Method for the extrusion of thermoplastic material composites

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B29F 3/02 (1980.01)

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CA 1165084

ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE Method for dispersing a fluid additive within only a portion of a stream of thermoplastic material comprising the steps of: flowing said stream of thermo- plastic material into a channel having walls of substan- tially circular cross section, into which there has been placed a rotating mixer head having in the surface thereof a plurality of alternate lands and grooves each of said lands and grooves having an upstream end and a downstream end, said lands alternating with said grooves and being arranged in pairs, each of said pairs having a land in loose clearance with said wall followed by a land in close clearance with said wall, said mixer head having an unobstructed inter- nal passage positioned therein over a substantial portion of its terminal length and a plurality of conduits severally connecting elongated zones between said land pairs and said hollow internal passage, and injecting said fluid additive into said channel at a position between said upstream and downstream ends of said lands and grooves.

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