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How to reduce the formation of cyclic polymers during the polymerization of caprolactam

2015-11-03View Original

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How can the formation of cyclic polymers during the polymerization of caprolactam be reduced? In other words, are there any methods or substances that can prevent or minimize the formation of such cyclic polymers? Diluting the caprolactam raw material is not a viable solution. Thank you very much to everyone for your suggestions
Reply #22015-11-06
Our factory produces nylon 6; is cyclic polymer formed during the polymerization of caprolactam? Because it wasn’t done in the polymerization workshop; I’ve been working on spinning all along and didn’t pay attention to it.
Reply #32015-11-09
Yes, our company is involved in both PA6 polymerization and spinning
Reply #42015-11-10
What process is it, Evinda’s or Gima’s? Our company is involved in both polymerization and spinning as well as texturing, but the problem is that I don’t know much about the polymerization process :( I’ve never worked in that area; I’m more familiar with spinning.

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