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Lecturer(s)
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Měřínská Dagmar, prof. Ing. Ph.D.
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Course content
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1. Basic properties of polymer materials. 2. Basics of characterization methods for polymers. 3. Basics of methods for evaluating plastics. 4. Basics of rubber evaluation methods. 5. Basic features of rolling, materials, defects, product applications. 6. Basic features of pressing, materials, defects, product applications. 7. Basic features of extrusion, materials, defects, product applications. 8. Basic features of injection molding, materials, defects, product applications. 9. Basic features of shaping, materials, defects, product applications. 10. Basic features of dipping, materials, defects, product applications. 11. Basic features of casting, materials, defects, product applications. 12. Basic features of painting, materials, defects, application of products. 13. Basic features of laminate production, materials, defects, product applications. 14. Basic features of rubber production, materials, defects, product applications.
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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- Preparation for examination
- 120 hours per semester
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| prerequisite |
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| Knowledge |
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| define the basic groups of polymers |
| define the basic groups of polymers |
| explain the position of elastomers and their basic properties |
| explain the position of elastomers and their basic properties |
| explain the concepts of conformation, configuration, tacticity, cis and trans |
| explain the concepts of conformation, configuration, tacticity, cis and trans |
| deduce the influence of the chain structure on the basic properties |
| deduce the influence of the chain structure on the basic properties |
| explain the differences between a semicrystalline and an amorphous polymer |
| explain the differences between a semicrystalline and an amorphous polymer |
| explain the basic differences between elastomers, thermoplastics and reactive plastics |
| explain the basic differences between elastomers, thermoplastics and reactive plastics |
| list examples of polymers from individual groups |
| list examples of polymers from individual groups |
| describe in general the properties of polymers resulting from their structure |
| describe in general the properties of polymers resulting from their structure |
| describe the basic behavior of polymers as a dependence on temperature and various shear deformations |
| describe the basic behavior of polymers as a dependence on temperature and various shear deformations |
| describe the basic rheological behavior, the effect of structure on viscosity |
| describe the basic rheological behavior, the effect of structure on viscosity |
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| demonstrate the behavior of polymers during temperature changes |
| demonstrate the behavior of polymers during temperature changes |
| illustrate the behavior of different types of polymers under different types of stress |
| illustrate the behavior of different types of polymers under different types of stress |
| apply knowledge of structure to the choice of practical use |
| apply knowledge of structure to the choice of practical use |
| discuss the composition of lines of basic production technologies in the polymer industry |
| discuss the composition of lines of basic production technologies in the polymer industry |
| learning outcomes |
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| can describe in general the issue of polymer processing in the form of melt or other liquid systems |
| can describe in general the issue of polymer processing in the form of melt or other liquid systems |
| can summarize the basic types of stresses arising during processing and their effect on the properties of polymers |
| can summarize the basic types of stresses arising during processing and their effect on the properties of polymers |
| he orients himself in the basic features of individual technologies and possible problems to be solved |
| he orients himself in the basic features of individual technologies and possible problems to be solved |
| has an overview of the reason for using individual parts of the line for the final appearance and properties of the product |
| has an overview of the reason for using individual parts of the line for the final appearance and properties of the product |
| can characterize the basic features of individual processing technologies in connection with the shape and complexity of the desired product |
| can characterize the basic features of individual processing technologies in connection with the shape and complexity of the desired product |
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| deduces the technology used for production from the finished product |
| deduces the technology used for production from the finished product |
| can discuss potential defects, their causes and ways to eliminate them in the finished product |
| can discuss potential defects, their causes and ways to eliminate them in the finished product |
| can discuss the appropriateness of the chosen technology for a specific assigned product |
| can discuss the appropriateness of the chosen technology for a specific assigned product |
| is able to apply a comprehensive set of knowledge of materials to the choice of the right technology |
| is able to apply a comprehensive set of knowledge of materials to the choice of the right technology |
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| Lecturing |
| Lecturing |
| Methods for working with texts (Textbook, book) |
| Methods for working with texts (Textbook, book) |
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| Practice exercises |
| Practice exercises |
| Dialogic (Discussion, conversation, brainstorming) |
| Dialogic (Discussion, conversation, brainstorming) |
| Individual work of students |
| Individual work of students |
| assessment methods |
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| Preparation of a presentation |
| Preparation of a presentation |
| Analysis of a presentation given by the student |
| Analysis of a presentation given by the student |
| Written examination |
| Written examination |
| Oral examination |
| Oral examination |
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Recommended literature
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AGASSANT, J.F., AVENAS, P., CARREAU, P., VERGNES, B., VINCENT, M. Polymer Processing: Principles and Modeling. 2nd Ed.. Munich: Hanser Publishers, 2017. ISBN 9781569906057.
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BAIRD, D.G., COLLIAS, D.I. Polymer Processing: Principles and Design. 2nd Ed. xv, 393 s.. Hoboken, New Jersey: Wiley, 2014. ISBN 9780470930588.
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DUCHÁČEK, V. Polymery: výroba, vlastnosti, zpracování, použití. Praha: VŠCHT, 2006. ISBN 8070806176.
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HAUSNEROVÁ, B., PAVLÍNEK, V. Fyzika polymerů: Laboratorní cvičení. Zlín: UTB, 2003. ISBN 80-7318-157-6.
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MICHLER, G.H., BALTÁ, C.F.J. Mechanical Properties of Polymers based on Nanostructure and Morphology. CRC Press, 2005. ISBN 1574447718.
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ŠŇUPÁREK, J. Makromolekulární chemie: úvod do chemie a technologie polymerů. Pardubice: UPa, 2019. ISBN 9788073951665.
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ZEMAN, L. Vstřikování plastů Teorie a praxe. Praha: Grada Publishing, 2018.
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