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9781856173704

Additives for Plastics Handbook

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  • Edition: 2nd
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  • Copyright: 2001-11-22
  • Publisher: Elsevier Science
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Summary

Both technically and economically, additives form a large and increasingly significant part of the polymer industry, both plastics and elastomers. Since the first edition of this book was published, there have been wide-ranging developments, covering chemistry and formulation of new and more efficient additive systems and the safer use of additives, both by processors in the factory and, in the wider field, as they affect the general public. This new edition follows the successful formula of its predecessor, it provides a comprehensive view of all types of additives, concentrating mainly on their technical aspects (chemistry/formulation, structure, function, main applications) with notes on the commercial background of each. The field has been expanded to include any substance that is added to a polymer to improve its use, so including reinforcing materials (such as glass fibre), carbon black and titanium dioxide. This is a book which has been planned for ease of use and the information is presented in a way which is appropriate to the users' needs.

Table of Contents

List of Tables
xvii
List of Figures
xxi
Preface and Publishers' note xxiii
An Overview of Additives
1(4)
Types of Additive and the Main Technical Trends
5(8)
Current Lines of Development
5(4)
Fillers
6(1)
Pigments
7(1)
Plasticizers
7(1)
Stabilizers
8(1)
Flame retardants
8(1)
Special Additives
9(1)
Antistatic and conductive additives
9(1)
Food contact and medical additives
9(1)
Clarifiers, nucleating agents, compatibilizers
10(1)
Multi-functional Formulations
10(1)
Masterbatches
10(1)
Dendritic Polymers
11(2)
The World Market
13(6)
World Consumption of Additives
13(2)
The Market for Masterbatch
15(1)
Overall Commercial Trends
15(1)
Growth of Specialist Compounders
16(1)
Regional Factors
16(3)
Modifying Specific Properties: Mechanical Properties - Fillers
19(18)
Effect of Fillers
21(1)
Mechanical properties
21(1)
Thermal properties
21(1)
Moisture content
21(1)
Reinforcement mechanism of fillers
21(1)
Factors for Compounding
22(2)
Aggregation of fillers
23(1)
Types of Fillers
24(6)
Calcium carbonate
24(2)
Kaolin
26(1)
Magnesium hydroxide (talc)
26(1)
Wollastonite
27(1)
Silica
27(1)
Metal powders
28(1)
Microspheres
28(1)
Expandable microspheres
29(1)
Cellulose fillers
30(1)
Surface Modification
30(2)
Particle geometry
30(1)
Coating
31(1)
Nano-technology
32(3)
Processing nano-composites
32(3)
Commercial Trends
35(2)
Modifying Specific Properties: Mechanical Properties - Reinforcements
37(20)
Fibres: The Basic Properties
39(1)
Types of Reinforcing Fibre
40(9)
Aramid fibres
40(1)
Carbon or graphite fibres
41(2)
Glass fibre
43(2)
E-CR glass
45(1)
Other developments
46(1)
Forms of glass fibre
47(1)
Chopped/milled products
47(1)
Polyester fibre
48(1)
Polyethylene fibre
48(1)
Hybrid fibres
49(1)
Other Fibres
49(1)
Asbestos fibre
49(1)
Boron fibre
49(1)
Nylon fibre
49(1)
Natural Fibres
50(1)
Forms of Reinforcement
51(1)
Long-fibre Reinforcement
51(2)
New Developments
53(2)
Polyurethane/long fibres
54(1)
ABS/long fibres
54(1)
Shaped fibres
54(1)
Commercial Trends
55(2)
Modifying Specific Properties: Appearance - Colorants, Pigments, Dyes, Special Effects
57(16)
Main Types of Pigment and Colorant
58(2)
Mixed metal oxides
58(1)
Dyes
58(1)
Liquid colours
59(1)
Addition of Colorants
60(1)
Replacement of Cadmium
61(1)
Pigments for Special Effects
62(4)
Aluminium pigments
63(1)
Pearlescents
63(1)
Light interference pigments
63(1)
Fluorescents
