WO1998002480A1 - Verfahren zur herstellung aliphatischer polyester - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to an aliphatic polyester and / or copolyester obtained from a polyreaction of at least one monomer from the group of lactides, lactones, cyclic carbonates and cyclic anhydrides, and a process for its preparation.
- melt-stable, aliphatic polyesters and / or copolyesters and especially lactide-based polyesters are receiving increasing attention, as standard plastics competing with the conventional petrochemical polymers used in the form of packaging, paper coatings, threads, foams, foils, etc. can-
- the long-known high molecular weight aliphatic polyesters which result from the ring opening polymerization of cyclic compounds such as 1,4-dioxane-2,6-dione (Glycolld) and 3,5-dimethyl-1,4-dioxane-2,6-dione (actid) can be produced, but are sensitive to heat and water.
- This disadvantage was used for the production of therapeutic aids in medicine and pharmacology such as sutures, since this sutures can be easily broken down in the body.
- the production of these high molecular weight lactide polymers and copolymers with the corresponding physical properties is extremely complex and cost-intensive.
- the processes used for the production of such high molecular lactide polymers and copolymers for medicine and pharmacology such as, for example, solvent extraction, are therefore not suitable for replacing petrochemical polymers.
- organometallic and metallic compounds are known to accelerate the ring opening polymerization of lactides, lactones, cyclic anhydrides and cyclic carbonates. These organometallic and metallic compounds control the rate of polymerization, the degree of racemization, the content of residual monomer in the polymer obtained and the polymer composition. Disadvantageously, these organometallic and metallic compounds also promote side reactions such as inter- and intramolecular transesterification reactions in aliphatic polyesters and copolyesters. Such adverse side reactions can also occur in the subsequent thermal treatment and processing of the polymer obtained.
- Intramolecular transesterification reactions form gaseous degradation products as well as monomers and cyclic oligomers, which causes a broadening of the molecular weight distribution, a lowering of the molecular weight, a limited monomer conversion into the polymer and a weight loss of the polymer when heated.
- a pronounced disadvantage here is that the polymerization time is extended to such an extent that the aliphatic polyester and / or copolyester has to be produced in a two-stage process, the prepolymerization taking place in a reactor in a first stage, followed by the polymerization in a second stage in a more reactive manner Extrusion takes place, the resulting polymer then having to be purified to remove remaining monomers.
- the polymerization could also be carried out in a one-step process in reactive extrusion (WO 91/05001 and US 5 292 859).
- the polyesters based on them based on lactide and lactone, have low thermal stability, so that a reduction in the molecular weight cannot be prevented by adding metal deactivators when the polymers obtained are processed.
- the object of the present invention is to develop aliphatic polyesters and / or copolyesters which have a rapid polymerization, so that these in a one-step process can be produced. Furthermore, it is an object of the present invention to provide a corresponding process for producing the aliphatic polyesters and / or copolyesters according to the invention.
- M is a metal selected from group 3-12 of the periodic table and from the elements AI, Ga, In, Tl, Sn, Pb, Sb and Bi, (X ⁇ , X 2 • * • ⁇ m ⁇ e ⁇ n substituent, selected from one of the compound classes of alkyls, aryls, oxides, carboxylates, halides, alkoxides and compounds with elements from groups 15 and / or 16 of the periodic table, an integer in the range from 1 to 6, and n one means integer in the range from 0 to 6 and further
- Y is an element selected from group 15 or 16 of the periodic table, (R ⁇ , 2 ••• R Q ) a substituent selected from one of the compound classes of alkyls, aryls, oxides, halides, oxyalkyls, aminoalkyls, thioalkyls , Phenoxides, aminoaryls, thioaryls, q an integer in the range from 1 to 6, and p represents an integer ranging from 0 to 6.
- An advantage of these aliphatic polyesters and / or copolyesters according to the invention is that they have a high polymerization rate, which enables inexpensive production in a one-step process.
- the initiation system consisting of catalyst and cocatalyst can advantageously remain in the polymer matrix without adding a special deactivator or having to carry out an extraction.
- the molar ratio of the cocatalyst to the catalyst is preferably selected in the range from 100: 1 to 1: 100. With such a molar ratio, the catalytic activity of the catalyst / cocatalyst system is sufficiently high that the kinetic requirements for a production of the aliphatic polyester and / or copolyester according to the invention are met in a one-step process.
