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Data on typical glass transition temperatures of polymers are given in Table 3.1 [9].<br />

The power law exponent n can be obtained from Equation 1.39:<br />

For high shear rates n becomes [12]<br />

n =<br />

Example<br />

1<br />

1-C<br />

Following constants are given for a specific LDPE:<br />

A = 32400 Pa <strong>•</strong> s<br />

B = 3.1s<br />

C = 0.62<br />

TST = -133 0 C<br />

T1 = 190 0 C<br />

The viscosity is to be calculated at<br />

T2 = 200 0 C and fa = 500 s" 1 .<br />

Solution<br />

From Equation 1.40 one obtains<br />

and<br />

The power law exponent is calculated from Equation 1.42<br />

where<br />

(1.42)

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