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1 DO YOU UNDERSTAND CURING?

2 CURING Measurement Analysis Understanding Predictions
Process Optimization

3 kinetics.netzsch.com

4 CURING: DSC measurement
DSC 214 Polyma

5 CURING: DSC measurement
Differential scanning calorimetry 5K/min 10K/min 20K/min

6 CURING: Analysis Kinetics software for analysis

7 CURING: Analysis Model free Analysis for simple processes

8 CURING: Analysis Use model based Analysis for complex processes

9 CURING: Understanding
Use Models to understand processes Endothermal step Exothermal step

10 CURING: Predictions Conversion for isothermal conditions

11 CURING: Predictions Set new temperature conditions
and calculate reaction progress Set your temperature Predict DSC Predict reaction rates Predict conversion

12 CURING: Process optimization
Temperature for user’s conversion rate Set conversion rate 1%/min Find temperature program

13 CURING Measurement Analysis Understanding Predictions
Process Optimization

14 kinetics.netzsch.com

15 CURING: DEA measurement
DEA 288: dielectric analysis

16 CURING: DEA measurement Ion viscosity
1K/min 2K/min 3K/min

17 CURING: Analysis Kinetics software for analysis

18 CURING: DEA measurement
Remove DEA baselines

19 CURING: Analysis Use model based Analysis for complex processes

20 CURING: Predictions Conversion for isothermal conditions

21 CURING: Predictions Set new temperature conditions
and calculate reaction progress Set your temperature Predict conversion rate Predict conversion

22 CURING: Process optimization
Temperature for user’s conversion rate Set conversion rate 1%/min Find temperature program

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