2. Foam injection molding processes
Injection-foaming processes for producing microcellular polymeric materials have been extensively studied over the past thirty years . The microcellular structure is formed by the nucleation, growth, and sometimes coalescence of bubbles within the polymer matrix. Gas is introduced into the polymer matrix through either a chemical or physical process. In the physical method, inert gases, such as carbon dioxide (CO2) or nitrogen (N2), are introduced directly into the polymer. In the chemical method, the gas is produced by the decomposition reaction of chemical blowing agents that are mixed with the...
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Foam injection molding processes