- the catalyst comprises a tin-containing compound.
- tin catalysts have the highest polymerization rate.
- the catalyst in particular advantageously comprises Sn-bis (2-ethyl hexanoate), since it is commercially available at low cost, is not very sensitive to oxygen and moisture in comparison to other tin compounds and, moreover, has been approved by the FDA as a food additive. This enables its use in packaging materials for food.
- the cocatalyst preferably comprises a phosphorus compound, in particular ( ⁇ , R 2 , R3.3 with R ⁇ , R 2 , R3 selected from the class of aryls and alkyls. These significantly increase the activity of the catalyst / cocatalyst system and thus increase the rate of polymerization.
- P (Ph) 3 is selected as the cocatalyst.
- the reaction mixture preferably comprises Sn bis (2-ethylhexanoate) as catalyst and P (Ph) as cocatalyst.
- This catalyst / cocatalyst combination enables a high polymerization rate of the aliphatic polyester and / or copolyester according to the invention.
- the molar ratio of the catalyst Sn bis (2-ethylhexanoate) to the cocatalyst P (Ph) 3 1: 1 is particularly preferred. With such a molar ratio, there is advantageously a very high catalytic activity, as a result of which the polymerization rate increases further and a one-step process for producing the polyester and copolyester according to the invention can be carried out even more advantageously.
- the aliphatic polyester and / or copolyester according to the invention in particular comprises a stabilizer. This largely prevents radical chain termination reactions and also depolymerization reactions, both during the polymerization process and during further processing in the melt.
- the stabilizer is added to the aliphatic polyester and / or copolyester according to the invention either after the polymerization process or at the beginning of the polymerization process, the latter alternative being preferred.
- the stabilizer particularly preferably comprises organophosphites, phenolic compounds or mixtures thereof.
- Organophosphites and phenolic compounds or mixtures thereof do not negatively influence the polymerization kinetics. As a result, they do not lead to a reduction in the polymerization rate, which has negative effects on the feasibility.
- speed of a one-step process for producing the aliphatic polyester and copolyester according to the invention Bis (2,4-di-t-butylphenyl) pentaerythriol diphosphite is preferably used here as a stabilizer, since this is also approved by the FDA for contact with food and therefore the aliphatic polyester and / or copolyester according to the invention also for packaging Food can be used.
- the stabilizer is preferably contained in a proportion of less than two parts by weight per 20 parts by weight of monomer, particularly preferably less than one part by weight per 100 parts by weight of monomer.
- a moderator for controlling the molecular weight is preferably included. This is advantageous since the physical properties of the aliphatic polyester and / or copolyester according to the invention, such as, for example, modulus of elasticity, tensile strength, elongation at break, impact resistance and flexural modulus, reach a maximum plateau at a specific average molecular weight.
- the desired properties of the aliphatic polyester and copolyester according to the invention can thus be set and controlled in a targeted manner.
- the moderator is preferably selected from phenols, alcohols, mono- or dihydric amines, thiols and multifunctional hydrogen compounds or multifunctional polymers formed from these classes of compounds. These can also be present as impurities in the monomer, which is advantageous since the required purity of the monomer used can be reduced to a defined level, as a result of which expensive cleaning steps of the monomer can be avoided.
- the aliphatic polyester and / or copolyester according to the invention preferably contains a filler and / or reinforcing material.
- the filler and / or reinforcing material is particularly preferably provided with reactive end groups for moderating the molecular weight of the polyester and copolyester according to the invention. This enables simple coupling of the filler and / or reinforcing material to the polymer according to the invention.
- the fillers and / or reinforcing materials can be added and incorporated both at the beginning, during and after the polymerization.
- the aliphatic polyester and / or copolyester according to the invention is particularly characterized in that the molecular weight is between 30,000 and 300,000 g / mol, preferably between 80,000 and 200,000 g / mol, and in that the molecular weight distribution is ⁇ 2.0.
- the aliphatic polyester and / or copolyester according to the invention has very good physical properties with respect to, for example, the modulus of elasticity and the flexural modulus.
- the specified ranges for the molecular weight furthermore influence the viscosity and the degradation conditions of the polymer and the selection of the methods used for the further processing of the polymer melt.
- the monomer content in the polymer is less than 5% by weight, preferably less than 2% by weight. In this way, harmful influences on the equipment used in the subsequent processing of the polymer melt, for example impairment of the equipment by free acid still present, are avoided. If necessary, the reaction mixture is degassed in order to further lower the remaining monomer content.
