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VOLUME I—PROCESSING

EXTRUSION DIVISION

M2—Interactive Presentations

*New Manufacturing Method for Light Guide of PMMA (607) 3302S. J. Park, Bestner, Inc.K. H. Yoon, Dankook UniversityC. Park, Fineoptics, Inc.

*Status of Research on Design for Mechanical Reliability of Injection Molded Plastics Products (611) 3304R. Koster, Delft University

*Rheological Characterization of the Molecular Weight and Molecular Weight Distribution ofLinear Polyethylenes (56) 3309M. Grehlinger, C. L. Rohn, J. Suwardie, Rheometric Scientific, Inc.S. K. Sikka, Eastman Chemical Co.

*Effects of Chain Extension/Branching on the Viscoelastic Behavior of Styrene-MaleicAnhydride/Polyol Blends (105) 3314G. Bayram, U. Yilmazer, Middle East Technical UniversityM. Xanthos, New Jersey Institute of Technology

*Effect of Crosslinking on Swelling, Transitions and Mechanical Properties ofPoly(N-isopropylacrylamide) Responsive Hydrogels (220) 3319A. Zlatanic, Z. S. Petrovic, Pittsburg State University

•Application of Liquid Gas-Assisted Injection Molding to the X-Arm of a Chair (747) 3324D.-H. Kim, Soonchunhyang UniversityK. Oh, Cheil Industries Inc.

*Model-Based Predictive Control of a DC Motor for Screw Rotation (396) 3328R. Dubay, B. Pramujati, University of New Brunswick

•Accuracy of Desktop Injection Molding Simulation for Part Design (669) 3332L. G. Reifschneider, Illinois State University

•Simulation, Implementation and Evaluation of the Production of aGas-Assisted Long Part (23) 3337N. G. Pantelelis, A. Malikopoulos, A. Kanarachos, National Technical University of AthensN. Efentakis, Technika Plastika SA

*Morphology Distribution of Injection Molded Polypropylene (651) 3342P. W. Zhu, G. Edward, Monash University

•Development of a Notebook PC Housing by Using MMSH (Momentary MoldSurface Heating) Process (411) 3347D.-H. Kim, Soonchunhyang UniversityM.-H. Kang, NADA InnovationY. H. Chun, Kumho Chemical Inc.

•Predictive Control of Cavity Pressure during Injection Filling (397) 3351R. Dubay, University of New Brunswick

•Documenting Flow Segregation in Geometrically Balanced Runners (670) 3356L. G. Reifschneider, Illinois State University

•Plastic Media as a Mold/Screw Cleaning Alternative (399) 3361J. M. Todd, Maxi-Blast, Inc.

•Integrated CAE Analysis for Powder Injection Molding: Filling, Packing and Cooling Stages (608) 3365S. T. Chung, T. G. Kang, S. J. Park, Y. S. Kwon, H. K. Ahn, T. Yoon, Bestner, Inc.

•Present in a joint session.

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•Measurement of Microstructural Variation in Blown Films (606) 3369S. Cherukupalli, R. Jelen, A. A. Ogale, Clemson University

•The Effect of TiO2 Pigment Particle Size and Masterbatch Rheology on the DispersionPerformance of TiO2 Pigment within the Polyethylene Blown Film Process (412) 3374G. P. Milligan, M. Leathern, Steve Orr Ltd.G. M. McNally, W. R. Murphy, The Queen's University of Belfast

•Mass Transfer between a Slender Bubble and a Variable Diffusion Coefficient Liquidin an Extensional Flow (41) 3379M. Favelukis, C. Lin, P. Y. Yeo, National University of Singapore

•Modeling the Melting Process of Polymer Pellets Caused by Friction (91) 3383K. L. Yung, Y. Xu, F. Lau, Polytechnic University of Hong Kong

•Study of Color Change Kinetics during RPVC Extrusion (217) 3391G. K. Ivanov, Panduit Corporation

•Valve Screw Design—A New Concept on Screw Design Optimization (12) 3396P. N. Wang, A-plus Design

M3—TAPPI Exchange

Polylactide, a New Thermoplastic for Extrusion Coating (1024) 2M. Hartmann, N. Whiteman, Cargill Dow, LLCA TriSEC and 3DTREF Approach to Polymer Blend Design (1025) 7W. W. Yau, D. Gillespie, Chevron Chemical Company LLCThe Use of Encapsulation Dies for Processing Linear Polyolefin Resins in Extrusion Coating (1026) 19K. R. Frey, G. D. Jerdee, C. D. Cleaver, Chevron Phillips Chemical CompanyThe Case against Oxidation as a Primary Factor for Bonding Acid Copolymers to Foil (1027) 25B. A. Morris, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company, Inc.N. Suzuki, Mitsui-DuPont Polychemicals Co., Ltd.A New mLLDPE for Extrusion Coating Applications (1029) 36R. W. Halle, ExxonMobil Chemical CompanyK. M. Cable, Blue Ridge Paper Products

M23—Die Modeling

T h e E f f e c t o f L a y e r S t r e t c h i n g o n t h e O n s e t o f ' W a v e ' I n t e r f a c i a l I n s t a b i l i t i e s i n C o e x t r u s i o n F l o w s ( 6 5 2 ) . . . . 4 4M. Zatloukal, P. Saha, Brno University of TechnologyJ. Vlcek, Compuplast International, Inc.C. Tzoganakis, University of WaterlooThe Effect of Wall Slip on the Performance of Flat Extrusion Dies (130) 49W. A. Gifford, DieflowStreamline Die Design for Complex Geometries (454) 54D. Beaumier, P. G. Lafleur, C. A. Thibodeau, Ecole Polytechnique de MontrealFlow Balancing of Profile Extrusion Dies (31) 59J. M. Nobrega, O. S. Carneiro, Universidade do MinhoF. T. Pinho, Universidade do PortoP. J. Oliveira, Universidade da Beira InteriorA New Concept in Coextrusion Dies (520) 64R. J. Castillo, Dual Spiral Systems, Inc.Three-Dimensional Non-Isothermal Numerical Analysis of Multi-Layer Coextrusion (732) 69R.-Y. Chang, C.-S. Ke, W.-H. Yang, National Tsing-Hua UniversityW.-L. Yang, D. C. Hsu, CoreTech System Co., Ltd.Predicting the Cooling Conditions at Blown Film Extrusion Lines by Modeling the CoolingAir Stream (342) 74F. Ohlendorf, J. Hauck, W. Michaeli, Institutfiir Kunststoffverarbeitung (IKV)New Technique to Reduce Wall Thickness Tolerances in Pipes (204) 79H. G. Gross, Heinz Gross Kunststoff-Verfahrenstechnik

M24—Film

Numerical Calculation of Stresses in Film Blowing (507) 86V. Sidiropoulos, Z. Wahab, J. Vlachopoulos, McMaster UniversityStructure Development during Film Blowing (381) 92M. D. Bullwinkel, G. A. Campbell, D. H. Rasmussen, C. J. Brancewitz, Clarkson University

