Abstract
AbstractThe properties of powders depend mainly upon the characteristics of the individual particles and their interactions. In the case of PVC resins, particle characteristics vary broadly depending upon the manufacturing process used or variables within a given process. In this paper, the effects of grain size, size distribution, grain shape, degree of compaction and static on the bulk density and flow properties of PVC resins are studied. Results indicate that grain shape mainly affects bulk density while grain size and distribution mainly affect powder flow. The degree of compaction and the amount of static on the resin grains are variables which can overwhelm other powder properties.
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