Oral Presentations: Abstracts Available

In alphabetical order. Click on the title to open the abstract.

INVITED SPEAKERS

Kinetic Traps in the Crystallization of Sustainable Polyethylene-Like Materials
Rufina Álamo
Florida State University (USA)

An analytical toolbox to qualify and compare recyclates
Robert Brüll
Fraunhofer LBF Institute (Germany)

The role of cross fractionation chromatography in the context of the development of mechanochemical polymer recycling
Michael Fischlschweiger
Clausthal University (Germany)

A review of crystallization techniques for the analysis of the CCD in polyolefins from a personal perspective. Latest research in Dynamic Crystallization.
Benjamín Monrabal
Polymer Char (Spain)

Interaction between molecular composition and blown film processing conditions of Polyethylene
Jesús Nieto
DOW (Spain)

20 Years of High Temperature Interaction Chromatography- A Personal Perspective
Harald Pasch
Institute of Active Polymers, Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon (Germany)

Effect of operating conditions on Chemical composition distribution (CCD) in Polyolefins in HT-Crystallization Elution Fractionation Technique
Thipphaya Pathaweeisariyakul
Thai Polyethylene Co.Ltd. (Thailand)

New NMR Technologies Developed Recently for Polyolefin Characterization
Zhe Zhou
DOW (USA)

SEPARATION SESSION

Characterization of the chemical heterogeneity of complex PP compounds
Andreas Albrecht
Borealis (Austria)

Specific solutions for specific problems – Analytical options beyond the standard (HT-GPC, TREF, DSC)
Jan-Hendrik Arndt
Fraunhofer LBF Institute (Germany)

Recent advancements in SCBD analysis of polyolefin materials
Rongjuan Cong
DOW (USA)

Chemical composition distribution of amorphous or semicrystalline polyolefins is unknown? Liquid Chromatography gives answers
Tibor Macko
Fraunhofer LBF Institute (Germany)

20 Years of High Temperature Interaction Chromatography- A Personal Perspective
Harald Pasch
Institute of Active Polymers, Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon (Germany)

Advances in characterization of polyolefins by column-supported crystallization techniques
Laura Santonja
Polymer Char (Spain)

A combined SSA – NMR - HT 2DLC approach to elucidate compositional differences in impact PP materials
Joep Vanderfeesten
SABIC (Netherlands)

MORPHOLOGY SESSION

Kinetic Traps in the Crystallization of Sustainable Polyethylene-Like Materials
Rufina Álamo
Florida State University (USA)

Continuous Cooling Curve Diagrams of Isotactic-Polypropylene/Polyethylene Blends: Mutual Nucleating Effects under Fast Cooling Conditions
Enrico Carmelli
Borealis (Austria)

Challenges During Design of Thermal Fractionation Protocols for Poly(propylene)-co-ethylene Resins
Ralf Kleppinger
SABIC (Netherlands)

Memory of crystallization in the melt of commercial linear low density polyethylenes processed in an oen twin-screw extruder
Minqiao Ren
SINOPEC, Beijing Research Institute of Chemical Industry (China)

Exploring the Morphology of Polypropylene Compounds
Lanti Yang
SABIC (Netherlands)

MODELING SESSION

Cross-Fractionation Characterization (CFC) between Temperature Rising Elution Fractionation and Gel Permeation Chromatography
Siripon Anantawaraskul
Kasetsart University (Thailand)

Exploring the Constraints for Random Macromolecular Configuration in Space
Vasileios Touloupidis
Borealis (Austria)

RHEOLOGY SESSION

Use of non-linear viscoelastic properties to characterize the polyethylene long chain branching topology
Andrés Cardil
Instituto de Estructura de la Materia, CSIC (Spain)

Nonlinear 2-dimensional Rheology for Long Chain Branching Semi-quantification in Polyethylene
Yingxin Liu
SABIC (Netherlands)

