DSC Testing for PVC Pipe Gelation Level

DSC Testing for PVC Pipe Gelation Level
DSC Testing for PVC Pipe Gelation Level
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Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) for PVC Pipe Gelation Measurement

DSC measures the gelation (fusion) level of PVC resin by analyzing heat flow during thermal scanning. a50i1674-6Gelation reflects the molecular fusion extent critical to pipe mechanical properties.

Optimal Gelation Range

Optimal gelation levels range from 85% to 95%, correlating with superior long-term strength, ductility, and stiffness. A gelation level of 93% is typically achievable under controlled processing.

 

FAQ Section

What is DSC used for in PVC pipe production?

DSC measures the gelation or fusion level of PVC material post-processing.

What is the optimal gelation level for PVC pipes?


The optimal gelation range is 85% to 95% for ideal pipe properties.