3. Conclusion
As we have seen in this article, industrial polymer blending tools
are extremely varied. The modeling of these tools has hardly ever
preceded their design and construction, but today it sheds light on
their operation, enabling us to better understand them, choose the
most suitable tools and, if necessary, optimize them.
Controlling mixing operations still poses a number of problems,
for example when the filler ratio is increased, when the number of
ingredients is multiplied (several polymers and/or several fillers
of different kinds) or when low-viscosity liquid reagents are introduced...
In particular, the recycling of shredded scrap from the manufacture
of multilayer products poses the problem of mixing fillers B of a
particular nature with a polymer A. These fillers, which are made
up of heterogeneous micro-agglomerates (e.g. a mixture...
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