SPECTROSCOPY SESSION

A Study on Polymer Microstructure of EPDM with different Catalysts Systems
Sander Niessen
ARLANXEO (Netherlands)

New NMR Technologies Developed Recently for Polyolefin Characterization
Zhe Zhou
DOW (USA)

STRUCTURE PROPERTIES SESSION

Interaction between molecular composition and blown film processing conditions of Polyethylene
Jesús Nieto
DOW (Spain)

SUSTAINABILITY SESSION

An analytical toolbox to qualify and compare recyclates
Robert Brüll
Fraunhofer LBF Institute (Germany)

A solution for plastic waste pollution - SOLFORPLAS
Gemma Buron
Toulouse Biotechnology Institute, TBI (France)

The role of cross fractionation chromatography in the context of the development of mechanochemical polymer recycling
Michael Fischlschweiger
Clausthal University (Germany)

Evaluation of thermal, spectroscopic and compositional methodologies for quality control of recycled HDPE resins
Rafael Juan Rodríguez
Rey Juan Carlos University (Spain)

Recent Investigations Thermally Reversible Crosslinked Polyolefins
Colin Li Pi Shan
DOW (USA)

Polyolefin recycling: the view of an analytical chemist
Peter Montag
PSS (Germany)

The Key role of polyolefins for the design of recyclable packagin multilayers
Juan Francisco Vega
Instituto de Estructura de la Materia, CSIC (Spain)

Poster Presentations: Abstracts Available

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1. Development of an analytical approach to characterizae PP based Recyclates by CRYSTEX technology
Andreas Albrecht
Borealis Polyolefine (Austria)

2. Tailor-making Chain Microstructures of Ethylene/1-Butene Copolymers using Machine Learning
Orathai Amnuaykijvanit
Kasetsart University

3. Comprehensive analysis of Low-Density Polyethylene using analytical methods
Jan-Hendrik Arndt
Fraunhofer LBF Institute

4. Cloud Point temperature investigations – key information about slurry polymerization
Jan-Hendrik Arndt
Fraunhofer LBF Institute (Germany)

5. Characterization of maleic anhydride functionalized polyolefins with HT-GPC-IR6 and HT-GPC-UV
Jan-Hendrik Arndt
Fraunhofer LBF Institute (Germany)

6. Recycled HDPE from milk bottles: Cross-contamination problems and possible solutions
Aymara Blanco Romero
University Rey Juan Carlos

7. Deconvolution of Polymerization Kinetics and Polymer Microstructures for Ethylene/1-Olefin Copolymers Produced from Two-Reactor System
Wannida Boopphakome
Kasetsart University (Thailand)

8. Measurement of the intrinsic viscosity of polyolefins and PET by IVA
Olivier Boyron
CNRS Lyon (France)

9. Chemical Composition of LLDPE Using Raman Spectroscopy and Chemometrics
Olivier Boyron
CNRS Lyon (France)

10. Characterization of entanglement of UHMWPE
Olivier Boyron
CNRS Lyon (France)

11. Chain Microstructures of Olefin Block Copolymers (OBCs): Theoretical Model and Its Applications in Materials Design
Tamaned Chayrattanaroj
Kasetsart University

12. Unlocking Superior Properties in Polypropylene/Polyethylene Terephthalate (PP/PET) Blentds using reactive compatibilization
Sebastián Coba-Daza
Basque Country University - Borealis Polyolefine (Spain - Austria)

13. Development of an in-line filter for analysis of complex polyolefin compounds with CRYSTEX technique and comparison with off-line filtration
Pilar del Hierro
Polymer Char (Spain)

14. Automatic differential dual capillary viscometer for low temperature measurement of PET and other polymers
Pilar del Hierro
Polymer Char (Spain)

15. A novel approach for evaluating the suitability of non-chlorinated solvents for liquid adsorption chromatography of polyolefin elastomers
Subrajeet Deshmukh
Fraunhofer LBF Institute (Germany)

