2020
DOI: 10.38124/ijisrt20jun445
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Parametric Analysis of Hot Gas Welding for PP+EPR Blend and Evaluation of Welds in Tensile Conditions

Abstract: The primary objective of the existing work is to evaluate hot gas welding technique for PP composite material and carrying out analysis over the critical parameters (air flow rate, temperature, weld time) to determine material weld strength in tensile conditions. Polypropylene blend with elastomer have wide application in engineering areas due to their desired properties but due to these changed properties over existing one recycling get affected and became difficult so their reparability should be considered.… Show more

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“…Furthermore, inserting expression (12) into expression (15), gives the expression for calculating the generator power P via the anode current of the generator, i.e., the current of the upper electrode:…”
Section: -Spurious Resistance Of the Capacitor [ω] ω -Angular Frequen...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Furthermore, inserting expression (12) into expression (15), gives the expression for calculating the generator power P via the anode current of the generator, i.e., the current of the upper electrode:…”
Section: -Spurious Resistance Of the Capacitor [ω] ω -Angular Frequen...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Later, Wu et al [14] extended the research on the behaviour of the dependence of the materials on the electrical permittivity and the loss angle with respect to the frequency. Ingle and Deshmukh [15] published table of thermoplastic materials, giving the abbreviations of the names, the welding temperatures, and the specific density of the materials. Hollande et al [16] performed tests on the behaviour of dielectric properties when welding thermoplastic polyurethane at a frequency of 27.12 MHz.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%