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Polymer devolatilization

2019-06-11View Original

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I’m a complete novice in the field of chemistry. Seeking experience in polymer devolatilization techniques. The polymer obtained after the polymerization reaction contains residual monomers; what are the common methods used for degassing? Screw devolatilization? Devaporator?
Reply #22019-06-17
Let me recommend a book to you: \"Polymer Devolatilization\" by R.J. Albalak from the United States, translated by Zhao Xutao, Gong Guangbi, Gu Yusheng, and others
Reply #32019-06-17
Generally, there are several methods: 1. Removing residual monomers during the polymer production stage, using heating or vacuum extraction for recovery; 2. During the polymer processing stage, vacuum is applied in the degassing section on the screw.
Reply #42019-07-03
Volatile matter should generally be fine with heating and vacuuming.
Reply #52019-07-09
I have found this book; thank you very much
Reply #62019-07-09
Okay, I’ll get in touch with the screw manufacturer
Reply #72019-07-12
Just because one can work on screw compressors doesn’t mean they can handle devolatilization
Reply #82019-10-18
So, may I ask which manufacturers can do it?
Reply #92020-03-14
A vacuum reduction device also needs to be added as well

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