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Article | REF: AM3455 V1

Polydicyclopentadiene (PDCPD)

Authors: Chantal NIVERT, Simon CHOUMER

Publication date: July 10, 2003

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3. Implementation

The process is carried out on a special machine capable of dosing and mixing the constituent products and injecting them into a mold.

3.1 Machines

Their function is to ensure reliable dosing and mixing of components. They consist of the following components:

  • two storage tanks containing components A and B respectively, temperature-controlled and maintained under nitrogen pressure, and sometimes fitted with agitators;

  • two dosing units which dose the two components A and B using variable-flow high-pressure pumps. Components A and B pass directly through the pump housings. The pump types used are vertical, axial or radial piston; both component A and component B are based on dicyclopentadiene...

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