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Wildi Compounding Tech.,LLC
Offering Plastics Compounding Consulting Services
Per Diem or Long Term Contract.
References Available on Request.
Link to Understanding
Compounding Web Page A Hanser book by Wildi & Maier. |
Robert H Wildi 2717 Old Saint Marys Pike Parkersburg WV, 26104, USA Phone: 304-428-7189 E-Mail: bob@bobwildi.com |
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The Compounding Process is very important to the plastics industry. For plastics producers, it is usually the last operation before packaging and shipping to the processors who form the parts that the consumer sees/uses. Compounding is sometimes combined with the final forming process.
Let Bob Wildi work with your compounding teams and operations to improve and/or develop new processes. His broad experience includes all major classes of equipment used in the Compounding Industry. Contributions can range from working with your project management team; to screw design improvements; to participating in trials; to trouble shooting processes on line.
Bob Wildi is President of Wildi Compounding Tech, LLC and is a West Virginia University College of Chemical Engineering Adjunct Professor. He recently retired from GE Plastics where he was Principal Engineer - Compounding Technology. He has a total of 33 years industrial experience in Process Development related activities including Start-up and Manufacturing support. The last 22 years were focused on Compounding Processes. He has 4 US Patents re Reactive Extrusion. He and Dr. Christian Maier co-authored the Hanser book UNDERSTANDING COMPOUNDING.
The presentations described below are available and can be coupled for a full day compounding training program at your site. Others can be put together as needed.
Presentation Abstract:
This 2 hr presentation or 4 hr training session is based on Chapter 4 of the Hanser book "Understanding Compounding" by Wildi and Maier. The six most common Compounding Unit Operations are discussed: Solids Conveying; Melting; Mixing; Reactions; Venting; and Pressure Generation. Topics for each Unit Operation include: What It Is; How It Is Done; and Controlling Mechanisms. The presentation focuses specifically on these Operations in Co-Rotating, Fully Intermeshing TSE Compounding Processes. Examples of this class of compounders include the W&P ZSK, the Leistritz ZSE GL, and the Berstorff ZE machines.
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