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Extrusion of PVC—General Aspects

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In the widest general sense, extrusion is a process for the conversion of a plastics feed material into a continuous product with cross-section shaped and dimensioned to particular requirements. In some operations the primary object is compounding and thorough mixing of the plastics material (extrusion compounding—see Chapter 13).

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Lanham, B.J., Titow, W.V. (1984). Extrusion of PVC—General Aspects. In: PVC Technology. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-5614-8_14

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