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Comparison of the Mechanical Performance of Extruded Blown and Cast Polyolefin Thin Film (446) 96M. Billham, A. H. Clarke, G. Garrett, G. M. McNally, W. R. Murphy, The Queen's University of BelfastBridging the Modulus Gap between LLDPE and HDPE (259) 101K. L. Williams, Equistar Chemicals, LPThe Use of Maleic Anhydride-Containing Concentrates to Effect Adhesion betweenPolyethylene and Ethylene-Vinyl Alcohol (685) 106G. W. Kamykowski, Rohm & Haas CompanyStructure-Property Relationships in HMW-HDPE Blown Films (296) I l lR. K. Krishnaswamy, Chevron Phillips Chemical Company, LPPredictive Model Helps Develop New High-Performance HDPE for Barrier Film Application (580) 116W. G. Todd, W. R. Podborny, Equistar Chemicals, LP

T1—Twin Screw Melting

Plastic Energy Dissipation (PED) A Major Contributor to Melting of Polymers in PolymerCompounding Equipment (832) 124B. Qian, C. G. Gogos, Polymer Processing InstituteThe Effect of Three-Lobe, Off-Set Kneading Blocks on the Dispersion of Calcium Carbonatein Polystyrene Resin (311) 129M. J. Rogers, K. W. Koelling, The Ohio State UniversityM. D. Read, M. A. Spalding, The Dow Chemical CompanyA Predictive Melting Model for Polymer Particulates in Co-Rotating Twin Screw Extruders (825) 134C. G. Gogos, B. Qian, Polymer Processing InstituteComparative Melting Trials in ZSK Extruders (180) 139D.-W. Yu, Plasmion Corp.S. H. Kim, Polymer Processing InstituteJ. Curry, Werner & Pfleiderer Corp.Melting Phenomena and Mechanism in Co-Rotating Twin Screw Extruder (671) 145M. H. Kim, LG Chemical Ltd.C. G. Gogos, Polymer Processing Institute

T2—Single Screw Modeling

Temperature Rise in a Single Screw Pump-Extruder (380) 152G. A. Campbell, H. Cheng, C. Wang, M. Bullwinkel,M. A. te-Riele, Clarkson UniversityFlow Analysis in Single Screw Extruders (177) 157A. Lawal, Stevens Institute of TechnologyS. Railkar, GAF Materials CorporationModeling of Fluted Mixing Elements (109) 162P. Samsonkova, Brno Technical University"Turbo-Screw™", New Screw Design for Foam Extrusion (104) 167J. Fogarty, D. Fogarty, Plastic Engineering Associates, Inc.C. Rauwendaal, Rauwendaal Extrusion Engineering, Inc.A. Rios, The Madison Group, PPRGThree-Dimensional Numerical Analysis of the Single Screw Plasticating Extrusion Process (735) 173R.-Y. Chang, C.-W. Hsu, W.-H. Yang, National Tsing-Hua UniversityW.-L. Yang, D. C. Hsu, CoreTech System Co., Ltd.

T21—Solids Conveying and Grooved Feed

The Effect of a Worn Feed Casing on Plasticating Extrusion (327) 180M. A. Spalding, K. R. Hughes, J. L. Sugden, P. A. Wagner,K. S. Hyun, The Dow Chemical CompanySimulation and Analyses of the Polymer-Pellet-Flow into the First Section of a Single Screw (276) 185H. Potente, T. C. Pohl, University ofPaderbornAnalysis of Feed Characteristics on the Performance of Groove-Feed Extruders (715) 190M. R. Thompson, J. P. Christiano, Davis-Standard CorporationBarrier Screws in Helically Grooved Barrels: Operating Characteristics and Implications forSimulation Models (151) 195D. Schlafli, Y. Zweifel, NEXTROM TechnologiesSolid Conveying Model for Determining the Throughput for Ultra-Short Single ScrewExtruders with Spiral-Groove Cylinder (530) 200H. Potente, F. Reckert, University of Paderborh

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W1—Twin Screw

Scaleup of Melt Conveying Parameters in Counter-Rotating Non-IntermeshingTwin Screw Extruders (366) 206C. G. Hagberg, E. R. Uhl, NFM Welding EngineersIn-Line Compounding: Effect of Screw Design on Control Pressure Stability (474) 215G. S. Donoian, J. P. Christiano, Davis-Standard CorporationDispersive and Distributive Mixing Characterization in Extrusion Equipment (30) 220W. Wang, I. M. Zloczower, Case Western Reserve UniversityAn Adjustable Pressure Barrel for Counter-Rotating Non-Intermeshing (CRNI)Twin Screw Extruders (367) 225E. R. Uhl, C. G. Hagberg, B. H. Algayer, NFM Welding EngineersImpact Modification of Nylon 6,6—An Experimental Study (193) 237P. Elkouss, R. Mudalamane, Y. Huang, K. Broadwater, D. Bigio, University of Maryland at College ParkJ. Lochary, Adell Plastics, Inc.

W2—Single Screw

Dynamic Torque of a Single Screw Extruder (113) 244S. J. Derezinski, Eastman Kodak CompanyScrew Cooling Effects in Single Screw Extruders (542) 257E. Steward, American Kuhne Corp.An Experimental Comparison of the Improved Mixing Obtained from aNew Barrier Screw Design (526) 262K. R. Slusarz, M. R. Thompson, J. P. Christiano, Davis-Standard CorporationMechanical Mixing in Pin Screw Extruders: Experimental andNumerical Analysis (762) 267Th. Avalosse, Y. Rubin, POLYFLOWs.a.L. Epinat, E. Slachmuylders, Manufacture Frangaise des Pneumatiques MICHELINDependence of Melting Behavior on Melt Index (467) 272B. K. Hong, H. S. Kim, C. I. Chung, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

W16—Student

Computer Simulation of Small Molecules Permeation through Polymer Membranes (1008) 278J. G. Kopchick, J. E. Choffel, Pennsylvania State University at Erie, The Behrend CollegeThe Effects of Directional Molecular Orientation on Tensile Stress and Elongation ofPolypropylene Film (982) 282L. W. Mellinger, Pennsylvania College of TechnologyOptimization of the Pultrusion Process Using Thermodynamic Analysis (988) 286M. J. Heidecker, Pennsylvania State University at Erie, The Behrend CollegeNanocomposite Polymer Film Technology (1057) 292S. Bonner, Elizabeth City State UniversityD. Sabandith, University of Louisiana at LafeyetteC. Swannack, Clemson UniversityW. Zhou, SC Governor's School for Science and Mathematics

W21—Twin Screw and Reactive Extrusion

Free Radical Grafting of Maleic Anhydride on Polypropylene in the Presence ofSupercritical Carbon Dioxide (926) 298B. Dorscht, Poly con IndustriesC. Tzoganakis, University of WaterlooChain Extension of PA-6 and PA-6/66 Copolymer via Reactive Extrusion withTriscaprolactamyl Phosphite (TCP) (475) 303M. K. Akkapeddi, C. Brown, B. Vanbuskirk, HoneywellViscosity Regulation for Polymer Extruders (190) 308G. C. Walsh, D. Bigio, J. Gao, P. Elkouss, University of MarylandThe Influence of Screw Design on the Stability of a Reactive Twin-ScrewExtrusion Process (53) 313M. J. H. Bulters, P. H. M. Elemans, DSM ResearchA Physics Based Approach to Determining Filled Volumes within a CorotatingTwin Screw Extruder (168) 318P. Elkouss, D. Bigio, G. Walsh, University of Maryland

