(1)
Surface Tension
160(1)
Solubility Parameter
161(2)
Viscosity
163(1)
Estimation of Adhesive Bond Strength
164(1)
Cohesive Bond Strength
164(1)
Types of Adhesives
165(4)
Reactive Adhesives
165(1)
Hot Melt Adhesives
166(1)
Solvent-Borne Adhesives
166(1)
Water-Borne Adhesives
167(1)
Pressure Sensitive and Remoistenable Adhesives
168(1)
Cold-Seal Adhesives
169(1)
Application of Adhesives
169(1)
Adhesive Terminology
170(1)
Adhesive Additives
171(1)
Heat Sealing
172(13)
Sealing Methods
173(1)
Bar or Thermal Sealing
173(1)
Impulse Sealing
174(1)
Band Sealing
175(1)
Hot Wire or Hot Knife Sealing
175(1)
Ultrasonic Sealing
176(1)
Friction Sealing
176(1)
Hot Gas Sealing and Contact Sealing
176(1)
Radiant Sealing
177(1)
Dielectric Sealing
177(1)
Magnetic Sealing
177(1)
Induction Sealing
177(1)
Solvent Sealing
178(1)
Heat Conduction in Multilayer Flexible Materials
179(1)
Hot Tack
180(1)
Heat Seal Jaws
180(1)
Heat Seal Failure Modes
181(1)
Evaluation of Seals in Flexible Packaging Materials
182(1)
References
183(1)
Study Questions
183(2)
Extrusion, Film and Sheet
185(32)
Extrusion and Extruders
185(9)
Hopper and Feed Port
187(1)
Feed Section
187(1)
Compression Section
188(1)
Metering Section
189(1)
Mixing Devices
189(1)
Extruder and Screw Design and Size
190(1)
Dies
191(1)
Melt Filters
191(1)
Drive Mechanisms and Screw Speeds
191(1)
Special Designs
192(1)
Extrusion Temperatures
192(2)
Extrusion Pressures
194(1)
Cast Film and Sheet
194(5)
Cold Cast or Chill Roll Cast Process
194(1)
Roll Stack and Calendering Processes
195(1)
Quench Tank or Water Bath Process
195(1)
Nip Rolls and Winding
196(1)
Gauge Control
196(1)
Orientation
197(1)
Cast Film Dies
198(1)
Blown Film
199(9)
Blown Film Extrusion
201(1)
Blown Film Dies
201(2)
Air Rings and Internal Bubble Cooling (IBC)
203(2)
Collapsing Frames
205(1)
Nips
206(1)
Slitting and Winding
207(1)
Double-Bubble Process
208(1)
Stretch and Shrink Wrap
208(2)
Stretch Wrap
209(1)
Shrink Wrap
209(1)
Film and Sheet Coextrusion
210(3)
Surface Treatment
213(1)
Yield of Film
214(1)
Testing and Evaluation of Films
215(2)
References
215(1)
Study Questions
215(2)
Converting, Lamination and Coating
217(12)
Extrusion Coating and Laminating
217(3)
Hot Melt Lamination or Coating
220(1)
Adhesive Lamination
221(2)
Thermal Laminating
223(1)
Metallized Film
223(2)
Silicon Oxide Films
225(1)
Other Inorganic Barrier Coatings
226(1)
Building Multilayer Structures
226(3)
References
227(1)
Study Questions
227(2)
Flexible Packaging
229(10)
Characteristics of Flexible Packaging
229(2)
Pouch Styles
231(2)
Pillow Pouches
231(1)
Three-side Seal Pouches
232(1)
Four-side Seal Pouches
232(1)
Stand-up Pouches
232(1)
Forming Pouches
233(2)
Bulk and Heavy-Duty Bags
235(1)
Retort Pouches
236(1)
Bag-in-Box
237(2)
References
237(1)
Study Questions
237(2)
Thermoforming
239(20)
Introduction
239(1)
Heating the Sheet
240(2)
Temperature Selection
240(1)
Radiative Heating
240(2)
Forming the Sheet
242(10)
Basic Methods
242(1)
Drape Forming
243(1)
Vacuum Forming
243(1)
Pressure Forming
244(1)
Sheet Deformation
244(2)
Thermoforming Variations
246(1)
Plug-Assist Thermoforming
246(1)
Solid Phase Pressure Forming
246(1)
Bubble or Billow Forming
247(1)
Vacuum Snap-Back Thermoforming
247(1)
Matched Mold Forming
248(1)
Scrapless Thermoforming
248(1)
In-Line Thermoforming and Melt-to-Mold Thermoforming
249(1)
Twin-Sheet Thermoforming
249(1)
Skin Packaging
250(1)
Selection of Thermoforming Method
251(1)
Trimming the Sheet
252(1)
Part and Mold Design
252(5)
Prototype Molds
253(3)
Production Molds
256(1)
Thermoform-Fill-Seal Systems
257(2)
References
257(1)
Study Questions
257(2)
Injection Molding, Closures, Rotational Molding, Compression Molding, and Tubes
259(16)
Injection Molding
259(7)
Injection Molding Machines
259(1)
Injection Mold Units
260(1)
Polymer Flow
261(3)
Removal of Molded Parts
264(1)
Hot Runner Molds
265(1)
Venting
265(1)
Applications of Injection Molding
266(1)
Closures
266(5)
Friction Closures
267(1)
Snap-fit Closures
267(1)
Threaded Closures
268(2)
Specialty Closures
270(1)
Fitments and Overcaps
270(1)
Rotational Molding
271(1)
Compression Molding
271(1)
Plastic Tubes
272(3)
References
273(1)
Study Questions
273(2)
Blow Molding and Bottles
275(24)
Blow Molding
275(1)
Extrusion Blow Molding
276(7)
