Plastics Design Library: Plasticizers Derived from Post-Consumer PET : Research Trends and Potential Applications by Marta Lenartowicz-Klik download book TXT, DOC, EPUB
9780323461993 0323461999 Plasticizers Derived from Post-Consumer PET: Research Trends and Potential Applications presents a roadmap to the successful use of post-consumer PET to obtain plasticizers for later use, a proposal which presents both economic and sustainability advantages. Based on the results of the latest research into the development of chemical recycling techniques of PET waste, this book describes techniques where the plasticizer obtained can be utilized for value addition in PVC and other polymers. In addition, the book provides basic introductory information on the role of plasticizers in the modification of polymers, basic quality requirements, and the latest trends in the synthesis and use of plasticizers in industry, also presenting the available methods of PET recycling, with particular emphasis on chemical recycling, analysis of the PET market, the availability of post-consumer PET, and its value as a raw material for other products. Based on the authors' research, the book discusses the use of post-consumer PET in the synthesis of monomeric and oligomeric plasticizers. Synthesis conditions are shown in detail, and the influence of the structure of synthesized softeners on their basic quality parameters are assessed and compared with selected commercially available products. Finally, the book covers the economic challenges and benefits of this process and its application to newly developed products. Presents a step-by-step introduction to the methods of recycling PET into usable plasticizers Provides a viable, actionable alternative to landfills for post-consumer PET, enabling the recycling of more waste polymer and reducing the carbon footprint of PET Analyzes the economic benefits and challenges of this process, and compares the quality of the output to commercially available products, Plasticizers Derived from Post-Consumer poly(ethylene terephthalate) is a road map to the successful use of post-consumer PET to obtain plasticizers for later use - a proposal which presents both economic and sustainability advantages. Based on the results of the latest research into the development of chemical recycling techniques of PET waste, this book describes techniques whereby the plasticizer obtained can be utilised for value addition in PVC and other polymers. The book provides basic introductory information on the role of plasticizers in the modification of polymers, basic quality requirements, and the latest trends in the synthesis and use of plasticizers in industry. The book then presents the available methods of PET recycling, with particular emphasis on chemical recycling - as well as presenting an analysis of the PET market, the availability of post-consumer PET, and its value as a raw material for other products. Based on the authors' research, the book discusses the use of post-consumer PET in the synthesis of monomeric and oligomeric plasticizers. Synthesis conditions are shown in detail, and the influence of the structure of synthesized softeners on their basic quality parameters were assessed and compared with selected commercially available products. The book finally covers the economic challenges and benefits of this process, and its application to newly developed products. The use of recycled materials allows the obtaining products at a lower price and of properties comparable to the properties of plasticizers received from the pure raw materials. The book presents a viable alternative in PET waste management - enabling the reduction of the amount of material which ends up in waste landfill or otherwise disposed of. A step-by-step introduction to the methods of recycling PET into usable plasticizers. Presents a viable, actionable alternative to landfill for post-consumer PET, enabling the recycling of more waste polymer and reducing the carbon footprint of PET. Analyses the economic benefits and challenges of this process and compares the quality of the output to commercially available products., Plasticizers derived from post-consumer PET
9780323461993 0323461999 Plasticizers Derived from Post-Consumer PET: Research Trends and Potential Applications presents a roadmap to the successful use of post-consumer PET to obtain plasticizers for later use, a proposal which presents both economic and sustainability advantages. Based on the results of the latest research into the development of chemical recycling techniques of PET waste, this book describes techniques where the plasticizer obtained can be utilized for value addition in PVC and other polymers. In addition, the book provides basic introductory information on the role of plasticizers in the modification of polymers, basic quality requirements, and the latest trends in the synthesis and use of plasticizers in industry, also presenting the available methods of PET recycling, with particular emphasis on chemical recycling, analysis of the PET market, the availability of post-consumer PET, and its value as a raw material for other products. Based on the authors' research, the book discusses the use of post-consumer PET in the synthesis of monomeric and oligomeric plasticizers. Synthesis conditions are shown in detail, and the influence of the structure of synthesized softeners on their basic quality parameters are assessed and compared with selected commercially available products. Finally, the book covers the economic challenges and benefits of this process and its application to newly developed products. Presents a step-by-step introduction to the methods of recycling PET into usable plasticizers Provides a viable, actionable alternative to landfills for post-consumer PET, enabling the recycling of more waste polymer and reducing the carbon footprint of PET Analyzes the economic benefits and challenges of this process, and compares the quality of the output to commercially available products, Plasticizers Derived from Post-Consumer poly(ethylene terephthalate) is a road map to the successful use of post-consumer PET to obtain plasticizers for later use - a proposal which presents both economic and sustainability advantages. Based on the results of the latest research into the development of chemical recycling techniques of PET waste, this book describes techniques whereby the plasticizer obtained can be utilised for value addition in PVC and other polymers. The book provides basic introductory information on the role of plasticizers in the modification of polymers, basic quality requirements, and the latest trends in the synthesis and use of plasticizers in industry. The book then presents the available methods of PET recycling, with particular emphasis on chemical recycling - as well as presenting an analysis of the PET market, the availability of post-consumer PET, and its value as a raw material for other products. Based on the authors' research, the book discusses the use of post-consumer PET in the synthesis of monomeric and oligomeric plasticizers. Synthesis conditions are shown in detail, and the influence of the structure of synthesized softeners on their basic quality parameters were assessed and compared with selected commercially available products. The book finally covers the economic challenges and benefits of this process, and its application to newly developed products. The use of recycled materials allows the obtaining products at a lower price and of properties comparable to the properties of plasticizers received from the pure raw materials. The book presents a viable alternative in PET waste management - enabling the reduction of the amount of material which ends up in waste landfill or otherwise disposed of. A step-by-step introduction to the methods of recycling PET into usable plasticizers. Presents a viable, actionable alternative to landfill for post-consumer PET, enabling the recycling of more waste polymer and reducing the carbon footprint of PET. Analyses the economic benefits and challenges of this process and compares the quality of the output to commercially available products., Plasticizers derived from post-consumer PET