This document discusses vacuum zone elements used for degassing extruded materials. Vacuum elements continuously thin the melt to expose more surface area and effectively remove gases like monomers, solvents, and moisture under low to high vacuum conditions. Long forwarding screw elements or SK type elements efficiently thin and smear the melt on the barrel surface for optimal degassing.
This document discusses vacuum zone elements used for degassing extruded materials. Vacuum elements continuously thin the melt to expose more surface area and effectively remove gases like monomers, solvents, and moisture under low to high vacuum conditions. Long forwarding screw elements or SK type elements efficiently thin and smear the melt on the barrel surface for optimal degassing.
This document discusses vacuum zone elements used for degassing extruded materials. Vacuum elements continuously thin the melt to expose more surface area and effectively remove gases like monomers, solvents, and moisture under low to high vacuum conditions. Long forwarding screw elements or SK type elements efficiently thin and smear the melt on the barrel surface for optimal degassing.
Degassing in an extruder helps to conserve the quality
of the melt that is affected by the presence of monomers, solvents, moisture and other volatiles. These generally separate from the melt only at low to high vacuum conditions. Vacuum elements expose the material by continuously thinning the melt for effective degassing. This task of smearing the melt on the barrel surface by thinning for degassing is efficiently exhibited by long forwarding screw elements or SK type elements.