Dow Global Technolgoies LLC

The Dow Chemical Company

Ddp Specialty Electronic Materials Us, LLC

Eovations, LLC

Other

Dupont Safety & Construction, Inc.

Bishop, Matthew T.

Lai, Shih-yaw

Neubauer, Anthony C.

Dooley, Joseph

Rudolph, Luciana

Barger, Mark A.

Walia, Parvinder S.

Mark Alan Barger

Joseph Dooley

Walter J Schrenk

Daniel A Beaudoin

Wenyi Huang

Stéphane Costeux

Kevin Louis Nichols

Andrew T Graham

Sam L Crabtree

Brett M Birchmeier

Hoang T Pham

Ralph E Ayres

John Allen Wheatley

Yi Zhang

Hongyu Chen

Brian W Walther

Pak-Wing Steve Chum

Parvinder Singh Walia

Jeffrey Nicholas Bremmer

Kyung W Suh

Jerry E White

Shih-Yaw Lai

H Craig Silvis

Wenbin Liang

David J Brennan

David H Bank

Eric Baer

Stephen E Bales

Yiyong He

Harvey C Tung

Michael S Paquette

Ioannis V Bletsos

Anthony Charles Neubauer

Shari Kram

Ronald B Leng

Gary D Parsons

Richard F Fibiger

Michael D Read

David G Bland

Lawrence S Hood

Richard T Fox

James E Schuetz

Ravi Ramanathan

Matthew T Bishop

Dakai D Ren

Robert Baumann

James David Oelberg

Patrick Louis Heider

Michael J Radler

Suzanne M Guerra

Ranganath K Shastri

Eung Kyu Kim

Michal Elizabeth Porter

Robert E Wrisley

Herbert C Roehrs

Calvin Lee Pavlicek

Jeffrey M Robacki

Xiaomei Song

Thuan P Dixit

Michael H Mazor

Gerald F Billovits

Dennis R Lantz

Charles A Langhoff

Kenji Matsue

Ernest J Herst

Jeffrey M Alcott

Robert P Dion

Naganori Nishioka

Peter C LeBaron

Joseph Rofrano

Brian Deshano

Jerry A Garcia

Valentina Woodcraft

George A Mackey

Edoardo Nicoli

Martin C Beebe

Luciana Rudolph

Yoshihiro Shirakawa

Joseph A Schomaker

Anthony C Neubauer

Jeff M Robacki

Calvin L Pavlicek

Kendra M Giza

Brett Birchmeier

Andrew Graham

Kevin Nichols

Hoang Pham

Shari L Kram

Daniel S Woodman

Thuan Phung Dixit

Richard Cesaretti

Jai Venkatesan

Attiganal N Sreeram

An inverted roof membrane assembly (IRMA) includes decking, a waterproofing membrane above the decking, a layer of polymer foam insulation board above the waterproofing membrane, and ballast above the polymer foam insulation board layer. The polymer foam insulation board includes a polymer foam layer that includes an alkenyl aromatic polymer and an infrared radiation attenuator, and first and second facer layers.

Extruded polystyrene boardstock and roof structure containing the extruded polystyrene boardstock

Microporous polymer films and methods of making same are disclosed. The microporous polymer film comprises: one or more polypropylene copolymer, said polypropylene copolymer comprising one or more polypropylene homopolymer chain segments and one or more ethylene-containing copolymer chain segments; wherein the microporous polymer film comprises: (i) polypropylene homopolymer chain segments in total amount of from 50-82 wt. %, based on the weight of the microporous polymer film; (ii) one or more ethylene-containing copolymer chain segments in total amount of from 18-50 wt. %, based on the weight of the microporous polymer film, wherein at least a portion of the ethylene-containing copolymer chain segments comprises polymerized units of ethylene in an amount of at least 45 wt. %, based on the weight of the ethylene-containing copolymer chain segments.

Polyolefin-based microporous films via sequential cold and hot stretching of unannealed polypropylene copolymer films

An amorphous polyester or copolyester composition comprises the reaction product of a crystalline or semicrystalline polyester or copolyester, optionally derived from a recycled waste stream, at least one diol or aromatic diacid or an ester of a diacid or a hydroxycarboxylic acid or a lactone or a dianhydride, and a catalyst, wherein the amorphous composition has a weight average molecular weight of at least 10,000 g/mol (polystyrene equivalent molecular weight) as measured by gel permeation chromatography.

Amorphous polyester composition and method of making

Chemically modified polyesters, foamable compositions thereof that form low density foams, and methods of making the foamable compositions and foams are disclosed. The compositions comprise an amorphous copolyester, or amorphous co-polyesterpolycarbonate or amorphous co-polyesterpolyether or combination thereof. Additionally, uses for the low density foams are disclosed.

