Agriculture Reference
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Formula
- a list of components for the production of composites.
Formulation
- working out correct quantities of chemicals/components to achieve
the desired results.
Functionality
- the number of reactive groups attached to a single molecule.
G
Gas loss
- net weight loss between chemicals used and final weight of foam.
Gelation rate
- the speed with which chain extensions and crosslinking reactions
occur.
Gel strength
- the stability of the foaming mass.
Gelling reaction
- the increase in viscosity of the foaming mass caused by
polymerisation of the liquids.
Grinders
- machines that produce small particles (also called shredders, cutters and
hammer mills).
H
Hand batching
-
the practice of weighing all ingredients by hand separately.
Hard spots
- high-density areas formed in a moulded composite product.
Haze
-
smoke or fumes released from the foaming mass during the reaction.
Helix mixer
- a mixer that uses a helical spiral mixing technique.
High shear mixer
- a mixer with a blade or impeller that transfers a large amount
of mechanical energy to a chemical mix in the form of heat.
Holding tanks
- storage tanks in which stable premixes are made and stored
before use.
Humid ageing
- accelerated aging test for composites under high humidity and
temperature.
Hydraulic
- a system by which energy is transferred from one place to another by
compression and flow of fluid.
Hydraulic mixing head
- a mixing device in which the primary mixing is the
turbulence created by the flowing streams of chemical components.
Hydrophobic
- water repellent.
Hydrophilic
- affinity for water (composites with large open cells are more
absorptive sponges).
Hydroxyl group
- the combined oxygen and hydrogen radical that forms the
reactive groups on polyols.
I
Indentation force deflection index
- indicates support value of a foam based on
compression. This value is the ratio of 65% divided by 25% (compression
value). Index values >2 are considered good and values <1.75 considered poor
for urethane foam.
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