2. Cross-linking of polymers by ionizing radiation
2.1 Crosslinkable polymers and crosslinking coagents
Polymer crosslinking under ionizing radiation concerns thermoplastics as well as elastomers and thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs). Table lists common polymers that can be cross-linked under ionizing radiation. Some can be cross-linked as they are, while others can only be cross-linked in the presence of a co-cross-linking agent (e.g. polyamides), or if their chemical structure has been slightly modified (e.g. with more unsaturation).
A large proportion of thermoplastics that can be cross-linked under ionizing radiation are semi-crystalline polymers. In this case,...
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References
Customized radiation treatment stations
(non-exhaustive list)
Ionisos http://www.ionisos.com
Dagneux plant (gamma station)
Pouzanges plant (gamma station)
Sablé plant (gamma station)
Aube-Champagne plant (electron gas pedal)
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Organizations
International organizations
Agence Internationale pour l'Énergie Atomique AIEA [International Atomic Energy Agency IAEA].
International Association of Irradiation AII
Technical centers
...Standardization
- Plastics-Determination of bending temperature under load – Part 1: General test method. - ISO 75-1 -
- Fire hazard testing. Part 2.11: Glowing/hot-wire tests – Flammability test method for finished products. - IEC 60695-2-1 -
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