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Cellulose acetate butyrate has poor thermal stability during processing

Problem Phenomenon
Cellulose acetate butyrate has poor thermal stability during processing, performance significantly decreases after repeated processing, severe degradation
Cause Analysis
Antioxidant addition amount insufficient or type improper Processing temperature too high (exceeding the upper limit of 170-230°C), accelerating degradation Excessive screw shear accelerates thermal-oxidative degradation Regrind ratio too high, degradation accumulation Antioxidant fails at high temperature
Solution
Increase antioxidant addition amount Lower the processing temperature to a reasonable value of 170-230°C Lower the screw speed to reduce shear Reduce the regrind ratio ≤15% Select antioxidants with good high-temperature stability
Key Takeaway
Thermal stability needs to be addressed from antioxidants and temperature control
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