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A Physical-Mathematical Model for the Description of the Process Behavior ofMixing Elements (144) 323H. Potente, K. Kretschmer, University of PaderbornJ. Flecke, Bayer AGMixing Behavior of a Model Miscible Binary Polymer System Having Extremely LowViscosity Ratio (775) 328P. T. Shea, R. D. Pietruski, C.-K. Shih, D. A. Denelsbeck,E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc.Powerful Gearboxes for Plastics Extrusion Especially in the US Market—A Market Study (1048) 333R. Doebereiner, F.-M. Funk, Thyssen Henschel Power Transmission Technology

TH1—General Extrusion

Non-Newtonian Flow and Debris Deposition in an Extrusion Filter Medium (179) 340B. Seyfzadeh, D. A. Zumbrunnen, Clemson UniversityR. A. Ross, The DuPont CompanyProcess Fingerprints for Compounding of Polymer Blends—An Industrial Prospective (636) 345C.-K. Shih, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc.Cooling of Coated Cable (188) 349L. Placek, Brno Technical UniversityJ. Vlcek, Compuplast International, a.s.Microporous Polyolefin Film for Battery Separator (810) 354J.-H. Oh, University of PittsburghStatistical Process Control Applied to the Extrusion Process (248) 359P. D. Coates, R. M. Rose, M. A. Barghash, University of BradfordA Study on the Processability of Polycarbonate in Solids Conveying Zone (501) 364Y.-C. Ahn, H.-J. Kim, Kyungnam UniversityDesign of Extrusion Screws Using an Optimisation Approach (34) 369A. Gaspar-Cunha, J. A. Covas, University ofMinho

TH2—Die Design

Physical Modeling of Elastomer Extrusion Using theVisioplasticity Method (813) 376D. C. Angstadt, W. Z. Misiolek, Lehigh UniversityEffect of Die Geometry on the Orientation of the Velocity Field during Bi-LayerExtrusion with a Conical Extruder (55) 381A. Sarioglu, J.-A. E. Manson, Ecole Polytechnique Federate de Lausanne (EPFL)D. Schlafli, Nextrom S.A.An Experimental Study of the Flow of an Encapsulated Polymer Melt through aUnique Blown Film Die (1023) 386J. Dooley, S. Jenkins, J. Naumovitz, The Dow Chemical CompanyExtrusion of Polymer Melts under Intensive Shear-Thinning Inducing LowerPressure and Temperature Requirements (481) 391J. P. Ibar, EKNET ResearchRheology of Polytetrafluoroethylene as Related to Paste Extrusion (57) 396A. B. Ariawan, S. G. Hatzikiriakos, University of British ColumbiaS. Ebnesajjad, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc.Polyethylene Die Deposit—Measurement, Formation Mechanism and Routesto Reduction (37) 401C. K. Chai, BP Chemicals s.n.c.G. Adams, J. Frame, BP Chemicals

INJECTION MOLDING DIVISION

M2—Interactive Presentations

•New Manufacturing Method for Light Guide of PMMA (607) 3302S. J. Park, Bestner, Inc.K. H. Yoon, Dankook UniversityC. Park, Fineoptics, Inc.

•Present in a joint session.

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•Status of Research on Design for Mechanical Reliability of Injection Molded Plastics Products (611) 3304R. Koster, Delft University

•Rheological Characterization of the Molecular Weight and Molecular Weight Distribution ofLinear Polyethylenes (56) 3309M. Grehlinger, C. L. Rohn, J. Suwardie, Rheometric Scientific, Inc.S. K. Sikka, Eastman Chemical Co.

•Effects of Chain Extension/Branching on the Viscoelastic Behavior of Styrene-MaleicAnhydride/Polyol Blends (105) 3314G. Bayram, U. Yilmazer, Middle East Technical UniversityM. Xanthos, New Jersey Institute of Technology

•Effect of Crosslinking on Swelling, Transitions and Mechanical Properties ofPoly(N-isopropylacrylamide) Responsive Hydrogels (220) 3319A. Zlatanic, Z. S. Petrovic, Pittsburg State University

•Application of Liquid Gas-Assisted Injection Molding to the X-Arm of a Chair (747) 3324D.-H. Kim, Soonchunhyang UniversityK. Oh, Cheil Industries Inc.

•Model-Based Predictive Control of a DC Motor for Screw Rotation (396) 3328R. Dubay, B. Pramujati, University of New Brunswick

•Accuracy of Desktop Injection Molding Simulation for Part Design (669) 3332L. G. Reifschneider, Illinois State University

•Simulation, Implementation and Evaluation of the Production of a Gas-Assisted Long Part (23) 3337N. G. Pantelelis, A. Malikopoulos, A. Kanarachos, National Technical University of AthensN. Efentakis, Technika Plastika SA

•Morphology Distribution of Injection Molded Polypropylene (651) 3342P. W. Zhu, G. Edward, Monash University

•Development of a Notebook PC Housing by Using MMSH (Momentary MoldSurface Heating) Process (411) 3347D.-H. Kim, Soonchunhyang UniversityM.-H. Kang, NADA InnovationY. H. Chun, Kumho Chemical Inc.

•Predictive Control of Cavity Pressure during Injection Filling (397) 3351R. Dubay, University of New Brunswick

•Documenting Flow Segregation in Geometrically Balanced Runners (670) 3356L. G. Reifschneider, Illinois State University

•Plastic Media as a Mold/Screw Cleaning Alternative (399) 3361J. M. Todd, Maxi-Blast, Inc.

•Integrated CAE Analysis for Powder Injection Molding: Filling, Packing and Cooling Stages (608) 3365S. T. Chung, T. G. Kang, S. J. Park, Y. S. Kwon, H. K. Ahn, T. Yoon, Bestner, Inc.

•Measurement of Microstructural Variation in Blown Films (606) 3369S. Cherukupalli, R. Men, A. A. Ogale, Clemson University

•The Effect of TiO2 Pigment Particle Size and Masterbatch Rheology on theDispersion Performance of TiO2 Pigment within the Polyethylene BlownFilm Process (412) 3374G. P. Milligan, M. Leathern, Steve Orr Ltd.G. M. McNally, W. R. Murphy, The Queen's University of Belfast

•Mass Transfer between a Slender Bubble and a Variable Diffusion CoefficientLiquid in an Extensional Flow (41) 3379M. Favelukis, C. Lin, P. Y. Yeo, National University of Singapore

•Modeling the Melting Process of Polymer Pellets Caused by Friction (91) 3383K. L. Yung, Y. Xu, F. Lau, Polytechnic University of Hong Kong

•Study of Color Change Kinetics during RPVC Extrusion (217) 3391G. K. Ivanov, Panduit Corporation

•Valve Screw Design—A New Concept on Screw Design Optimization (12) 3396P. N. Wang, A-plus Design

M4—General 1

Large Part Injection Molding Product Optimization (721) 408T. J. Schwab, D. L. Wise, J. D. Goudelock, Equistar ChemicalsB. J. Hughes, University of Cincinnati

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Transient in the Mold Measurements of Thermal Diffusivity Using Injection Molded Cylinders (21) 413B. L. Serebrennikov, N. R. Schott, M. RahmanCombined Process Variables and Process Energy Monitoring for Injection Moulding (236) 423A. J. Dawson, P. D. Coates, A. L. Kelly, M. Woodhead, University of BradfordR. Collis, L. Owen, D. Owen, Mitsui Machine Tool Europe GmbHDynamic Cooling Design for Injection Molding (207) 428D. Hatch, D. Kazmer, B. Fan, University of Massachusetts, AmherstOn-Line Viscosity Control for the Injection Molding Process (532) 433G. Sherbelis, R. G. Speight, Moldflow Pty. Ltd.

