IPL INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

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IPL INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM June-July 2018 About 45 hours ECTS credits: 6

I. Adhesive formulation and application practicals Manufacturing, application and controls of a wood adhesive with: Formulation of the adhesive Specifications The role of raw materials Control of bonds (on the wood shear ample) Shear test with a dynamometer And: Application of a pressure sensitive adhesive Loop tack test with a dynamometer Sylvie DURDILLY

Jean-Pascal PHILIBERT II. Manufacturing of decorative water-based paints Handling the raw materials for a white water-based paint (fillers, pigment, binder, additives ) Realization of all the stages of the process Application on standard panels Quality control of decorative paint: rheology / opacity / gloss / specific gravity / dry content.. Analysis of the results Jean-Pascal PHILIBERT

III. How to conceive a plastic piece: From conception to manufacturing How to choose a plastic material Practical work on materials recognition How to conceive a piece Demonstration on CAO/DAO softwares The different transformation techniques of plastic materials Plus demonstrations in injection, thermoforming… Marine MARTIN

IV. Practical work in colorimetry OBJECTIVE  Visual evaluation, measurements, color matching   CONTENT  Presentation of basis in colorimetry: observation conditions (lights) Color characteristics (hue, chroma, lightness) Presentation of colorimetry softwares: Quality control: interpretation of colorimetry data (Cielab color space) Formulation, correction: use a pigments file to match a color Practical work Reproduce a target color using colorimetric softwares and lights cabin Caroline GOUTTEBARGE

V. Leather manufacturing 1/ Theoretical content Presentation of the leather industry Introduction to the process from the raw hide to finished product The chemistry of leather Standard procedures 2/ Practical work Formulation of leather pieces The different finishing techniques Fabrication of a piece (in small groups) Franck DIAZ

VI. Analytical chemistry Practical Work: Gas chromatography: gas chromatography principle and concrete application on the analysis of a mixture of unknown solvents (separation, identification and quantification) Practical Work: Infrared spectro-photometry principle, sampling techniques according to the product under analysis, highlight of major chemical bonds, identification of unknown polymers, concrete applications on any type of support (liquid, powder, plastic material, paint, textile, leather ...) Pascale FILLON

VII. Cosmetics A) Emulsion: 4h B) Lipstick: 3h Pascale COTTIN Skin care products: Emulsion Oil/Water et Water/Oil Make-up products: Lipstick A) Emulsion: 4h Skin Care Laboratory 1/ Formulation and characterization Oil/Water Formulation with different thickeners Formulation with different nature of surfactant Formulation with different oil phases Controls: pH, viscosity, centrifugation and microscope observations 2/ Formulation and characterization Water/Silicon Formulation basic formulation Water/Silicon Controls: viscosity, centrifugation and microscope observations 3/ Formulation and characterization sun care Water/Silicon Formulation: basic Sun care formulation Water/Silicon Controls: viscosity, centrifugation and microscope observations B) Lipstick: 3h Formulation and characterization of a Lipstick Formulation with different waxes Formulation with different oil phases Controls: sensorial tests, breaking point Pascale COTTIN

VIII. Textile dyeing and finishing: treatments on cotton/polyester fabric To use a dyeing machine, type Jigger To realize a dyeing recipe: influence of different products To analyze the result: color, levelness with spectrophotocolorimeter measures 2/ Finishing with fluorocarbon-based repellents To use finishing machines, type padder and stenter frame To realize a finishing recipe with fluorocarbon products To analyze the result: control of water and oil repellency 3/ Visit of the textile platform to see different textile technologies and machines Spinning, weaving and knitting workshops Finishing and control laboratories Fabien ROLAND