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filled thermoplastic

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filled thermoplastic [¦fild ¦thər·mə¦plas·tik]
(materials)
A thermoplastic resin material that has been extended (filled) with an inert filler powder or fibers before curing.
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Some authors have reported results on dynamic measurements of wood filled thermoplastics [16-18].
Surface tearing and wall slip phenomena in extrusion of highly filled ... by Hristov, Velichko; Takacs, Elizabeth; Vlachopoulos, John / Polymer Engineering and Science
Figure 2 depicts the double-step melting (without mass loss) of a filled thermoplastic elastomer at 127[degrees] C and 161d[degrees] C prior to the decomposition of the copolymer at 453[degrees] C (c-DTA curve) and 474[degrees] C (DTG curve), respectively, with a mass loss of 89.
Rubber analysis made more accurate and informative by special TGA ... by Fidler, Bob / Rubber World
html The major objective of this report is to analyze inherently conductive polymers (ICPs) and, to a lesser extent, traditional conductively filled thermoplastics, in terms of their competitive scenario in specific applications.
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