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GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE PATAN

SUB- M.T. SUB CODE-3151911

MECHANICAL DEPERTMENT B2- BATCH

TOPIC- PLASTIC TECHNOLOGY

MADE BY-AYUSH PATEL 190220119030


CHINTAN PATEL 190220119032
PLASTIC
TECHNOLOGY
INDEX
• Plastics
• Types of plastics
• Why design plastics
• Additives
• Plastics waste facts
• Co processing
• Plastic Roads
• Plastic clothes
• Disadvantages
• Conclusion
PLASTIC
• a synthetic material made from a wide range of
organic polymers such as polyethylene, PVC,
nylon, etc., that can be moulded into shape
while soft, and then set into a rigid or slightly
elastic form.
TYPES OF PLASTICS
• There are two main types of plastics:
Thermoplastics and Thermosetting polymers.
• THERMOPLASTICS can repeatedly softened melt
if enough heat is applied & hardened on cooling
so that they can be made into new plastics
products. E.g.- polyethylene, polystyrene & PVC .
• THERMOSETTING can melt & take shape only
once. They are not suitable for repeated heat
treatments after they have solidified, they stay
solid. E.g.- phenol formaldehyde & urea
formaldehyde
WHY DESIGN WITH PLASTICS?
• 1. Corrosion resistance.
• 2. Low electrical and thermal conductivity.
• 3. Easily formed into complex shapes, can be
formed, casted and joined.
• 4. Wide choice of appearance, colours and
transparencies.
ADDITIVES IN PLASTIC 
• Additives are added to polymers in order to
obtain or improve certain properties such as
strength, stiffness, color, resistance to weather
and flammability.
1. Plasticizers
2. Carbon black(soot)
3. Colorants
4. Lubricants
5. Flame retardants
CO-PROCESSING OF PLASTICS
Primary collection and Segregation

Secondary segregation of waste to separate


recyclable part

Treatment & material /energy recovery

Final disposal

Finally product is transported to different


industries for further processing
PLASTIC TECHNOLOGICAL
PRODUCTS 
• Plastic roads
• Plastic clothes
• Cement kiln(links)
• Alternative fuel and raw material(AFR)
DISADVANTAGES OF PLASTIC
1. Low strength
2. Less dimensional stability over period of time
(creep effect)
3. Aging effect, hardens and become brittle over
time
4. Sensitive to environment, moisture and
chemicals
5. Poor machinability
CONCLUSION 
• Though plastic is a great threat to the society yet
it can be b beneficial if used in a wise way. i.e. by
using proper manufacturing techniques, usage
regulations and disposal/ recycling methods.
• Plastics have a wide range of application. All we
need is advancement in our techniques.

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