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AEPDS as a Flame Retardant Modifier

Problem Phenomenon
AEPDS is used as a flame retardant modifier, the flame retardant efficiency is lower than expected, and the target flame retardant grade is not achieved
Cause Analysis
Insufficient AEPDS addition amount AEPDS has poor compatibility with the matrix resin and poor dispersion The processing temperature is improper (deviating from 200-260°C), and AEPDS decomposes The AEPDS flame retardant mechanism does not match the matrix resin Other additives conflict with the flame retardant effect of AEPDS
Solution
Increase the AEPDS addition amount Select an AEPDS type with good compatibility with the matrix Control the processing temperature according to the 200-260°C range to avoid decomposition Select a matrix resin that matches the AEPDS flame retardant mechanism Investigate the negative impact of other additives on flame retardancy
Key Takeaway
AEPDS flame retardancy needs to be addressed from the addition amount and compatibility
AEPDSflame retardant efficiencycompatibilityaddition amount

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