Flow at the Interfaces of Powder Coatings

Wolpert, S. M.; Wojtkowiak, Joseph J.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4684-0736-5_19

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“…This amplitude could yield a shear rate in the order of 100 sec-1 for a typical latex paint. This value is considerably larger than the value of 1 sec-1 or less generally believed or accepted [7 ~0 (Blackinton, 1953;Asbeck, 1961;Patton, 1966;Wolpert and Wojtkowiak, 1972); 7 = 0.5 sec-1 (Khanna, 1969); 7 < 0.1 sec-1 (Dodge, 1972)], with the exception of Beeferman and Bergren (1966), who showed that a rate of about 10-25 sec-1 is prevailing.…”

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Polymer Coatings. Physics and Mechanics of Leveling

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1973

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He received his B.S. de-gree from National Taiwan University in Taiwan (1966), his M.S. degree from The Pennsylvania Stale University (1968), and his Ph.D. degree from Case Western Reserve University (1971). His interests are in rheology, characterization and structure-property relationships of organic coatings, transitions and thermal stability of polymers, and effects of temperature and pressure on the physical properties of polymers. Dr. Quach is a member of the American Chemical Society, Sigma Xi, Phi Lambda Upsilon, and the

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Section: Surface Tension Induced Shear Stressmentioning

confidence: 61%