M5—Process 1

Influence of Processing Conditions on the Formation of Birefringence of Optical PlasticsLens by Using 3D CAE (668) 440C.-H. Chien, F. S. Lai, University of Massachusetts, LowellY. Maekawa, H. Kishikawa, Osaka Sangyo UniversityM. Onishi, NALUX Co., Ltd.The Effect of Cavity Pressure Transducer Location on Process Robustness (265) 445B. G. Johnson, G. A. Horsemanko, Pennsylvania State University at Erie, The Behrend CollegeReciprocating-Screw Injection Molding Machine for Microcellular Foam (20) 449J. Xu, D. Pierick, Trexel, Inc.The Effect of Inertia on Fill Pattern in Injection Molding (739) 454F. S. Costa, S. Ray, C. Friedl, P. S. Cook, S. Xu, Moldflow Pty. Ltd.Optimization in Process Control for Uniform Quality of the Optical Components (635) 460M. Rahman, East West UniversityN. R. Schott, University^ of Massachusetts, Lowell

M6—Materials 1

Effect of Oil Additives and Injection Molding Process Parameters on the Tensile andImpact Energy of Polypropylene (383) 466G. A. Campbell, S. E. Campbell, M. Bullwinkel, J. Savoka, L. Rogona, C. Mosier, Clarkson UniversityCriteria for Flow Instabilities in End-Gated Injection Molds (662) 471N. S. Jain, C. M. F. Barry, University of Massachusetts, LowellProcessing Ignition-Resistant Polystyrene Resins in Injection Molding Machines (326) 476M. A. Spalding, R. G. Nelb, J. A. Patterson, C. Youngson, M. J. Zawisza, The Dow Chemical CompanyModeling Drop Size Distribution in Polymer Blend Injection Molding (570) 481F. R. Phelan, Jr., E. Hobbie, H. Jeon, S. C. Glotzer, C. C. Han, National Institute of Standards and Technology

M25—General 2

On the Inherent Stability of a Dynamic, Pressure Controlled Injection MoldingProcess to Material Variations (840) 488J. F. Reilly, Dynisco Hot RunnersComparison of Conventional High-Flow HDPE and Single-Site High-Flow HDPE Blends (581) 493T. J. Schwab, W. G. Todd, Equistar Chemicals, LPWeldline Strength in Products Manufactured through Vibration-Assisted Injection Molding (225) 498D. J. Hallowell, J. P. Coulter, Lehigh UniversityPrediction of the Impact Behavior of Injection Molded Plates (82) 502J. C. Viana, A. M. Cunha, University ofMinhoN. Billon, Ecole des Mines de ParisDesign of Experiments to Optimize the Weldline Strength in Injection Molded Thermoplastics (154) 507S.-J. Liu, J.-Y. Wu, J.-H. Chang, Chang Gang UniversityInjection Molding Unfilled and Filled Polymers with Titanates and Zirconates—2001 (723) 512S. J. Monte, Kenrich Petrochemicals, Inc.Overmolding-Stack-Mold Technology—An Innovative Concept in Multi Component InjectionMolding with Many Advantages for the Molder (950) 518H. Plank, Ferromatik Milacron

M26—Quality

Injection Molding Thermoplastics to Tolerances of One Micron (224) 522A. O. Adewale, University of North FloridaK. T. O'Brien, Sean Coast DiversitiesN. S. Rao, Plastics Solutions International

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Model Predictive Control of Injection Molding (209) 530P. Ambady, D. Kazmer, University of Massachusetts, AmherstThe Development of Geometry and Polymer-Independent Product Quality Models Based onInjection Molding Cavity Pressure (700) 537D. C. Angstadt, J. P. Coulter, Lehigh UniversityImproved Part Quality Using Cavity Pressure Switchover (306) 543B. Sheth, C. M. F. Barry, N. R. Schott, University of Massachusetts, LowellR. D. Higdon, B. Davison, Dynisco InstrumentsThe Effect of Processing Variables on the Quality of Injection Molded Foamed Parts (377) 548T. A. Duever, M. T. Tripp, C. Tzoganakis, University of WaterlooAutomated Injection Molding Machine Optimization (533) 553R. G. Speight, L. Reisinger, Moldflow Pty. Ltd.C. Lee, M. Spence, Birkbys Plastics Ltd.

M27—Materials 2

Property Separation Based on Inversion of Micro-Mechanics (1061) 560Z. Zhao, X. Jin, Moldflow CorporationOne-Step Blending and Molding of Glass Fiber Filled Polypropylene—PhysicalProperty Measurements (181) 563R. Mudalamane, D. Bigio, University of MarylandT. Hirano, Aisin-Seiki Co., Ltd.S. Zerafati, AtoFinaThe Effect of Pigment Type and Concentration on the Mechanical Performance ofInjection Moulded Metallocene Catalysed Polyethylenes (505) 567M. J. Murphy, G. M. McNally, M. P. Kearns, The Queen's University of BelfastIn Line Compounding/Injection Molding with a Discontinuously Operating TwinScrew Extruder (907) 573J. Billiet, T. Leng, Husky Injection Molding Systems S.A.K. Kapfer, D. Schwendemann, Werner & Pfleiderer CorporationHybrid Thermoplastic-Thermoset Molding (40) 577R. Wimberger-Friedl, G. N. Mol, R. N. J. Stegen, J. G. de Bruin, Philips Research LaboratoriesP. de Peinder, Philips Center for TechnologyComparative Study of Structure and Property of Ziegler-Natta and Metallocene BasedLinear Low Density Polyethylene in Injection Moldings (189) 582Y. Ruksakulpiwat, Suranaree University of TechnologyNumerical Simulation of Injection Molding of Semicrystalline Thermoplastics (633) 587J. Guo, Polymer Processing InstituteK. A. Narh, New Jersey Institute of Technology

T3—General 3

Evaluation of New Insulation Materials for Heater Bands (819) 594A. Agarwal, C. M. F. Barry, N. R. Schott, University of Massachusetts, LowellAn Assessment of Dynamic Feed Control in Modular Tooling (795) 599J. F. Reilly, M. Doyle, Dynisco HotRunnersD. O. Kazmer, University of Massachusetts, AmherstStudy of Flow Marks during Thin-Wall Injection Molding (725) 604G. Xu, K. W. Koelling, The Ohio State UniversityEfficient Injection Molding Workcells: The Case for Remote Integration (863) 608B. Catoen, Husky Injection Molding Systems, Inc.Morphology Distribution of Injection Molded Polypropylene and Its Dependenceon Processing History (690) 613G. Liu, G. Edward, Monash University

W3—General 4

What Position on the Viscosity Curve Is the Most Repeatable with Respect to Endof Fill Cavity PSI? (465) 620S. Mertes, General PolymersC. Carlson, ThermotechJ. Bozzelli, IM SolutionsM. Groleau, RJG Associates

