1. INTRODUCTION TO POLYMER BLENDING.

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1. INTRODUCTION TO POLYMER BLENDING

Flow, melting, mixing, reaction, structuring Size of final polymer particles ( 0.1 to 5 µm; 10 to 100 nm) Size of initial polymer pellets ( 1 to 5 mm) Twin screw extruder Flow, melting, mixing, reaction, structuring A continuous process Short residence times ( < 60 s) Throughput of a few tons per hour

Twin screw extruders

The geometry of kneading discs and flow channel KD1: 45/5/32 KD2: 60/4/32 KD3: 90/5/32 KD4: 90/10/64 KD5: 90/5/64 Flow channel

Morphology = f(Mixing, Compatibilizer) Block copolymer Graft copolymer

A BATCH MIXER

Emulsification curve Blend: 1000 kg/h Compatibilizer: >10 kg/h PS/PA6 Blend: 1000 kg/h Compatibilizer: >10 kg/h Construction of an emulsificaiton curve is tedious and material-consuming, especially for industrial processes.

COMPATIBILIZER-TRACER 2. CONCEPT OF COMPATIBILIZER-TRACER

Concept of compatibilizer-tracer Fluorescent moities Zhang, Cai-Liang; Feng, Lian-Fang; Hoppe, Sandrine; Hu, Guo-Hua. AIChE Journal (2009), 55, 279-283. Zhang, Cai-Liang; Feng, Lian-Fang; Hoppe, Sandrine; Hu, Guo-Hua. AIChE Journal (2012), 58,1931-1928.

Schematic of a fluorescent bifurcated optical probe

(a) Non-reactive blending processes

RTD and dispersed domain size distribution (DSD) PS-g-PA-tracer PS+PA6 RTD Screw extruder DSD

RTD DSD

An emulsification curve from RTD & DSD Short time domain Long time domain Unique feature: two curves that form a closed loop.

Concept of compatibilizer-tracer Construction of emulsification curves for industrial polymer blending processes Molecular design of the compatibilizer Mixing assessement Process design Process optimization

Comparison between two mixers

Effect of screw speed on the emulsification curve

(b) Reactive blending processes

Reactive compatibilizer-tracer PS-g-PA6 graft copolymers PS/PA6 PS-co-TMI-Ant PS Reactive compatibilizer-tracer PS-co-TMI-Ant N C O N C O PA6-NH2 Interfacial Reaction PS-g-PA6 graft copolymers

A B 1 to 5 nm

RTD DSD

Two PS-TMI-Ant with 1% and 8% TMI

Two reactive compatibilizers with different reactive groups Anh-PS-Ant N C O This slice compared the efficiency of block or graft copolymer as tracer. The molecular structures of two reactive tracer-emulsifier show in left figure. Emulsification curve corresponding to the long time domain is above the one corresponding to short time domain for Anh-PS-Ant as tracer-emulsifier; while emulsification curves for PS-co-TMI-Ant as tracer-emulsifier are almost superposition. This indicated that the reaction of PS-co-TMI-Ant with polyamide 6 is faster than that of Anh-PS-Ant. PS-co-TMI-Ant

4. CONCLUSIONS AND FUTURE WORK

Concept of compatibilizer-tracer (reactive or not) Construction of emulsification curves for industrial polymer blending processes Molecular design of the compatibilizer Assessement of mixing mechanisms mixing efficiency Modeling & model validation Design of screw profile & proces Process optimization

Flow-induced copolymer pull-out Inoue et al.