64(1)
Thermochromic and photochromic pigments
64(1)
`Intelligent' heat protection for food products
65(1)
High-performance dyes for CD manufacture
65(1)
Solar heat
65(1)
Laser Marking
66(1)
Pigment Dispersants
66(1)
Multi-functional Systems
67(1)
Pigments for Engineering Plastics
67(1)
The Effect of Pigments on Dimensions
68(1)
Colorants for Food and Medicals
69(1)
Recent Developments
69(2)
Colour strength
69(1)
Weathering
69(1)
Natural effects
70(1)
New forms of pigment
70(1)
Surface treatment
70(1)
New pigment chemistry
70(1)
Market Trends
71(2)
Modifying Specific Properties: Appearance - Black and White Pigmentation
73(20)
Types of White Pigment
73(11)
Titanium dioxide
73(1)
Surface treatments
74(2)
Titanium dioxide grades
76(1)
Opacity and tinting strength
76(2)
Colour
78(1)
Zinc sulphide
78(2)
Other white pigments and extenders
80(1)
Aluminium silicates
80(1)
Barium sulphate ('blanc fixe')
80(1)
Calcium silicate
80(1)
Magnesium silicate
81(1)
White masterbatch
82(1)
New developments
82(2)
Black Pigments
84(8)
Types of carbon black
84(1)
Thermal oxidative decomposition processes
85(1)
Thermal decomposition processes
86(1)
Effect of particle size and structure on properties of carbon blacks
86(1)
Testing for properties: structure-effect and determination
87(2)
Other black pigments
89(1)
Black masterbatch
90(1)
Recent developments
91(1)
Commercial Trends: Titanium Dioxide
92(1)
Commercial Trends: Carbon Black
92(1)
Modifying Specific Properties: Resistance to Heat - Heat Stabilizers
93(14)
How They Work
93(2)
Antioxidants
95(2)
Primary antioxidants
95(1)
Secondary antioxidants
96(1)
Blends
97(1)
Replacement of Heavy Metals
97(2)
Organotins
98(1)
Effect of Silica on the Activity of Stabilizers
99(1)
Benzoxazolone Derivatives for PVC
100(1)
New Chemistry for Stabilizers
100(3)
Lactone chemistry
100(2)
Vitamin E
102(1)
Recent Developments
103(2)
Pipes and fittings
103(1)
Foamed pipe
104(1)
Cable insulation
104(1)
Medical products
104(1)
Other Stabilizers
105(1)
Commercial Trends
105(2)
Modifying Specific Properties: Resistance to Light - UV Stabilizers
107(8)
How They Work
107(1)
UV Screening Pigments
108(1)
Absorbers
109(1)
Energy Transfer Agents/Quenchers
109(1)
Scavengers: Hindered Amine Light Stabilizers
109(1)
Synergists with HALS
110(1)
Polymeric Stabilizers
111(1)
Blends
111(1)
Replacement of Heavy Metals
111(1)
Selection of Antioxidants for Use with UV Stabilizers
112(1)
Concentrates, Masterbatches
113(1)
New Chemistry
113(1)
Recent Developments
113(2)
Modifying Specific Properties: Flammability - Flame Retardants
115(26)
How They Work
115(1)
Summary of FR additives
116(4)
Reactive FRs
118(1)
Additive FRs
118(1)
Inorganics
118(2)
Halogenated Compounds
120(3)
Chlorinated compounds
121(1)
Brominated compounds
122(1)
Other Flame Retardants
123(3)
Melamine cyanurate (MC)
123(1)
Zinc borate
124(1)
Zinc hydroxystannate (ZHS) and zinc stannate (ZS)
125(1)
Zinc sulphide
125(1)
Metal hydrates
125(1)
Phosphorus
126(1)
Intumescent Flame Retardants
127(1)
Halogen-free Systems
128(2)
Wire and cable compounds
129(1)
Combinations of Flame Retardants
130(2)
Synergistic Reactions
132(3)
Health and the Environment
135(1)
Recycling
136(1)
New Developments
137(1)
Nano-composites
138(1)
Commercial Trends
139(2)
Modifying Specific Properties: Conductivity - Antistatic/Conductive Additives
141(10)
Classification of Antistatic Additives
143(1)
Conductive Additives
143(1)
ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) Compounds
144(1)
EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) Compounds
144(1)
Metallic Additives
144(3)
Coated Polymers
147(1)
Intrinsically Conductive Materials
148(1)
Moulded Circuitry
148(1)
Recent Developments
149(2)
Modifying Processing Characteristics: Curing and Cross-linking
151(16)
The Curing Process
