Method for isolating polyphenylene ether polymer resins from solution
AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsDavid Parrillo, Probjot Singh
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InventorsDavid Parrillo, Probjot Singh
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A method of removing substantially all solvent from a solution containing a polyphenylene ether polymer resin with little by-product formation (less than 250 ppm) is provided. The method employs a wiped thin film evaporator with a cylindrical heating chamber operating under conditions that satisfy the relationships defined by Equations I and II. 5.3*1024RLδ exp(−24123/T)/m<C I 100−(4960AP/Tm)<C II; Yields are maximized wherein values for feed rate (m) and percent solids (C) are selected to provide a maximum value for the output, Q, determined from the equation m * C=Q and the melt viscosity of the polyphenylene ether product is less than 50,000 centipoise at the operating temperature of the cylindrical heating chamber.
A method for removing solvent from a solution of a polyphenylene ether polymer resin in a thin film evaporator said method comprising:
A method for removing solvent from a solution of a polyphenylene ether polymer resin in a wiped thin film evaporator said method comprising:
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