11 Describe four manufacturing processes involved in process
Solution
11 Extrusion
The extrusion process basically is continuously shaping a fluid polymer through the orifice of a suitable tool (die), and subsequently solidifying it into a product (extrudate of constant cross section). In the case of thermoplastics, the feed material, in powder or pellet form, is most commonly heated to a fluid state and pumped into the die, through a screw extruder; it is then solidified by cooling after exiting from the die.
Film Blowing
The film blowing process basically consists of a extruding a tube of molten thermoplastic and continuously inflating it to several times initial diameter, to form a thin tubular product that can be used directly, or slit to form a flat film.
Sheet Thermoforming
Sheet thermoforming, or simply thermoforming, involves the heating of a flat thermoplastic sheet to a softened state (above the glass transition temperature Tgfor non-crystallizing thermoplastics or near the melting temperature Tmfor crystallizing ones), followed by the deformation (forming) of the softened sheet into a desired shape by pneumatic or mechanical means, and finally its solidification into this shape by cooling.
Blow Molding
The basic principle of the blow molding process is to inflate a softened thermoplastic hollow preform against the cooled surface of a closed mold, where the material solidifies into a hollow product.
12) Carbon, Fiber and epoxy resin.
13) a. CLAY PREPARATION
WEDGING
FORMING
DRYING
BISQUE FIRING
GLAZE FIRING
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14) To make or become stony or chalky by deposition of calcium salts.
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