Polyurethane tubing vs polyethylene tubing
[DOC File]DIVISION 25 SPECIFICATIONS AND GUIDELINES
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Black polyurethane finish. ... 331 - Electrical Nonmetallic tubing. 348 - Electrical metallic tubing. 349 - Flexible metallic tubing. ... The outer jacket shall consist of a high molecular weight polyethylene. Cable shall be suitable, listed and marked for use in a duct application.
[DOC File]Go Green Handouts - InteriorDesign-ED
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But polyurethane off-gasses harmful Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC’s, and doesn’t decompose, so it will stay on this earth forever. In 1932 plastic screws were patented for use in extrusion & injection molding . In 1933 the first industrially practical polyethylene synthesis was discovered.
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Vapor Barrier Membrane: Comprised of SBS modified bitumen adhesive, factory-laminated to a tri-laminate woven, high-density polyethylene top surface. Release liner protecting adhesive. Intended for use as a direct to deck air/vapor barrier in roofing systems and may be used as a temporary roof membrane for up to ninety (90) days.
[DOC File]Biocompatibility of Materials
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Plasticizers cause tubing to become softer, allowing for chains to slide over each other. Somewhat volatile and can come out of the tubing to contaminated systems. Silicon gel. Lots of physiological interactions with injection. Metals. Corrosion. Cr+n, Co+2, Fe+2,+3, Ti+2. Too much breakup can cause tissue poisoning and necrosis
[DOC File]IDENTIFICATION OF A POLYMER
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Polyolefins, i.e., polyethylene, polypropylene and polyallomers (block copolymers of ethylene and propylene) float in water (s.g. < 1.0). Most other polymers sink in water (s.g. > 1.0). Test the specific gravity on any samples for which you can readily obtain a small piece.
[DOC File]History of Natural and Synthetic Polymers
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Thus, linear PE has higher density than the branched material (density range of 0.94-0.965 g/cm3 vs 0.91-0.94 g/cm3), higher melting point (typically >125 C vs. 112 C), greater stiffness and tensile strength, greater hardness, and less permeability to gases and vapors. Molecular Weight:
[DOC File]REGULATORY AND SAFETY EVALUATION SPECIALTY SECTION ...
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The preferred catheter material for implantation is surgical-grade silicone-based tubing, since this is the most commonly used catheter material used in humans. ... Should there be evidence of leaching or adsorption, components made from alternative materials (e.g. polyurethane or polyethylene catheters) may be substituted. Alternatively, when ...
[DOCX File]INTRODUCTION - Worcester Polytechnic Institute
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The thin sheet metal was cut into approximately 1 in x 3 in pieces and then bent a third of the way down at a 90° angle. On one third of the piece, the cutout was aligned between the adapters of the elastic muscle and polyurethane tubing for a sturdy and permanent attachment. The polyurethane tubing connected the exo-muscles to the valves.
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