151(1)
Terminology
152(1)
Curing Agents, Accelerators
152(1)
Inhibitors
153(1)
Curing with Accelerators
154(1)
Curing without Accelerators
154(1)
Selecting a Curing System
155(2)
Curing Agents for Epoxy Systems
157(3)
Cure Promoters
160(1)
UV Cure Initiators
160(1)
New Developments
160(2)
Thermoplastics Cross-linking
162(2)
Commercial Trends
164(3)
Modifying Processing Characteristics: Coupling, Compatibilizing Agents
167(2)
New Developments
168(1)
Modifying Processing Characteristics: Plasticizers
169(8)
The Function of Plasticizers
169(1)
Main Types of Plasticizers
170(3)
Phthalates
170(1)
Sebacates and adipates
171(1)
Fatty acid esters
171(1)
Oligomeric/polymeric plasticizers
172(1)
Epoxies
173(1)
Extenders and Secondary Plasticizers
173(1)
Health and Safety of Plasticizers
173(1)
Reducing the Level of Plasticizers
174(1)
Recent Developments
175(1)
Commercial Trends
175(2)
Modifying Processing Characteristics: Blowing Agents
177(12)
The Function of Blowing Agents
177(1)
Physical Blowing Agents
178(1)
Chemical Blowing Agents (CBAs)
179(1)
Structural Foams
180(1)
In-house gas generation
181(1)
Nucleating agents
181(1)
Dispersion agents
181(1)
Syntactic Structural Foam
181(1)
Replacement of CFCs
182(4)
Flexible foams
183(1)
Rigid foams
183(1)
Pentane
184(1)
Expanded polystyrene
185(1)
Economics of CFC replacement
186(1)
Testing the insulation value of blowing agents
186(1)
New Developments
186(3)
Liquid carbon dioxide
187(2)
Modifying Processing Characteristics: Modifiers and Processing Aids
189(16)
Impact Modification
189(3)
Impact modifiers for PVC
190(1)
MBS modifiers
190(1)
ABS modifiers
190(1)
Acrylic modifiers
191(1)
Elastomer Modification
192(3)
Acrylic rubber
193(1)
Styrenics
193(1)
Polyolefins
194(1)
Polybutene
195(1)
Dimer Acids
195(1)
Calcium Carbonate
196(1)
Modification of CPEE Polymers
196(1)
Modification of PMMA with Silicon and Phosphorus
197(1)
Impact Modifiers for Thermosetting Resins
197(1)
Processing Aids
198(2)
Low-temperature flexibility
200(1)
Clarifying/Nucleating Agents
200(2)
Fluoropolymers
202(1)
New Developments
203(2)
Core-shell rubbers
203(1)
Silicones
204(1)
Modification of engineering thermoplastics
204(1)
Modifying Processing Characteristics: Lubricants, Mould Release Agents, Anti-slip and Anti-blocking
205(14)
Lubricants for Performance Improvement
205(1)
Lubricants as Processing Aids
206(7)
Metallic stearates
207(1)
Hydrocarbons
207(1)
Fatty acid amides and esters
208(2)
Polyolefin waxes
210(1)
Polyamides
210(1)
Fluoropolymers
211(1)
Silicones
212(1)
Boron nitride
213(1)
Combination and Modification
213(1)
Release Agents for Thermosets
214(2)
Anti-blocking, Anti-slip Additives
216(1)
New Developments
216(3)
Other Types of Additive: Miscellaneous Additives
219(12)
Anti-bacterials and Biocides
219(2)
Anti-allergy agent
221(1)
Degradation Additives
221(1)
Shrinkage Modifiers, Low-profile Additives
222(1)
Improved Barrier Properties
222(3)
Gas barrier coating
223(1)
Resorcinol additives
223(1)
Plasma technology
224(1)
Oxygen absorption in food packaging
224(1)
Hard Coatings
225(1)
Thermal Insulation
225(1)
Fragrance
226(1)
PVC Matting Agent
226(1)
Anti-fogging
226(1)
Acoustic Insulation
227(1)
Surfactants, Foam Control Additives
228(1)
Mould Treatment Agents
229(2)
Other Types of Additive: Additives for Rubber
231(6)
Guidance on Safety
233(1)
New Developments
233(4)
Silica
233(4)
Other Types of Additive: Additives for Recycling
237(8)
Stabilizing, Re-stabilizing
237(1)
Stabilizers
238(1)
Improvement of Properties
239(1)
Fibres/compatibilizers/impact modifiers
239(1)
Desiccants
239(1)
PE/PVC Compatibilizing
240(1)
Melt Flow/Viscosity Modification
240(1)
Additives for Identification of Plastics
241(3)
Equipment for Recycling
244(1)
Background Information: Equipment - Mixing, Compounding, and Dosing
