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Manual
batch method
This method is a more commonly used method in laboratory
and batch production. The commonly used oligomer polyol/TDI/MOCA system
operation process is to weigh an appropriate amount of prepolymer in a
container of appropriate size, heat it to 80-90°C under stirring, and place it in a vacuum dryer to degas
5~ 20min,
then add melted MOCA and other chain extenders, stir and mix evenly (1~2min), if necessary, perform secondary defoaming (2~3min), then pour into the prepared mold, heat to vulcanize
or wait for gel When molding and curing. For large products, mixing and
degassing in the reactor can be used, and then pouring and forming. The
advantage of this method is less investment, but the disadvantage is that the
rubber has high viscosity, short pouring time, easy to entrain bubbles,
difficult to mix uniformly, low production efficiency, high labor intensity,
and it is only suitable for small-scale production of small and medium-sized
products.
Mechanical
continuous method
This method uses the casting machine as the main
equipment. The preheating and defoaming of the prepolymer, the melting of the
chain extender (such as MOCA), and the metering, mixing and pouring of the
prepolymer and the chain extender are all in the casting machine. Continuous
completion. The operation of heating, metering, mixing, pouring, cleaning and
stopping driving of materials can also be automatically controlled by the
computer, which can continuously produce CPU products. This method is widely
used in the polyurethane industry. Its advantages are stable product quality
and high production efficiency, suitable for the production of large and
medium-sized products and mass products. The production device is shown in the
figure.