B29B7/842

ELIMINATION OF CONTAMINANTS IN WET NATURAL RUBBER

A method for preparation of decontaminated natural rubber is provided. The method is characterized in that it comprises a decontamination step in which wet natural rubber coagulum passes through a system comprising an extruder and a filter installed at the extruder outlet, the extruder comprising an axially symmetrical grooved sheath comprising in its thickness grooves opening on the inner surface of the sheath.

GRAIN DEHYDRATING COMPRESSOR FOR WET GRAIN SYSTEM AND METHOD
20170313013 · 2017-11-02 · ·

A device according to various embodiments for preparing wet grain can include at least a first screw configured to receive wet grain. A second screw receives the wet grain from the first screw. At least one of a compressing element and a dehydrating element is included with at least one of the first screw and the second screw to cause a physical property change to the wet grain.

Grain dehydrating compressor for wet grain system and method
09707728 · 2017-07-18 · ·

A device according to various embodiments for preparing wet grain can include at least a first screw configured to receive wet grain. A second screw receives the wet grain from the first screw. At least one of a compressing element and a dehydrating element is included with at least one of the first screw and the second screw to cause a physical property change to the wet grain.

PROCESS FOR PRODUCING WET RUBBER MASTERBATCH, WET RUBBER MASTERBATCH, AND RUBBER COMPOSITION CONTAINING WET RUBBER MASTERBATCH
20170152353 · 2017-06-01 · ·

A method for producing a wet rubber masterbatch uses a single-screw extruder. The single-screw extruder includes a screw, and an external cylinder in which a slit extended along the length direction of the external cylinder (the screw-shaft direction) is formed in an internal wall surface of the external cylinder, and when the width of the slit is represented by A and the clearance between a crest of the screw and the internal wall surface of the external cylinder is represented by B, the following expression (1) is satisfied:


0<AB(Y)/AB(X)<0.9(1)

wherein AB (Y) is the product of A and B at a downstream side along the screw-shaft direction of the external cylinder, and AB (X) is the product of A and B at an upstream side along the screw-shaft direction of the external cylinder.

Method for producing thermoplastic molding compounds, and thermoplastic molding compounds produced according thereto

A method for extruding thermoplastic molding compounds, the production of thermoplastic molding compounds taking place in a screw machine with mechanical dewatering, and impact-modified molding compounds or polymer blends which contain impact-modified thermoplastic materials that were produced by means of the method according to the invention.

METHODS OF PREPARING A COMPOSITE HAVING ELASTOMER AND FILLER

Disclosed herein are methods of preparing composites from solid elastomer(s) and wet filler(s), as well as products, including composites, vulcanizates, and articles therefrom. The wet filler can have a liquid content of at least 15%. A resulting composite comprises the filler dispersed in the elastomer at a loading of at least 20 phr with a filler yield loss of no more than 10%, wherein the composite has a liquid content of no more than 10% by weight based on total weight of said composite.

METHODS OF PREPARING A COMPOSITE HAVING ELASTOMER AND FILLER

Disclosed herein are methods of preparing composites from solid elastomer(s) and wet filler(s), as well as products, including composites, vulcanizates, and articles therefrom. The wet filler can have a liquid content of at least 15%. A resulting composite comprises the filler dispersed in the elastomer at a loading of at least 20 phr with a filler yield loss of no more than 10%, wherein the composite has a liquid content of no more than 10% by weight based on total weight of said composite.

Methods of preparing a composite having elastomer and filler

Disclosed herein are methods of preparing composites from solid elastomer(s) and wet filler(s), as well as products, including composites, vulcanizates, and articles therefrom. The wet filler can have a liquid content of at least 15%. A resulting composite comprises the filler dispersed in the elastomer at a loading of at least 20 phr with a filler yield loss of no more than 10%, wherein the composite has a liquid content of no more than 10% by weight based on total weight of said composite.

Method for producing polyamide resin

A polyamide resin is produced by polycondensing a polyamide oligomer having a relative viscosity of from 1.1 to 1.3 and a water content of 3% by weight or less by melt-kneading using an intermeshed co-rotation twin screw extruder having at least one or more open vents OV1 and OV2 and at least one or more vacuum vents VV1 and VV2. A pressure-decreasing element Y for increasing the resin filling rate is provided at a position nearer to the supply section side than positions at which the vacuum vents VV1 and VV2 are provided, and an area of 30% or less of the total screw length is a vacuum area having a pressure of 300 Torr or less.

Processes and systems for making particulate masterbatches, and compositions obtained therefrom

Improved processes and systems are disclosed for making masterbatches of particulates to be incorporated into polymers. In some variations, a process for making a particulate masterbatch comprises the sequential steps of: providing particulates; conveying an aqueous polymer latex and the particulates to a mixing unit, thereby generating a particulate-latex mixture comprising water; conveying the particulate-latex mixture to a homogenizer; conveying the homogenized particulate-latex mixture to a centrifuge to remove a first portion of water; and then conveying the dewatered and homogenized particulate-latex mixture to a screw mixer configured to remove a second portion of water, thereby generating a particulate masterbatch. Other variations employ polymer solids rather than a polymer latex. The processes and systems enable higher energy efficiency, more robust operability that minimizes process fouling, and exceptional particulate dispersion within the masterbatch. Also, these processes do not require the use of a latex coagulant.