245(12)
Incorporation of Additives
245(1)
Mixing Thermosets
246(1)
Mixing Thermoplastics
247(5)
Dry mixers
247(1)
Calendering
248(1)
Extrusion compounding
248(1)
Compounding mineral fillers
249(1)
Fine talc masterbatch
249(1)
Single-and twin-screw extruders
250(1)
Adjustable screw geometry
251(1)
Colour Dosing
252(1)
Recent Developments
253(4)
Background Information: Health and Safety
257(12)
Hazards by Additive
257(3)
Carbon black
257(1)
Titanium dioxide
258(1)
Flame retardants
259(1)
Glass fibre
259(1)
Styrene monomer
259(1)
Isocyanates
260(1)
Hazards During Production, Storage, and Transportation (Workers)
260(2)
Fire/explosion
261(1)
Emissions
261(1)
Skin/body contact
261(1)
Dust
262(1)
Hazards During Use (Direct Consumer and General Public)
262(4)
Toxicity - food contact
263(1)
Flame retardants
263(1)
Plasticizers
264(2)
Hazards During Disposal (Workers and General Public)
266(1)
Landfill - heavy metals
266(1)
Incineration
267(1)
Health and Safety at the Workplace: Some Guidelines
267(1)
Reduction of emissions at the workplace
268(1)
New Developments: Solvents
268(1)
Background Information: Legislation and Testing
269(26)
Blowing Agents
269(1)
Flame Retardants
269(2)
Halogenated and brominated flame retardants
271(1)
Heavy Metals/Cadmium Pigments
271(1)
Plasticizers
272(1)
Food Packaging
273(1)
Migration Levels
274(2)
Moves to Establish a Threshold of Regulatory Concern (TRC)
276(1)
US history
276(1)
European history
276(1)
The User's Viewpoint
277(1)
Medical Products and Packaging
277(1)
Waste and Recycling
277(2)
Packaging
278(1)
Electrical and electronics
278(1)
Automobiles
279(1)
Physical Testing
279(15)
Mechanical Tests
280(1)
Tensile strength and modulus
280(1)
Flexural strength and modulus (ISO 178 and ISO 3597)
280(1)
Compressive strength (ISO 3604)
280(1)
Shear strength
281(1)
Impact strength
281(1)
Thermal testing
282(1)
Heat stability
282(1)
Light stability
283(1)
Electrical properties
283(1)
Surface and volume resistivity
283(1)
Surface resistivity
283(1)
Electrostatic discharge
284(1)
Static decay
284(1)
Flammability
284(2)
Heat release
286(1)
Ease of ignition
286(1)
Calorific value: ISO 1716-calorific value of materials
286(1)
Flame spread
286(1)
Smoke tests
287(1)
AS 1530: Part 3 - test for early fire hazard properties of materials
288(1)
DIN 4102 Part 1 - B1 - Brandschacht test
288(1)
VDE 0472 Part 804
288(1)
FAR Part 25: Federal Aviation Regulations for materials used in aircraft
288(1)
Fire tests for building materials
288(1)
Combustibility
289(1)
Floor covering
290(2)
New developments
292(1)
Analysis
292(1)
Surface quality tests
292(1)
Barcol hardness test
292(1)
Acetone sensitivity
293(1)
Surface analysis
293(1)
Colour testing
293(1)
Colour stability
294(1)
Database
294(1)
Appendix A: Conversion Tables 295(4)
Appendix B 299(8)
Technical Terms
299(3)
Standards and Testing Institutions
302(1)
Recommended Books and Journals
303(4)
Manufacturers' handbooks
303(1)
Journals covering additives for plastics and rubber
304(3)
Appendix C: Standard Abbreviations for Plastics and Elastomers 307(4)
Appendix D: Trade Names 311(16)
Appendix E: Directories 327(42)
Directory of Suppliers
327(37)
Industry Associations and Federations
364(5)
Data Sheets 369(76)
Fillers and extenders
369(17)
Reinforcements, fibrous and microspheres
386(6)
Pigments, colorants, whites, blacks
392(7)
Antioxidants and stabilizers: heat and light
399(6)
Flame retardants
405(9)
Antistatics and conductive additives
414(3)
Curing, cross-linking agents
417(3)
Property modifiers, processing aids
420(3)
Plasticizers
423(7)
Blowing Agents, Dispersants, Miscellaneous Additives
428(2)
Lubricants, release agents, slip/anti-block
430(15)
Editorial Index 445(26)
Index of Advertisers 471

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