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Sons' project on plastic.
Someone please help him, he driving me crazy. Break tests were carryied out on 3 samples of ABS which have been thermoformed, (one was over heated, one perfectly heated and one too cool to form). The one which was heated to the correct time and formed perfectly had consistantly higher results in deflection at break and load at break. Can you explain what happens to the polymer chains when the plastic is - overheated/perfectly heated/too cool - to make this so?
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Wish I could, your best bet is to wait for science squad to log in. But I've been doing some googling and have found only very basic info. The last one I haven't had a chance to read yet, you can try and sign up for a free trial see if it will yield something useful, was here http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb3367/i s_200102/ai_n8099633
All I did was google 'thermoforming acrylonitrile butadien styrene' so you can just carry on with that. Good luck.
http://www.ides.com/generics/ABS.htm
All I did was google 'thermoforming acrylonitrile butadien styrene' so you can just carry on with that. Good luck.
http://www.ides.com/generics/ABS.htm
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