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Substandard Flame Retardant Grade of Modified Acrylate-Epoxy-Phosphate-Distyrene Copolymer

Problem Phenomenon
The flame retardant grade of modified acrylate-epoxy-phosphate-distyrene copolymer is substandard, and the vertical burning or horizontal burning test fails to pass the target grade
Cause Analysis
The flame retardant addition amount is insufficient The flame retardant has poor compatibility with the acrylate-epoxy-phosphate-distyrene copolymer and uneven dispersion The flame retardant decomposes and fails at the processing temperature The flame retardant system design is improper The processing temperature is too high and the flame retardant degrades
Solution
Increase the flame retardant addition amount Select a flame retardant with good compatibility Select a flame retardant that is stable within the processing temperature range Optimize the flame retardant system design Control the processing temperature to avoid flame retardant degradation
Key Takeaway
Flame retardancy needs to be addressed from the addition amount, compatibility, and system design
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