Parison Swell : a new measurement method and the effect of molecular weight distribution for a high density polyethylene

Alternative title	Parison Swell—a new measurement method and the effect of molecular weight distribution for a high density polyethylene
DOI	Resolve DOI: https://doi.org/10.1002/pen.760311004
Author	Search for: Swan, P. L.; Search for: Dealy, J. M.; Search for: Garcia-Rejon, A.¹; Search for: Derdouri, A.¹
Affiliation	National Research Council of Canada
Format	Text, Article
Abstract	The measurement of parison swell is difficult because swell is a time‐dependent phenomenon and because, for a parison, two independent swell ratios must be determined. A new technique has been developed that makes use of a video camera focused on the end of the parison. Unlike previous techniques designed to measure time‐dependent swell, no oil bath is required. The new technique was used to study the effect of molecular weight parameters on the parison swell of high density polyethylene. For a series of blends of two resins having significantly different weight‐average molecular weights, the blends exhibited larger swell ratios than the base resins
Publication date	1991-05-01
Publisher	Wiley
In	Polymer Engineering and Science 31, no. 10: 705–710.
Language	English
Peer reviewed	Yes
NRC number	CNRC 33063 NRC-IMI91AP-41200-1175-G
NPARC number	23004511
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