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200 00$aAdvanced Polymer Simulation and Processing$hVolume I /$fCe?lio Pinto Fernandes, [and three others], editors
210  1$aBasel :$cMDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute,$d2023.
215   $a1 online resource (488 pages)
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330   $aPolymer-processing techniques are of the utmost importance for producing polymeric parts. They must produce parts with the desired qualities, which are usually related to mechanical performance, dimensional conformity, and appearance. Aiming to maximize the overall efficiency of the polymer-processing techniques, advanced modeling codes along with experimental measurements are needed to simulate and optimize the processes. Thus, this reprint exploits the digital transformation of the plastics industry, both through the creation of more robust and accurate modeling tools and the development of cutting-edge experimental techniques. Furthermore, it addresses advanced topics, such as crystallization during the solidification processes, prediction of fiber orientation in the cases of short and long fiber composites, prediction of the foaming process (such as microcellular foaming), and flow instabilities by including viscoelastic constitutive equations.
606   $aPolymerization
606   $aEmulsion polymerization
615  0$aPolymerization.
615  0$aEmulsion polymerization.
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