16. Application of high-temperature size exclusion chromatography coupled with dual detection for measuring the distribution of unsaturation in EPDM terpolymers
Subrajeet Deshmukh
Fraunhofer LBF Institute (Germany)

17. Hyphenating CEF and MALS detector: Challenges and overcomes
Manoela Ellwanger
Braskem (Brazil)

18. Advances in Dynamic Crystallization technique for the characterization of the Chemical Composition Distribution
Tonica González
Polymer Char (Spain)

19. Enhancing Crystallization Rate of Polyethylene in Immiscible blends with Polypropylene: The Role of Self-Nucleation of Polypropylene and Polyethylene Chain Regularity
Magdalena Góra
Universitá degli studi di Genova (Italy)

20. Simultaneous and fast determination of key design parameters of PP compounds by Crystex
Ljiljana Jeremic
Borealis (Austria)

21. Structural correlation of branching estimation with mechanical, optical and thermal characteristics of mLLDPE
Sangeetha Karthikeyan
Reliance (India)

22. Processing-Dependent Polymer Chain Orientation In HDPE Pipes After Biaxial Drawing In The Solid-State
Ralf Kleppinger
SABIC (Netherlands)

23. Novel approaches to compositional analysis of mixed polyolefins for recycling applications
Pia Klingenberg
Fraunhofer LBF Institute (Germany)

24. Electrifying the world of polyolefins: exploring the electrical properties of these versatile materials
Dirk Lellinger
Fraunhofer LBF Institute (Germany)

25. GPC-IR analysis of PET and PE-PET blends, a new application field of filter-based IR detector
Esther Lopez
Polymer Char (Spain)

26. Supporting the sustainability of polyolefins by developing analytical methods for recycled materials
Esther Lopez
Polymer Char (Spain)

27. Revealing non-reproducibility in the synthesis of LLDPE using high-temperature size exclusion chromatography coupled with an infrared detector (HT-SEC-IR5)
Hamza Mahmoud Aboelanin
Fraunhofer LBF Institute (Germany)

28. Characterization of chemical composition distribution of ethylene-1-hexene copolymers, which form solution at room temperature
Tibor Macko
Fraunhofer LBF Institute (Germany)

29. Effect of SCBs on Mechanical Performance of Pipe Grade HDPE Exposed to Chlorinated Water
Susan Mantell
Univeristy of Minnesota (USA)

30. Reduction of solvent consumption in polyolefin characterization techniques
Alberto Ortín
Polymer Char (Spain)

31. Moving from TCB to oDCB in CRYSTEX QC
Alberto Ortín
Polymer Char (Spain)

32. Automated measurement of intrinsic viscosity of synthetic polymers using new versatile automated instrumentation
Alberto Ortín
Polymer Char (Spain)

33. Application of Machine Learning on Estimation of Propylene Polymerization Conditions in a Two-Reactors System
Jirayu Pornjaturawit
Kasetsart University (Thailand)

34. A combined SSA – NMR - HT 2DLC approach to elucidate compositional differences in impact PP materials
Sara Ronca
SABIC (Netherlands)

35. Mathematical Modeling of High Temperature Thermal Gradient and Solvent Gradient Interaction Chromatography (HT-TGIC and HT-SGIC) of Polyethylene and Ethylene/1-Olefin Copolymers
Worapath Sirithong
Kasetsart University (Thailand)

36. Fast Evaluation of Process Stabilization by Means of Online-Rheology
Bernd Steinhoff
Fraunhofer LBF Institute

37. Characterization of POE Fractions by Cryo-TREF
Qiansu YIN
ExxonMobil Asia Pacific Research & Development Co. Ltd. (China)

38. Identification of polyethylene degradation at high gas pressures using cross fractionation chromatography
Jana Zimmerman
University of Clausthal

DISCUSSION PANEL ON UHMWPE SAMPLES

The Technical Program will include a panel on the challenges of UHMWPE samples discussed by experts in the matter. For more information visit this link.

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