ne or more can be correct please select from below options  Lower operating temperatures are more desirable as they reduce the viscosity making it easier to fill the cavity      This process can be used for both thermosets and thermoplastics as they can both be thermally shaped        This process can only be used for thermosets as they can thermally cure from the monomer state

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 Lower operating temperatures are more desirable as they reduce the viscosity making it easier to fill the cavity


 


 

 This process can be used for both thermosets and thermoplastics as they can both be thermally shaped

 


 


 

 This process can only be used for thermosets as they can thermally cure from the monomer state

 


 


 

  This process is suitable for rubber, PVC and polymethyl methacrylate

Compression molding is a manufacturing process in which the molding material is preheated then
placed in an open mold cavity where the compressive action of the punch forces the polymer into the
desired shape as shown in the figure below. Based on your understanding of the behaviour of
polymers, which of the statements below regarding compression molding of polymers are accurate?
- Upper mold half
Charge
Molded part-
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– Lower mold half
Knock-out pin
(1)
(2) and (3)
Punch
Cavity
(4)
Transcribed Image Text:Compression molding is a manufacturing process in which the molding material is preheated then placed in an open mold cavity where the compressive action of the punch forces the polymer into the desired shape as shown in the figure below. Based on your understanding of the behaviour of polymers, which of the statements below regarding compression molding of polymers are accurate? - Upper mold half Charge Molded part- 花南市 – Lower mold half Knock-out pin (1) (2) and (3) Punch Cavity (4)
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