Method of determining emissions from powder coatings
AssigneeFerro Corporation
InventorsRobert W. Huff, Susan M. Miller, Joanne M. Szydlowski
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AssigneeFerro Corporation
InventorsRobert W. Huff, Susan M. Miller, Joanne M. Szydlowski
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A method for reducing residue formation caused by volatile materials during the curing of powder coating compositions which includes the steps of applying different powder coating compositions to separate bases; placing each coated base in a separate extraction chamber; placing each separate extraction chamber in a curing oven; heating the coated base in its respective extraction chamber in the curing oven to curing temperature to cure the coating composition, and simultaneously flowing a stream of air through the respective extraction chamber to capture volatile emissions from the volatile materials in the air stream during the curing process; simultaneously flowing the respective stream of air out of the curing oven and chilling the stream to condense the volatile emissions from each of the compositions to a collectable form; determining the quantity of the emitted product from each of the compositions; and comparing the quantity of emitted product from each of the compositions to determine the composition that produced the least emissions.
A method for reducing residue formation caused by vapor-producing materials during curing of powder coating compositions by minimizing the quantity of a vapor-producing materials that is required in the initial curable powder coating composition, comprising the steps of:
A method for analyzing powder coating compositions to determine the quantity of excess volatile material that is vaporized during curing comprising the steps of:
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