Online Training - How Polyol Selection affects PU Performance
Sasipong Boonlom
Director at TechnoBiz (Polyurethanes, Foams, Adhesives & Coatings) (Polyurethane Business Network)
TechnoBiz is hosting a short online training program on "How Polyol Selection affects PU Performance" for the benefit of polyurethane professionals across the world. This program is presented by Dr. Joseph Marcinko, a well-experienced polyurethane scientist.
Polyols are the largest volume raw material used in polyurethanes. Cost and Performance are the two biggest factors for determining the best polyol for a specific polyurethane application. The polyol’s reactivity, based on the position of the OH groups, the ester or ether chemistry, the linearity, and the aromatic vs. aliphatic chemistry all play a part in defining PU properties and performance for a particular polyurethane application. This program is designed to provide the polyurethane formulator with a fundamental understanding of how these factors should be considered when formulating polyurethanes from a Structure/Property perspective.
The program content includes # Discussions of molecular architecture # Polyol types and their molecular structure: Polyether polyols, Polyester Polyols, Specialty polyols # Advantages and Disadvantages of polyol types # Morphology and molecular motion # Hydrogen bonding within polyurethanes # Discussion of specific polyurethane examples and the measurement of their physical properties.
Upcoming Schedules
The program length is 90 min. CET is Central Europe Time, EST - Eastern Time USA
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Registration Fee & Procedure:
Please click on this link : https://knowhow-webinars.com/web/14/How-Polyol-Selection-Affects-PU-Performance or visit www.knowhow-webinars.com
Speaker Profile: Joseph Marcinko, Ph.D. Principal Scientist and President of Polymer Synergies LLC. Dr. Marcinko has over 35 years of industrial R&D, research management, and academic experience. His interests and expertise are in the areas of polyurethane chemistry, bio-polymers, adhesion science, wood composites, polymer characterization, solid-state NMR spectroscopy, and polymer structure-property relationships. He is an adjunct professor and a developer of industrial short courses related to polyurethane and polymer chemistry, adhesion science, and industrial problem-solving. Dr. Marcinko has authored over 50 peer-reviewed publications and has 17 patents and 2 patents pending. Educational Summary: Ph.D. - Chemistry, The University of Akron, Akron, OH, 1992; M.S. - Chemistry, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH, 1990; B.S. - Chemistry; B.S. - Biology, King's College, Wilkes-Barre, PA, 1983
Contact Address for Assistance
Peram Prasada Rao, TechnoBiz, Thailand (EMail: [email protected] / WhatsApp/Tel: +66-89-489 0525)