Basic Extrusion Blow Molding Process
276(2)
Parison Dimensions
278(1)
Extrusion Blow Molding Variations
278(1)
Container Designs
279(1)
Die Shaping
280(2)
Programmed Parison
282(1)
Injection Blow Molding
283(2)
Stretch Blow Molding
285(2)
Coextruded Bottles
287(2)
Coinjection Blow Molded Bottles
289(1)
Foam Blow Molding
290(1)
Blow Molds
291(1)
In-Mold Labeling
292(1)
Aseptic Blow Molding
293(1)
Bottle Modifications
293(2)
Heat Setting
293(1)
Vacuum Panels
294(1)
Crystallized Finishes
294(1)
Surface Treatment
295(1)
Flame Treatment
295(1)
Coatings
295(1)
Fluorination
296(1)
Sulfonation
296(1)
Dimensions and Tolerances for Plastic Bottles
296(3)
References
298(1)
Study Questions
298(1)
Foams, Cushioning and Distribution Packaging
299(14)
Foams
299(5)
Polystyrene Foam
300(1)
Expanded Polystyrene Foam (EPS)
300(1)
Extruded Polystyrene Foam
301(1)
Styrene Copolymer Foams
302(1)
Polyolefin Foams
302(1)
Polyurethane Foams and Foam-in-Place Systems
303(1)
Starch-Based Foams
304(1)
Non-Foam Plastic Cushioning Systems
304(1)
Cushioning
305(2)
Thermal Insulation of Foams
307(2)
Plastic Pallets
309(1)
Plastic Drums and Other Shipping Containers
309(1)
Packaging for Electrostatic Discharge Protection
310(3)
References
311(1)
Study Questions
311(2)
Mass Transfer in Polymeric Packaging Systems: Sorption, Diffusion, Permeation and Shelf Life
313(40)
Introduction
313(1)
Physical and Chemical Basis for Interactions
314(1)
Types of Interactions
315(3)
Permeation
315(1)
Migration
316(1)
Sorption
317(1)
Thermodynamic Equilibrium
318(4)
Gas Phase Chemical Activity
319(1)
Solubility
319(2)
Partition Coefficient
321(1)
Diffusion
322(1)
Steady State Diffusion Across a Single Sheet: Permeability
323(5)
Variables Affecting Permeability
328(10)
Chemical Structure of the Polymer
328(1)
Chemical Structure of the Permeant Molecule
328(3)
Effect of Temperature
331(3)
Effect of Humidity
334(1)
Physical Structure of the Polymer
334(3)
Effect of Permeant Concentration
337(1)
Experimental Determination of Permeability
338(2)
Multilayer Structures
340(3)
Applications of the Permeability Equation
343(1)
Shelf Life Estimation
344(9)
References
350(1)
Study Questions
350(3)
U.S. Regulations and Plastic Packaging
353(22)
Introduction
353(1)
The U.S. Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act
353(1)
Medical Packaging Regulations
354(2)
Drug Packaging
354(1)
Medical Device Packaging
355(1)
Food Packaging Regulations
356(10)
What is a Food Additive?
356(1)
Information on Nylon Available in the CFR
357(1)
Identification of Relevant Regulations for Fabrication of an Adhesive-laminated Plastic Bag
358(1)
Acceptable Amounts of Migration
358(1)
Threshold of Regulation
359(2)
Food Processing Equipment and the Housewares Exclusion
361(1)
Determining the Conditions of Use
361(1)
Multilayer Food Packages
362(1)
GRAS and Prior-Sanctioned Additives
362(1)
Use of Recycled Plastics for Food Packaging
363(2)
Role of Manufacturers and Users in Determining FDA Compliance
365(1)
Cosmetic Packaging Regulations
366(1)
State Laws and Regulations
366(6)
Degradable Beverage Carriers
366(1)
``Model Toxics'' Legislation
367(2)
Resin Coding on Plastic Bottles
369(1)
Recycling Rate/Recycled Content Requirements
370(1)
Oregon
371(1)
California
371(1)
Wisconsin
371(1)
Potential Future Issues
372(3)
Study Questions
373(2)
Environmental Considerations
375(28)
Introduction
375(1)
Solid Waste Concerns
376(4)
Source Reduction and Reuse
380(1)
Recycling of Plastic Packaging
380(9)
Collection of Packaging Materials for Recycling
382(1)
Recycling Rates for Plastics Packaging
383(1)
Processing of Collected Plastics
384(1)
Size Reduction
385(1)
Cleaning
385(1)
Sorting
386(1)
Extrusion and Pelletizing
387(1)
Feedstock Recycling
388(1)
PET Recycling
389(1)
HDPE Recycling
390(2)
LDPE Recycling
392(1)
Recycling of PS, PP, and PVC
392(1)
Recycling of Commingled Plastics
393(1)
Biodegradable Plastics
394(3)
Polyesters
395(1)
Starch-Based Plastics
395(1)
Lactic Acid Plastics
396(1)
Other Biodegradable Plastics
396(1)
Other Environmental Concerns
397(2)
Resource Depletion and Energy Efficiency
397(1)
Pollution
397(1)
Climate Change
398(1)
Lifecycle Assessment
399(4)
References
400(1)
Study Questions
401(2)
Additional Reading 403(6)
Index 409

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