Examples of using Blowing agent in English and their translations into German
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Endothermic blowing agents decompose into ammonia-free gas on heating.
The tasks you perform in the city without losing time blowing agent into the air.
The more blowing agent is used, the softer the resulting foam.
Production of physical foamed polyurethane moulded parts with CO2 as blowing agent.
Our Blowing Agent Additives are used for injection and extrusion processes.
Technical(oxygen cocktail and mixer) and manual tube with aerator or natural blowing agent.
Organic blowing agents are of a great importance for foamed rubber products.
HCFCs must not be used for solvent cleaning, as blowing agents for foams or as refrigerants.
Amending Directive 2002/72/EC as regards the suspension of the use of azodicarbonamide as blowing agent.
CO2 is a low-cost, environment-friendly blowing agent and it's available in virtually unlimited quantities.
This new masterbatch is a combination of the most effective nucleating agents andendothermic blowing agents.
Polystyrene granulated beads, which already contain a blowing agent, are foamed into little balls by means of a blast of steam.
Blowing agents are integral materials for energy efficient closed-cell foam used to insulate refrigerators.
Why does it have to be water from a can that is atomized with blowing agent which is not very eco-friendly?
These include chemical blowing agents, stabilizers, optical brighteners but also polymeric materials such as chlorinated polyethylene.
The product quality is consistent and can be easily controlled, as the additives and the blowing agent are directly injected into the melt.
The rigid foamsproduced with water as a blowing agent show in the density range of 45 g/dm³ in general a dimensional stability up to 120°C.
Depending on the desired end product,chemical formulations may contain other ingredients such as catalysts, blowing agents and possibly flame retardants.
In practice, these chemical blowing agents, creating the illusion of deep cleansing of the curls, often cause irritation to the skin and even hair loss.
The high temperatures of the steam soften the thermoplastic polystyrene and the blowing agent vaporises whereupon small bubbles develop within the beads.
A large portion of the blowing agent escapes from the mixture and the foam collapses, similar to the effect when you open a bottle of sparkling mineral water.
Since the 1930s, H-CFCs were produced on an industrial scale and used mostly as refrigerants,as propellants in aerosol cans, as blowing agent for foams, and as solvents.
We have developed a continuous production process in which the blowing agent is directly injected into the melt, combined with subsequent underwater pelletization.
Environmentally friendly blowing agents in liquid form are injected via nozzles directly into the processing chamber of the twin-screw extruder and homogeneously mixed in.
KraussMaffei's MicroDos system can also be used fordispensing other PUR additives such as blowing agent, catalysts and stabilizers, which are usually added in low concentrations.
LEWA ecofoam meters all known blowing agents- from halogenated hydrocarbons(Freon 11, 12, etc.), butane, pentane, and propane through to CO2.
The LEWA ecofoam pilotplant has been designed for all common blowing agents, including a cooling device for CO2 and an explosion-proof design for combustible blowing agents.
With reaching the decomposition temperature exothermic blowing agents decompose spontaneously to partly corrosive gases like e. g. ammonia under strong development of heat.
An increase in the gas injection pressure results in dissolving more blowing agent in the polymer and consequently in lowering the static spring constant, which is a measure of rigidity.
Anastasius Grün wrote:"It was afatal rashness that the method to use guncotton as blowing agent in guns, developed by Major General Lenk of Wolfsberg, was not pursued further after the explosion of a depot.