Chemically modified polyesters and process for making

An article contains a polymeric foam board having a primary surface and an intumescent coating on a primary surface of the polymeric foam board, the intumescent coating containing a polymeric binder, expandable graphite particles, a phosphorous material and a boron-containing compound and wherein the article is free of an object that is in contact with the intumescent coating and that sandwiches the intumescent coating between it and the polymeric foam board and wherein the intumescent coating has a tensile elongation of at least 50 percent and less than 100 percent at 23 degrees Celsius as measured according to ISO 37, has a storage modulus of less than 1&#xd7;10Pascals at 250 degrees Celsius, is halogen-free, free of sodium silicate, free of polyurea elastomer, and free of formals of pentaerythritol and dipentaerythritol.

Polymeric foam board with flexible water resistant intumescent coating

Extruded polymer foams are made from a polymer composition that includes an unbrominated styrenic polymer, a brominated vinyl aromatic/butadiene flame retardant, and an unbrominated vinyl aromatic/butadiene polymer. The unbrominated vinyl aromatic/butadiene polymer improves the cell homogeneity.

Foamed styrenic polymers containing a brominated styrene-butadiene copolymer and having enhanced cell size homogeneity

Solid state draw a laminated polymer billet containing two or more polymer compositions laminated to one another to prepare an oriented polymer composition.

Solid state drawing laminated polymer billets

Disclosed are multilayer film structures having annular profiles, and methods and apparatus of making the structures disclosed. The annular multilayer articles have a uniform thickness, at least four layers and comprise overlapped and non-overlapped circumferential areas; wherein the layer structure of the non-overlapped area is doubled in the overlapped layer. A method of making the structure includes providing a multilayer flow stream with at least four layers of thermoplastic resinous materials; feeding the multilayer flow stream to a distribution manifold of an annular die to form an annular multilayer flow stream; and removing the annular multilayer flow stream from the annular die to form the annular multilayer structure. Also disclosed is an apparatus, comprising: a feedblock, with optional layer multiplier, that provides a multilayer flow stream of at least four layers to the manifold of an annular die; and an annular die having at least one distribution manifold that extrudes a multilayer flow stream.

Multilayer structures having annular profiles

Brominated organic polymer solutions from a bromination reaction are devolatilized in a devolatilizing extruder. A starting organic polymer is brominated in solution to form a brominated polymer solution. This solution is combined with a second thermoplastic polymer to form a concentrated solution. The solvent and other volatile compounds are removed from the concentrated solution in a devolatilizing extruder to form a devolatilized polymer blend.

Melt devolatilization extrusion processs

Thermally sensitive polymers containing polymerizable carbon-carbon unsaturation and/or aliphatically bound halogen are devolatilized in a devolatilizing extruder. The thermally sensitive polymer is blended with a second polymer, which does not contain polymerizable carbon-carbon unsaturation or more than 5% by weight aliphatically bound halogen, and which has a molecular weight of from 25,000 to 175,000. The blend is then devolatilized in the extruder to produce a devolatilized polymer blend. Thermal degradation of the thermally sensitive polymer is minimized in this process.

Melt devolatilization extrusion process

Prepare a polymeric nanofoam using a continuous extrusion process by providing a polymer melt of a polymer composition in an extruder, introducing carbon dioxide to a concentration above the solubility in the polymer melt, cooling the polymer melt without increasing the pressure to achieve conditions where all of the carbon dioxide is soluble in the polymer composition and then extruding the polymer composition and carbon dioxide mixture through an extrusion die so as to experience a pressure drop of at least five MegaPascals at a rate of at least ten MegaPascals per second and allowing the polymer composition to expand into a polymeric nanofoam.

Continuous process for extruding nanoporous foam

Multilayer structures having annular profiles and methods and apparatus of making the same

The invention is a device for processing materials comprising a mixing chamber having a valve for removal of the material from the mixing chamber and a piston which fits within the mixing chamber in a manner such that the piston can be moved to remove substantially all material from the mixing chamber via the valve; at least one, preferably at least two, retractable mixing element(s) wherein each of such elements is movable in and out of the mixing chamber through a port wherein the element and port are configured such that during mixing and when the element is withdrawn from the mixing chamber substantially no material is removed from the mixing chamber via the port. The invention is also a method of using such a device and a system comprising use of such devices in an automated or partially automated array.

Retractable pin mixing sample forming device

Multilayer foam-film composite structures in which the cells of at least one foam layer have an anisotropic orientation exhibit at least one enhanced property of toughness, tear resistance and puncture resistance in comparison with a foam-film composite structure alike in all aspects except for the anisotropic orientation of the cells of at least one foam layer.

Anisotropic foam-film composite structures

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Mark Alan Barger