Foam structure vs. lightweight structure
High Density Foamed Polymers in Extrusion

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Foam structure vs. lightweight structure
High Density Foamed Polymers in Extrusion

Authors : Rudi SALMANG, Francis PINSOLLE

Review date: February 5, 2025 | Lire en français

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1. Foam structure vs. lightweight structure

1.1 MD / HD lightened structure

If we combine 200 cm3 of air and 800 cm3 of polystyrene PS in a box (figure 1-a), we obtain a mixture of 1,000 cm3 with a weight of 840.56 g (air: 2.8 g/1,000 cm3 and PS: 1,050 g/1,000 cm3). In other words, a new material with a density of 0.84 g/cm3 has been created, whose structure corresponds to that of a 1,000 cm3 box enclosing a 200 cm3 empty cavity.

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