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The Effect of Cavity Pressure Transducers on the Overall Performance of aMulti-Cavity Hot Runner Injection Mold (659) 625C. N. Guimond, R. Simas, Jr., Allegiance Healthcare CorporationMicro Assembly Injection Molding—Mold and Processing Technology (336) 630C. Ziegmann, W. Michaeli, Institutfiir Kunststoffverarbeitung (IKV)Injection Nozzle Ultrasound Measurements (241) 635E. C. Brown, A. J. Dawson, P. D. Coates, University of BradfordIntroducing New Injection Molding Technologies into Small andMedium-Sized Enterprises (331) 640A. Franz, W. Michaeli, Institutfiir Kunststoffverarbeitung (IKV)

W4—Analysis

Process Window Identification for a Very Tight-Tolerance Injection Molded Part withMultiple Performance Criteria (923) 646H. H. Demirci, Tyco ElectronicsCalculation of Melting Performance of Injection Molding Screws by an EasilyApplicable Model (58) 651N. S. Rao, Plastics Solutions InternationalG. Schumacher, Forschungszentrum InformatikN. R. Schott, University of Massachusetts, LowellR. Edwards, Eastman Chemical CompanyThe Developing Behavior of Core Material and Breakthrough Phenomenonin Sandwich Injection Molding (691) 656D. Watanabe, H. Hamada, Kyoto Institute of TechnologyK. Tomari, Osaka Municipal Technical Research InstituteA Novel Three-Dimensional Analysis of Polymer Injection Molding (740) 661R.-Y. Chang, W.-H. Yang, National Tsing-Hua UniversityStructure Performance of Thin-Wall Injection Molded Parts (77) 666S. C. Chen, W. R. Jong, Y. P. Chang, Y. Kang, H. S. Peng, L. T. Huang, L. K. Yang, Chung Yuan UniversityC. T. Chang, R. C. Luo, Chung Cheng University

W5—CAE/Sim 1

3D Solid Brick Element Injection Molding Simulation—A Time Effective Solution (44) 672A. Bernhardt, Plastics & Computer, Inc.G. Bertacchi, A. Moroni, Plastics & Computer International s.r.l.Use of Cavity Pressure Sensors to Build Viscosity Data for Flow Simulations (426) 677P. Van Huffel, Hoff & Associates, Inc.M. Groleau, RJG, Inc.Analysis of Internal Structure of Injection-Molded Parts Based on a Three-DimensionalSimulation Software (343) 683S. Hoffmann, W. Michaeli, Institute for Plastics Processing (IKV)Rational Integration of Magnetizable Polymers for Sensor Applications (164) 688D. Drummer, G. W. Ehrenstein, Lehrstuhl fiir Kunststofftechnik

W23—Joint PD3

•Process Dynamics in Sequential Valve Gate Injection Molding—Processing Strategy andProcess Control (621) 694S.-Y. Shin, N. Schott, S. McCarthy, University of Massachusetts, Lowell

•Injection Moulding Machine Performance Inter-Comparisons (238) 699A. L. Kelly, M. Woodhead, P. D. Coates, University of Bradford

•Development of Rapid Heating and Cooling Mold Inserts Comprising a Heating Layer,an Insulation Layer and a Substrate (701) 704D. Yao, M. Chen, B. Kim, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

•Understanding the Source of Reduced Mechanical Properties in Reinforced Molded Products (523) 709J. S. Trahan, K. Hayden, P. Engelmann, Western Michigan UniversityJ. Shoemaker, Moldflow, Inc.M. Monfore, Johnson Controls, Inc.

•Cracks Prediction of Thin-Wall Injection Molded Part by CAE Simulation (170) 714S. Cha, F. Lai, University of Massachusetts, Lowell

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W24—CAD/Sim2

New Solidification Models for the Simulation of the Injection Molding Process (592) 720M. Moneke, J. Amberg, M. Bastian, I. Alig, Technical University of DarmstadtAccuracy of Filling Analysis Program (165) 726K. Ainoya, Kogakuin UniversityO. Amano, Amano Molding Laboratory, Ltd.Full 3-D Prediction of Warpage of Injection Molded Parts (279) 736Y. Inoue, K. Imai, M. Takahara, Y. Murayama, T. Matsuoka, Toyota Central R&D Labs., Inc.K. Shinoda, Y. Mori, Toyota System Research, Inc.Three-Dimensional Simulation of Injection-Compression Molding of a Compact Disc (736) 741R.-Y. Chang, W.-Y. Chang, W.-H. Yang, National Tsing-Hua UniversityW.-L. Yang, D. C. Hsu, CoreTech System Co., Ltd.Numerical Simulation of Co-Injection Molding (369) 746J. Wang, Pou Chen Group/Pou Yuen Technology

TH3—Gas Assist

Optimization of Process Conditions in Gas-Assisted Injection Molding (666) 754M. Chen, D. Yao, B. Kim, University of Massachusetts, AmherstThe Effect of Liquid Cooling of Gas Channel in the Gas-Assisted InjectionMolding Process: Overview (169) 759J. S. Lee, S. Cha, F. Lai, University of Massachusetts, LowellGas Assisted Injection Moulding: 3D Finite Element Modelling Using a PseudoConcentration Method and Experimental Studies (245) 764L. Johnson, P. Olley, P. D. Coates, University of BradfordGas-Assisted Rubber Injection Molding (338) 769H. Wehr, E. Haberstroh, Institutfiir Kunststoffverarbeitung (IKV)Injection Molding Unfilled and Filled Polymers with Titanates and Zirconates—2001 (733) 774S. J. Monte, Kenrich Petrochemicals, Inc.

TH4—Process 2

Effects of Material and Process Parameters on the Degree of Groove Replicationin DVD Disks (153) 780W. C. Bushko, I. Dris, A. Avagliano, GE Corporate Research and DevelopmentExperimental and Numerical Analysis of Thin-Wall Injection Molding withMicro-Features (718) 785L. Yu, C. G. Koh, K. W. Koelling, L. J. Lee, M. J. Madou, The Ohio State UniversityControlling Injection Phase/Packing Phase Switchover Using an Ultrasonic Sensor (949) 790R. Edwards, C. L. Thomas, University of UtahR. Peterson, 3MEstimation of Elongational Viscosity of Polymers for Accurate Prediction of Juncture Losses inInjection Molding (711) 794M. Gupta, Michigan Technological UniversityThe Effect of Injection Moulding Processing Conditions and a-Olefin Co-MonomerType on the Performance of Metallocene Catalysed Polyethylenes (682) 799S. Walker, G. M. McNally, P. J. Martin, M. Murphy, The Queen's University of BelfastNon-Conventional Processing of Short Fibre Reinforced Composites (198) 804R. A. Sousa, R. L. Reis, A. M. Cunha, University ofMinhoM. J. Bevis, Brunei University

THERMOFORMING DIVISION

M8—Thermoforming

Modelling of the Effect of Slip in Plug-Assisted Thermoforming (94) 810D. Laroche, National Research Council of CanadaP. Collins, P. Martin, The Queen's University of BelfastRobust Simulation for the Heating Stage in Thermoforming (114) 815A. Yousefi, A. Bendada, R. DiRaddo, National Research Council of CanadaExperimental Investigation of Slip in Plug-Assisted Thermoforming (630) 820P. Collins, P. Martin, E. Harkin-Jones, The Queen's University of BelfastD. Laroche, National Research Council of Canada

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An Experimental Investigation of the Plug Assist Thermoforming Process (945) 825G. W. Harron, E. M. A. Harkin-Jones, P. J. Martin, The Queen's University of BelfastViscoelastic Material Characterization at Large Deformation (392) 830K. Kouba, P. Novotny, AccuformA. Kech, IKP Stuttgart