- the molar ratio between the monomer used or a mixture of monomers and the catalyst / cocatalyst mixture is preferably at least 5000: 1.
- the monomer or a mixture of monomers preferably has a free acid content of at most 10 mequ / kg and a water content of at most 200 ppm. Therefore, as the starting material for the aliphatic polyester and / or copolyester according to the invention, no complex, and thus expensive, monomer is required as starting material.
- the present invention further relates to a method according to the invention for producing aliphatic polyesters and / or copolyesters with an extrusion machine, which is characterized in that
- M is a metal selected from Group 3-12 of the Periodic Table and from the elements Al, Ga, In, Tl, Sn, Pb, Sb and Bi
- (X ⁇ , X 2 X m ) is a substituent selected from one of the Classes of compounds of alkyls, aryls, oxides, carboxylates, halides, alkoxides and compounds with elements from groups 15 and / or 16 of the periodic table
- m an integer in the range from 1 to 6
- n an integer in the range from 0 to 6 means and further
- Y is an element selected from group 15 or 16 of the periodic table, (j, R ••• R Q ) en SulD ⁇ , selected from one of the compound classes of alkyls, aryls, oxides, halides, oxyalkyls, aminoalkyls, Thioalkyls, phenoxides, aminoaryls, thioaryls, q is an integer in the range from 1 to 6, and p is an integer in the range from 0 to 6; and
- the process is a continuous, single-stage, reactive extrusion process.
- This process according to the invention for the production of the aliphatic polyester and / or copolyester according to the invention is particularly advantageous since the aliphatic polyester and / or copolyester according to the invention is obtained in a one-step and continuously carried out extrusion process in a very cost-effective manner with a very good yield and quality of the polymer product. Furthermore, mixing and homogenization of the mixture preferably takes place in the oligomerization phase and pressure build-up with thermal mechanical energy input in the polymerisation phase.
- the extrusion machine will preferably be a co-rotating, tightly intermeshing twin-screw extruder. This enables a large number of changes of location and at the same time pressure build-up with thermal-mechanical energy input. It is also advantageous that a twin-screw extruder made up of screws and cylinder parts is modular, which enables the greatest possible flexibility in a system for producing the aliphatic polyester and copolyester according to the invention for optimal adaptation to the specific polymerization conditions.
- the temperature-controlled sections of the extrusion machine have a temperature in a range between 100 and 230 ° C, preferably between 180 and 195 ° C. Higher temperatures result in discoloration of the polymer end product. Furthermore, a narrow molecular weight distribution of preferably ⁇ 2.0 of the aliphatic polyester and copolyester according to the invention is obtained in these temperature ranges.
- the starting materials monomers and comonomers, catalysts, cocatalysts, moderators, stabilizers, fillers and / or reinforcing materials are mixed;
- this mixture is metered into the extrusion machine
- the polymer obtained is continuously polymerized and discharged.
- the polymer obtained is molded.
- the mixture is preferably metered into the extrusion machine gravimetrically, but can also be done volumetrically.
- the gravimetric metering has the advantage that even irregularly shaped filling material can be metered into the extrusion machine simply and constantly.
- the polymer obtained is preferably solidified by cooling after discharge, the cooling preferably taking place on a conveyor belt with air.
- the polymer obtained in this way is preferably shaped into plastic granules in a granulator, which is a common form of sale for polymers.
- the polymer obtained can also be produced in other sales forms.
- the moderator, the stabilizer, the fillers and / or reinforcing materials are preferably added separately to the mixture in the process according to the invention. This gives the possibility of being able to exert a greater influence on the polymer reaction.
- both the moderator and all other starting materials can be metered in individually, just as the corresponding metering points can also be spatially separated from one another.
- the viscosity of the polymer and / or copolymer is determined by means of an in-line or on-line infrared measurement by means of an in-line or on-line measurement of the monomer conversion of the polymer obtained .
- These data are preferably used for direct regulation of the process parameters and / or control of the amount added by the moderator.
- the remaining monomer content in the polymer can preferably be reduced by a degassing unit in the extrusion machine. As a result, the monomer content in the polymer can advantageously be reduced further.
- FIG. 1 a process concept for the production of the polyester and / or copolyester according to the invention
- FIG. 2 a screw concept for the twin-screw extruder for producing the polyester and / or copolyester according to the invention with a conveying direction from left to right (corresponding to 52 to 56);
- Figure 3 a measuring nozzle and control unit, which close the twin-screw extruder.
