Moon, D.
and Migler, K.
(2009),
Microfluidic Mixer for Polymer Melts, ANTEC 2009: Annual Technical Conference Proceedings, Society of Plastics Engineers, Chicago, IL, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=901005
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Microfluidic Mixer for Polymer Melts
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We present a novel microfluidic mixer for high temperature polymer melts based on the platform of the Multi-sample Micro-slit Rheometer (MMR). The device is essentially a static mixer with eight consecutive units of splitting and recombination flow formed by stacking three stainless steel shims (50 μm thickness). The mixing results show both multilayer and domain/matrix morphologies depending on the channel configuration and blend pair. This mixer will be particularly useful not only as a polymer melt mixer but as a multilayer processor when a limited material quantity (typical sample size ≈ 20 µL) is available.Proceedings Title
ANTEC 2009: Annual Technical Conference Proceedings, Society of Plastics Engineers
Conference Dates
June 22-24, 2009
Conference Location
Chicago, IL
Conference Title
ANTEC@NPE 2009
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Conferences
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Mixer, Microfluidic, Multilayer, Morphology, Polymer melts
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