THERMOSET DIVISION

W9—Advances in Thermoset Technology

Investigations for the Numerical Determination of the TTT-Diagram for UnsaturatedPolyester Resin Systems (81) 836M. Wacker, G. W. Ehrenstein, University of Erlangen-NurembergThermoset Filling Imbalances in Geometrically Balanced Runner Systems (418) 842D. A. Hoffman, J. P. Beaumont, Beaumont Runner Technologies, Inc./Pennsylvania StateUniversity at Erie, The Behrend CollegeOptimizing Injection Gate Location and Cycle Time for the In-Mold Coating (IMC)Process (195) 847M. Cabrera-Rios, K. Zuyev, X. Chen, J. M. Castro, The Ohio State UniversityE. J. Straus, OMNOVA Solutions, Inc.A Novel Resin Design for Styrenic Resin-Based Room Temperature Vacuum Infusion ResinTransfer Molding—SCRIMP (232) 852L. Li, X. Cao, L. J. Lee, The Ohio State UniversityNumerical Investigation of the Continuous Electronic Laminate Processing (424) 857M. Yuan, T. A Osswald, University of Wisconsin-MadisonJ. M. Castro, L. J. Lee, The Ohio State University

BLOW MOLDING DIVISION

T7—Materials in Blowmolding

New Technology to Vary the Thickness of the Parison in Circumferential Direction during theBlow Molding Process (68) 866H. G. Gross, Heinz Gross Kunststoff-VerfahrenstechnikThermomechanical Modelling, Microstructure Development and Part Performance in StretchBlow Moulding (117) 871D. Laroche, R. DiRaddo, National Research Council of CanadaJ. Brace, Schmalbach-LubecaLarge Part Blow Molding (LPBM) of HDPE Resins: Parison Extrusion Behavior and ItsRelationship with the Resins' Rheological Parameters (371) 876N. Jivraj, K. Sehanobish, R. Ramanathan, The Dow Chemical CompanyA. Garcia-Rejon, M. Carmel, National Research Council of CanadaInjection/Stretch Blow Moulding of Polymer/Clay Nanocomposites (372) 881A. Garcia-Rejon, Y. Simard, C. DeGrandpre, National Research Council of CanadaBlow Molding Virgin and Regrind Polymers with Titanates and Zirconates—2001 (722) 886S. J. Monte, Kenrich Petrochemicals, Inc.

T26—Machinery and Processing in Blowmolding

Re-Inventing the Wheel: Breaking New Ground with Rotary Shuttle Technology (102) 892B. L. Dowler, R. Weingardt, Graham Engineering CorporationTraining of Operators in Extrusion and Stretch Blow Molding (17) 898O. Brandau, OB Plastics Consulting3D Blow Molding Today, an Overview about Different Systems Which Are Establishedin the Market Today (470) 903M. Thielen, SIG Plastics InternationalF. Schuller, M. Balzar, SIG Blow tecT h e E a r l y U s e o f P r o c e s s S i m u l a t i o n t o O p t i m i z e t h e W a l l T h i c k n e s s o f B l o w M o l d e d P l a s t i c P a r t s ( 8 8 7 ) . . . . 9 0 8P. Gust, O. Bruch, Dr. Reinold Hagen FoundationDie Swell Estimation for HDPE Blow Molding Grade Resins Using the Wagner ModelConstitutive Equation (781) 913J. B. Ribs, J. J. Aguirre, ITESM Campus Monterrey

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MOLD MAKING/MOLD DESIGN DIVISION

T10—Advancements in Mold Design

New Software Applications Bring Power and Compatibility to the Toolmaking Process (772) 918D. Marinac, Cimatron TechnologiesIntegrated Design Environment Enhancing Concurrent Engineering Approach in PlasticInjection Molds Design (167) 922A. Pipino, E. Indino, CRFA. Franz, M. Thornagel, IKVR. Curado, DistrimlPrediction of Ejection Forces in Tubular Moldings in Amorphous Polymers (26) 927A. J. Pontes, R. Pantani, G. Titomanlio, Universidade do MinhoA. S. Pouzada, Universita di SalernoControlling Balanced Molding through New Hot Runner Manifold Designs (901) 932J. P. Beaumont, K. Boell, Beaumont Runner Technologies, Inc./Pennsylvania StateUniversity at Erie, The Behrend CollegeAutomatic Design for Parting Line on Injection Mold (428) 937H. Koresawa, M. Sakashita, H. Suzuki, Kyushu Institute of Technology

T29—Advancements in Mold Design and Joint SessionAdvancements in Rapid Tooling/Rapid Prototyping

•Rapid Tooling and Plastics—Where the RT Industry Stands in 2001 on BetterAlternative Tooling Methods (71) 944B. J. Arnold-Feret, Prototyping and Rapid Tooling Services

•The Selection of Mould Design Variables in Direct Stereolithography Injection Mould Tooling (107) 949R. A. Harris, P. M. Dickens, De Montfort University

•Optimization of Process Parameters in Curing of Epoxy Resin Using Argon-Ion Laser (776) 954K. A. Jagadeesh, M. Sivakumar, Y. Srihari, P.S.G. College of Technology

•CD Case Design Using a Simulation Software for Injection Molding Processing (786) 959R. A. Morales, A. M. Marin, J. L. Carao, A. M. Alvizu, Universidad Simon Bolivar

•Effect of Layer Orientation on the Mechanical Properties of FDM Produced ABS Test Specimens (726) 964N. L. Hoekstra, J. L. Newcomer, Western Washington UniversityB. P. Kraft, Nypro, Inc.

•Evaluation of Thermal Environment in Plastic Injection Mold (941) 969F. Gao, H. Koresawa, H. Narahara, H. Suzuki, Kyushu Institute of Technology

W11—Advancements in Tooling Materials—And New Marketplaces

Injection Molding of Metal—Updating a New Market for Mold Builders (292) 976F. T. Gerson, F. T. Gerson LimitedResistance to Erosive Wear by Copper Alloy Mold Components (493) 981K. Hayden, P. Engelmann, P. Guichelaar, Western Michigan UniversityR. Dealey, Dealey 's Mold EngineeringM. Monfore, Johnson Controls Inc.Comparison of Various Hard Coatings to Protect Copper Mold Components from Erosive Wear (494) 986P. Engelmann, K. Hayden, P. Guichelaar, Western Michigan UniversityM. Monfore, Johnson Controls Inc.R. Dealey, Dealey's Mold Engineering

APPLIED RHEOLOGY DIVISION

M20—Theory and Simulation of Rheological Flow

Development of Constitutive Equations for Solid Phase Deformation of Polymers withTime-Varying Temperature (237) 992P. Caton-Rose, J. Sweeney, A. S. Wood, G. F. Rosala, P. D. Coates, University of BradfordUsing Truncated Relaxation Spectra in the Simulation of Viscoelastic Flows (703) 997M.-C. Heuzey, Ecole Polytechnique de MontrealP. Wood-Adams, McGill UniversityA. Fortin, Universite Laval

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Prediction of Transient Material Functions of PP Resins Using the Multi-ModePTT Molecular Network Model (506) 1002J. B. Rios, R. M. Martinez, ITESM Campus MonterreyTheoretical Validation of Long Chain Branching Quantification Technique for Polyethylene (640) 1007C. He, S. Costeux, P. Wood-Adams, McGill UniversityMelt Flow Simulation and Measurement of Extensional Viscosity in Planar Hyperbolic Dies (243) 1012P. Olley, M. T. Martyn, R. Spares, P. D. Coates University of BradfordD. Groves, University of Leeds

