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Troubleshooting Guide – Linear Polyethylene Problem Possible Cause Suggested Remedy 5. Warped Parts Uneven cooling caused by clogged water nozzles • Check and clean nozzles on a periodic schedule. Watch spray pattern around mold during rotation. Should be light, enveloping and even. Cont’d Over-cured part. Degradation of the resin due to high temperature and/or excessively long heating cyles • Decrease oven temperature or heating cycle, or purge part with inert gas (nitrogen). Highly underfused part. Some degree of underfusion is advisable especially in the case of low melt index resins to prevent degradation. However, highly underfused parts can cause significant loss in impact strength • Increase oven temperature or total heating cycle. • Increase heat-transfer rate by using thinner mold walls, or make the mold from material with greater heat- transfer coefficient, e.g. steel- aluminum-copper. 17

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