- Example 1 Catalysts for aliphatic polyesters and / or copolyesters
- the monomer conversion was determined by FTIR spectroscopy using a calibration of the ratio of polylactide (PIA) to lactide (LA) ([PIA] / [LA]) to the ratio of A i323 / A 35 and using - "- H NMR spectroscopy in CDCl 3 at 25 ° C, the relative intensities of the monomer and polymer methine groups have been checked.
- the molecular weight of the polylactide was ⁇ in CHCl 3 at 35 C by using a Waters 610 liquid chromatograph determined.
- the polymerization took place in a previously flamed out and nitrogen-flushed 25 ml ampoule, which is provided with an entrance closed by a septum.
- 25 ml ampoule which is provided with an entrance closed by a septum.
- the vials were evacuated and purged twice with nitrogen before adding the catalyst dissolved in toluene or tetrahydrofuran through the septum with stainless steel needle syringes.
- the solvents were evaporated under reduced pressure, the ampoules sealed and placed in a thermostatic oven. The ampoules were removed from the oven at certain times, cooled with cold water, the tip was broken off and the contents were dissolved in CHCI3.
- the tin residues were extracted by washing the organic layer successively with aqueous HCl solution (0.1 molar) and twice with deionized water. In order to determine the monomer conversion by means of FTIR spectroscopy, a part of the solution was removed and evaporated in a KBr cell, the remaining solution was poured into cold methanol. The polymer was thus recovered by precipitation and dried to constant weight under vacuum.
- Polylactide made using Sn (II) catalysts, polymerizes fastest compared to other compounds (Table 1).
- Table 1 Influence of the catalyst metal-2, 4-pentanedionato-0.0 'on the kinetics of L-lactide polymerization in the melt at 180 ° C. with an initial molar ratio between monomer and metal of 1000: 1.
- M n number average molecular weight; and molecular weight distribution at the maximum monomer conversion M n QQ , determined with SEC (Site Exclusion Chromatography) in CHCI3.
- Example 2 Lactide polymerization, catalyzed by Sn bis (2-ethylhexanoate).
- the degree of conversion was determined by FTIR spectroscopy (Reference is a lactide-polylactide calibration) and reaches a maximum plateau between 95% and> 99% after 3 hours for an initial molar ratio of L-lactide and Sn-bis (2-ethylhexanoate) ([L-LA] 0 [Sn] ) of 100: 1, after 17h for an ELIA] 0 / [Sn] ratio of 1000 and after 50h for an [L-La] 0 / [Sn] -
- Ratio of 10000 1- The molecular weight reaches a plateau at approximately 200000 g / mol after 15 hours and increases again as the reaction time increases. The molecular weight decreases with increasing catalyst content. Increasing the polymerization temperature at a constant initial molar monomer Sn (II) ratio also increases the polymerization rate. (Table 2, entries 4 to 7). The molecular weight passes through a maximum in the entire temperature range and then decreases again. The increase in the polymerization further contributes to reduce the maximum attainable molecular weight and to decrease the maximum monomer conversion of 98% at 150 ⁇ C to 96% at 180 ° C.
- Table 2 Influence of the initial molar ratio between monomer and Sn-bis (2-ethylhexanoate) and the polymerization temperature on the kinetics of L-lactide polymerization in the melt.
- Example 3 Influence of triphenylphosphine P (Ph) 3 as cocatalyst on the kinetics of L-lactide polymerization, catalyzed by Sn-bis (2-ethylhexanoate).
- Table 3 Influence of triphenylphosphine P (Ph) 3 as cocatalyst on L-lactide polymerization, catalyzed by Sn-bis (2-ethylhexanoate) at 130 ° C and 180 ° C ([a] Sn (0ct) 2 , [ b] Sn (0ct) 2 • P (Ph) 3 ).
- Example 4 Influence of the catalyst / cocatalyst concentration on the kinetics of the L-lactide polymerization.
- Example 5 Influence of the molar ratio () of catalyst to cocatalyst on the polymerization kinetics of L-lactide
- Table 4 shows the dependence of the number average molecular weight of polylactide and the monomer conversion on (m), which is defined as [Sn-bis (2ethylhexanoate)] / [P (Ph) 3], for an initial molar ratio between L-lactide and Sn - bis (2-ethylhexanoate) of 5000: 1 and a reaction time of 10 or 25 min. Increasing the ratio (m) above 1 has no positive influence on the polymerization rate of L-lactide.