M40—Supercritical Fluid Rheology and Entrance Effects

Plasticization with Carbon Dioxide to Facilitate Melt Spinning of High AcrylonitrileContent Materials (175) 1018M. J. Bortner, D. L. Godshall, D. G. Baird, P. Rangarajan, Virginia Polytechnic Instituteand State UniversityMeasurement of Entrance Pressure Drop of Polystyrene/Supercritical CO2 Solutions (261) 1022A. Xue, C. Tzoganakis, University of WaterlooSupercritical Fluid Assisted Polymer Processing (867) 1027S. O. Matthews, P. R. Hornsby, Brunei UniversityInstabilities in Startup Flows of Polyolefin Melts in Axisymmetric Contraction Geometries (233) 1031M. T. Martyn, R. Spares, T. Gough, P. D. Coates, University of BradfordExtensional Flow Properties from Entrance Pressure Measurements Using Zero Length Dieversus Bagley Correction (196) 1036J. Sunder, A. Goettfert, GoettfertThe Effect of Die Entry Flow on the Rheology of Linear Polymers (376) 1042J. R. Barone, Polymer Diagnostics, Inc.On the Use of Rotational Rheometry for Quality Control (610) 1047N. Mekhilef, D. S. C. Lee, F. Dion, ATOFINA Chemicals, Inc.Flow Instabilities of Linear Polyethylenes in Capillary Experiments and Effect ofDie Materials (521) 1052H. J. Larrazabal, A. N. Hrymak, McMaster University

T18—Instrumentation Rheology

A New Method of Rheological Analysis for Polymer QA and Product Development (159) 1058D. De Laney, J. Sweinhart, Dynisco Polymer TestRheology beyond One Million Reciprocal Seconds (100) 1062D. W. Riley, Extrusion EngineersPractical New Applications for an On-Line Rheometer (158) 1069D. De Laney, S. Oliver, Dynisco Polymer TestSmall Scale Flow Visualisation of Polymer Melts in a Recirculation Extruder (240) 1074T. Gough, M. T. Martyn, R. Spares, P. D. Coates, University of BradfordFlow Visualisation of Polymer Melt Contraction Flows for Validation of Numerical Simulations (234) 1079R. Spares, T. Gough, M. T. Martyn, P. Olley, P. D. Coates, University of BradfordMelt Index from a Single Pellet (47) 1084J. D. Clay, Battelle Memorial Institute

T38—Process Rheology

Separability Criteria for Entangled Polystyrene Solutions Using Flow Birefringence (87) 1090M. T. Islam, L. A. Archer, Texas A&M UniversityShear and Elongational Rheology of Some Polyolefins of Different Molecular Parameters (121) 1095J. R. Collier, S. Petrovan, P. Patil, University of TennesseeB. Seyfzadeh, Clemson UniversityStandard Reference Materials: Non-Newtonian Fluids for Rheological Measurements (365) 1100C. R. Schultheisz, National Institute of Standards and TechnologyG. B. McKenna, Texas Tech UniversityApplication of Chemo-Rheology to Establish a Process Window for a New Solventless Systemto Manufacture Pre-Pregs and Laminates for Electronic Applications (194) 1105L. M. Dehnke, Permadi, J. M. Castro, The Ohio State UniversityHigh Shear Rheology of Calcium Carbonate Slurries (382) 1110G. A. Campbell, M. E. Zak, Clarkson UniversityThe Effect of Pigment Type and Concentration on the Rheological Properties of Polypropylene (496) 1115A. F. Marks, G. M. McNally, W. R. Murphy, P. Orr, The Queen's University of Belfast

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New Advances in Torque Rheometry (838) 1120A. Yacykewych, C. W. Brabender Instruments, Inc.Reduction of Viscosity of Polymer Melt by Shear-Thinning and Disentanglement: Rheological Criteriaand Commercial Perspectives (482) 1125J. P. Ibar, EKNET Research

W19—Wire and Cable Rheology

Flow Visualization of Polymer Processing Additives Effects (287) 1132K. B. Migler, National Institute of Standards and TechnologyC. Laval lee, 3M Canada CompanyM. P. Dillon, S. S. Woods, Dyneon LLCC. L. Gettinger, 3M CompanyRheology and Crystallization in Fiber Optic Cable Jacket and Conduit Extrusion (457) 1144S. H. Wasserman, J. L. Adams, Union Carbide CorporationStrain Hardening Behavior in Elongational Viscosity for Blends of Linear Polymer andCrosslinked Polymer (759) 1149M. Yamaguchi, TOSOH CorporationRheological Behavior of Thermotropic Liquid Crystalline Copolyester Vectra A950 (719) 1154T. Guo, G. M. Harrison, A. A. Ogale, Clemson UniversityNonlinear Rheological Behavior of LDPE Melt during Capillary Extrusion underVibration Force Field (946) 1159X. Peng, J. Qu, H. Zeng, South China University of Technology

W26—Rheology in Polymer Analysis

•Rheology as a Tool for the Polymer Scientist (312) 1906M. T. Shaw, University of Connecticut

•Dynamic Mechanical Analysis of Aromatic Polyamide/Ethylene-Propylene-DieneTerpolymer Laminates (531) 1910G. Severe, D. Harris, U.S. Army Research LaboratoryC. Macosko, University of Minnesota

•A Portable On-Line Rheometer (613) 1915M.-W. Young, D. B. Todd, Polymer Processing Institute

•The Effect of Contraction Angle on the Entrance Pressure Loss (1) 1920E. Mitsoulis, National Technical University of AthensS. G. Hatzikiriakos, The University of British Columbia

•Visualisation of Melt Interface in a Co-Extrusion Geometry (244) 1925M. T. Martyn, T. Gough, R. Spares, P. D. Coates, University of Bradford

•Rheological Response of Polystyrene/Ortho-Terphenyl Solutions (184) 1930X. Shi, P. A. O'Connell, G. B. McKenna, Texas Tech University

•The Deformation and Breakup of a LCP Droplet Suspended in MoltenPolypropylene Sheet under Extensional Flow (214) 1935Y. C. Liang, A. I. Isayev, The University of Akron

JOINING OF PLASTICS & COMPOSITES DIVISION

T17—Adhesives Bonding

Self Adhesive Liquid Silicone Rubbers (LSRs) for the Injection Molding of RigidFlexible Combinations (895) 1166S. Bophammer, E. Henze, GE Bayer Silicones GmbH & Co. KGCharacterization of Adhesive Failure and Modeling for Dynamic Analysis (853) 1170N. Suresh, C. Patterson, DaimlerChryslerG. Newaz, Wayne State UniversityG. Chapmann II, L. J. Oswald, DaimlerChrysler Liberty and Technical AffairsEpoxy Adhesives: Effect of Plasma Treatment and Surface Roughness on Epoxy toPolyethylene Bond Strength (560) 1175S. P. Petrie, E. F. Bardsley, University of Massachusetts, LowellBonding of Vulcanized Rubber to Polyester Fibers with Modified RFL Adhesives (263) 1179C. Ruksakulpiwat, Khon Kaen UniversityG. R. Hamed, The University of Akron

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Mechanical Testing and Characterisation of a Steel Adherend Bonded Using anAutomotive Grade Epoxy Adhesive (402) 1184S. M. Tavakoli, E. J. C. Kellar, TWIC. Vlattas, European Marine Contractors Ltd.

