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A Laboratory Session In Plastics: Effect Of Weld Line On Tensile Plastic Specimen

Author(s) -

Val Girolamo,

Seung Kim

Publication year - 2020

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.18260/1-2--9500

Subject(s) - materials science , session (web analytics) , ultimate tensile strength , welding , composite material , line (geometry) , metallurgy , computer science , world wide web , geometry , mathematics

Plastic materials have become irreplaceable and are used as adhesives, textiles, packaging, foams, elastomers, biomedical devices, optic elements, and composites. Such potential applications of plastics are so limitless that there is an exciting future in the plastics industry. Plastics technology is a multidisciplinary subject dealing with materials and properties, testing and characterization, production and process control, parts and mold design, assembly and finishing, process automation and simulation, prototyping, and quality control.

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