Browsing by Author "Franco-Urquiza, Edgar"
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Essential work of fracture of poly(lactic acid) modified by reactive extrusion
(2012)
Conference report
Open AccessEn este trabajo se han evluado las variaciones en el comportamiento mecánico y a fractura de láminas de 1 mm de espesor de dos grados de P LA con contenidos diferentes de enantiómero D (2 y 4.5 % mol), procesadas mediante ... -
Mechanical recycling of plastic wastes. Case of study: high impact polystyrene for manufacturing TV components shelf
(2016-07-01)
Article
Open AccessEn este trabajo se presenta una introducción sobre la situación actual del reciclaje de los materiales plásticos a nivel mundial, con un especial interés en la situación en la que se encuentra el estado Europeo. A pesar ... -
Methane hydrate: shifting the coexistence temperature to higher temperatures with an external electric field
(2016-01-01)
Article
Open AccessIn the present work, we used molecular dynamic simulations of the equilibrium NPT ensemble to examine the effect of an external electric field on the three-phase coexistence temperature of methane gas, liquid water and ... -
Sheets of branched poly(lactic acid) obtained by one step reactive extrusion calendering process: Physical Aging and Fracture Behaviour
(Springer, 2014-03-13)
Article
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Sheets of poly(lactide)/o-MMT prepared by one-step reactive extrusion-calendering process
(Universidad de Sevilla. Grupo de Elasticidad y Resistencia de Materiales, 2014)
Conference report
Open AccessIn this study, a reactive extrusion-calendering process was used in order to manufacture OMMT-based (2.5 wt.%) PLA-REX sheets with a nominal thickness of 1 mm. During processing, the properties of the melt were stabilized ... -
Tensile properties of LDPE/electrical cable waste blends prepared by melt extrusion process
(2017-04-01)
Article
Open AccessIn this study low density poly-ethylene (LDPE)/electrical cable waste blends were prepared using asingle-screw extruder at pilot plant level. The cable waste was mainly composed of LDPE, synthetic rubbers, flexible poly-vinyl ...