T37—Joining of Plastics and Composites

Solvent Welding of ABS and HIPS—A Case Study in MethyleneChloride Substitution (783) 1190J. Desai, C. M. F. Barry, J. L. Mead, R. G. Stacer, University ofMassachusetts, LowellOptimized Mechanical Performance of Welded and Molded Butt Joints: Part I—Similaritiesand Differences (67) 1195V. Kagan, Honeywell InternationalOptimized Mechanical Performance of Welded and Molded Butt Joints: Part II—Weld andKnit Lines Integrity (1063) 1201V. Kagan, Honeywell InternationalEnvironmental Lining Systems—Raising the Standards (305) 1208I. D. Froment, TWI Ltd.Substitution of Metallic Insert Joints by Two-Shot-Molding (615) 1212A. Tome, G. W. Ehrenstein, University of ErlangenWelding of a Thermoplastic Elastomer (497) 1218C. Tiichert, C. Bonten, E. Schmachtenberg, University of Essen

W18—Vibration and Ultrasonic Welding

Meltdown-Time Profiles of Vibration Welded Nylon 66 Compounds (515) 1224P. J. Bates, J. MacDonald, Royal Military College of CanadaV. Sidiropoulos, Queen's University Centre for AutomotiveMaterials and ManufacturingH. Liang, DuPont CanadaVibration Welding of Dissimilar Nylons (942) 1229V. LeBlanc, L. Qi, D. Watt, University of WindsorB. Baylis, Siemens AutomotiveInvestigation of Non-Thermal Effects Produced by Ultrasonic Heating on Curing ofTwo-Part Epoxy Adhesive (807) 1234K. M. Kwan, A. Benatar, The Ohio State UniversityModeling of Ultrasonic Forced Wetting Process by Dimensional Analysis (809) 1239K. M. Kwan, A. Benatar, The Ohio State University

W34—Joining of Plastics and Composites

Joining of Thermoplastics with Friction Stir Welding (1031) 1246C. D. Sorensen, T. W. Nelson, S. Strand, C. Johns, J. Christensen, Brigham Young UniversityHot Plate Welding of Glass Reinforced Polypropylene (33) 1251M. J. Oliveira, F. M. Duarte, D. Tchalamov, A. M. Cunha, Universidade do MinhoExperiments on the Induction Welding of Thermoplastics (856) 1256V. K. Stokes, GE Corporate Research and DevelopmentForward to Better Understanding of Optical Characterization and Development of Colored Polyamidesfor the Infra-Red/Laser Welding: Part I—Efficiency of Polyamides for Infra-Red Welding (302) 1262V. Kagan, R. Bray, A. Chambers, Honeywell InternationalForward to Better Understanding of Optical Characterization and Development of Colored Polyamidesfor the Infra-Red/Laser Welding: Part II—Family of Colored Polyamides (1062) 1269

V. Kagan, A. Chambers, R. Bray, Honeywell International

ROTATIONAL MOLDING DIVISION

M14—MaterialsInvestigations into Rotational Moulding of Short Fibre Reinforced Thermoset Resins (624) 1276S. Bickerton, R. J. Crawford, The University of AucklandA Preliminary Investigation into the Use of Wood Fibers as a Filler in the RotationalMolding of Polyethylene (593) 1281G. W. G. McDowell, J. F. Orr, J. Kissick, The Queen's University of BelfastR. J. Crawford, The University of Auckland

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Studies on the Rotomolding of Liquid Crystalline Polymers (764) 1286P. Rangarajan, E. Scribben, J. Huang, M. Rapp, D. Baird, Virginia Polytechnic Institute andState UniversitySome New Results on Rotational Molding of Metallocene Polyethylenes (211) 1291D. Annechini, E. Takacs, J. Vlachopoulos, McMaster UniversityBlends of Recycled Polyethylenes and Metallocene Impact Modifiersfor Rotational Molding (485) 1296E. Takacs, J. Vlachopoulos, McMaster UniversityM. Kontopoulou, Queen's UniversityE. Voldner, Synergy Polymer Inc.K. Nichols, Pavaco Rubber

M35—Processing

Modeling of Shrinkage and Densification of Powder Compacts (75) 1302M. Kontopoulou, Queen's UniversityNon-Isothermal Melt Densification in Rotational Molding (787) 1307J. S. Tiang, C. T. Bellehumeur, University of CalgaryImportance of Timely Polymer Sintering versus Blowing Agent Decompositionin Rotational Foam Molding of Polypropylene (909) 1312R. Pop-Iliev, G. M. Rizvi, C. B. Park, University of TorontoRotomolded Part Density and Its Relationship to Physical Properties (93) 1317P. T. Dodge, J. L. Perry, Equistar Chemicals, LPPolyethylene Powder Characteristics: Impact on Polymer Sintering and Rotational Molding (784) 1321S. A. Guillen-Castellanos, C. T. Bellehumeur, University of CalgaryM. Weber, NOVA Chemicals Ltd.The Influence of Different Processing Parameters on the Properties ofPolypropylene for Rotational Moulding (519) 1326J. P. F. Van Hooijdonk, M. P. Kearns, C. G. Armstrong, The Queen'sUniversity of BelfastB. McCann, L. Coey, Clarehill Plastics LimitedR. J. Crawford, The University of AucklandFalling Weight Impact Testing Analysis of Rotationally Moulded Polyethylene (79) 1331J. Kissick, X. Wang, E. Harkin-Jones, The Queen's University of BelfastR. J. Crawford, The University of AucklandStudies in Rotational Moulding of Linear Polyethylene Modified with Elastomers andFillers for Automotive Exteriors (349) 1336Y. B. Vasudeo, S. M. Nabar, J. Kapadia, R. Rangaprasad, Reliance Industries Limited

VOLUME II—MATERIALS

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC DIVISION

M7—Polymer Related Issues in Microelectronic Applications

Improving the Reliability and Performance of Microelectronic Packaging (182) 1340J. Weaver, K. T. Gam, Y. Oh, L. Bonnaud, S. Suh, H.-J. Sue, Texas A&M UniversityM. Todd, Q. Ji, M. Edwards, Dexter CorporationStructural Mechanics of Polymer Coated Optical Glass Fibers: Review (2) 1344E. Suhir, Lucent Technologies, Inc.Novel Nanoporous Polymers for Low-k Dielectrics (773) 1349S. L. Simon, J. Sun, P. Doshi, B. Lahlouh, X. Chen, S. Gangopadhyay, Texas Tech University

W37—Conductive Polymers

Potential Commercial Opportunities for New Inherently Conducting Polymer Compounds inESD Control Applications (364) 1354S. J. Dahman, RTP CompanyAnisotropic Electrical Percolation Due to Chaotic Mixing of Short Carbon Fibers andLow Density Polyethylene (724) 1359S. G. Kasliwal, A. A. Ogale, D. A. Zumbrunnen, Clemson UniversityComparison of Electrical, Thermal, and Mechanical Properties of Carbon Filled Resins (28) 1364M. L. Clingerman, J. P. Konell, E. H. Weber, J. A. King, K. H. Schulz, Michigan Technological University

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