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SBR gumming degree warning

2017-10-18View Original

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Early warning for the degree of sticking in styrene-butadiene rubber: Severe sticking occurs during the production of polycondensed styrene-butadiene rubber, and the degree of sticking is related to the production process. If production is well controlled, it needs to be cleaned once a year ; Poor production control requires cleaning up every month. It is troublesome and poses safety risks in production. How do you detect the degree of gluing in advance?
Reply #22017-10-18
Let’s get started – looking forward to answers from the experts! ! ! !
Reply #32018-06-24
We determine the degree of glue formation based on the pressure difference between the polymerization reactors. Generally, the smaller the pressure difference, the less glue formation; the larger the pressure difference, the more severe the glue formation. Another factor to consider is the reaction temperature in the reactors – if there are sudden changes in temperature that result in abnormal readings, it indicates glue formation. Additionally, the stirring current can be used as an indicator: when glue formation is severe, the stirring current increases! ! Decide the timing for maintenance and glue removal by considering all factors! !

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