- Table 4 Influence of the initial molar ratio () between triphenylphosphine and Sn-bis (2-ethylhexanoate) on the polymerization of L-lactide at a temperature of 180 ° C and a [L-La] Q / [Sn] ratio from 5000: 1.
- Weight loss determined with TGA from the slope of the linear part of the time-dependent function of the weight loss at 210 ° C in an air atmosphere.
- nb not determined.
- the occurrence of depolymerization reactions increases with increasing reactivity of the catalyst system with regard to the ring opening polymerization (cf. Examples 1 to 3).
- Example 7 Dependence of the degradation rate of poly (L-lactide) on the initial molar ratio between monomer and the equimolar complex Sn-bis (2-ethylhexanoate) -triphenylphosphine.
- Example 8 Influence of various stabilizers on the thermal stability of polylactides which contain Sn bis (2-ethylhexanoate) triphenylphosphine.
- IRGANOX MD 1010 from Ciba Geigy (etrakis (methylene 3- (3 ', 5'-di-t-butyl-4' -hydroxy (phenyl) proprionate Jmethane), ULTRANOX from GE Specialty Chemicals (Bis (2, 4-di- t-butylphenyl) pentaerythritol aliphosphite) and mixtures of the two were used as stabilizers and / or metal deactivators, and the hydroxyl chain end groups were also changed by esterification.
- An amorphous poly L, L-lactide-co-meso- Lactide) Stereocopoly er (92: 8), which is an equimolar catalyst
- Table 7 shows the thermal stability of the polylactide as a function of the modifications made. With the exception of entry 5, one-stage thermal degradation is observed. Acetylation and esterification of the hydroxyl end groups of the polylactide by succinic anhydride do not result in a significant increase in thermal stability (entries 2 and 3). IRGANOX and IRGANO -rich stabilizers are also Mixer mixtures not effective for this polylactide. In contrast, the degradation rate decreases to an acceptable level with ULTRANOX as the main part of a stabilizer mixture (weight loss ⁇ 17% min -1 -10 3 or 1% during the first hour). ULTRANOX does not interfere with the lactide polymerization catalyzed by Sn (II) based catalysts. Therefore ULTRANOX can be added at the beginning of the ring opening polymerization (see Example 9)
- Table 7 TGA measurements of modified polylactides containing an equimolar Sn-bis (2-ethylhexanoate) / triphenylphosphine complex with an initial molar monomer - tin ratio of 5000: 1.
- MDT maximum decomposition temperature, defined by the turning point of the temperature-dependent weight loss at a heating rate of 10 K / min in an air atmosphere.
- Tg5 temperature, which corresponds to a weight loss of 5% by weight in the temperature-dependent weight loss curve at a heating rate of OK / min under an air atmosphere.
- Example 9 Influence of ULTRANOX on the polymerization kinetics and the thermal stability of polylactide, produced with Sn-bis (2-ethylhexanoate).
- thermogravimetric measurements were carried out with poly (lactide) samples containing different amounts of ULTRANOX and polymerized with an initial molar monomer-tin ratio of 1000: 1. In the presence of such large amounts of Sn (II) catalyst, the addition of larger amounts of U1TRAN0X cannot prevent the occurrence of transesterification reactions (Table 8).
- T-L, T2 turning points of the temperature-dependent weight loss curve at a heating rate of lOK / min in an air atmosphere.
- thermogravimetric measurement is characterized by a two-stage weight loss. A clear shift in the two turning points was observed when the amount of ULTRANOX was increased. Increasing the ULTRANOX content increases the polymer weight loss, expressed here as weight loss after 1 hour. Based on the kinetic requirements for a one-stage polymerization process and the need for sufficient melt stability of the resulting polymers, no balance can be found between the catalytic activity of Sn bis (2-ethylhexanoate) against the polymerization and the depolymerization.
- Hexanoic acid on the course of lactide polymerization Various amounts of the moderators 2-ethylhexanoate (Oct) and hexanoic acid (HS), which had previously been dried for 48 h over BaO and 48 h over MgS ⁇ , were mixed with L-lactide and an equimolar Sn-bis (2-ethylhexanoate) / triphenylphosphine Complex added with an initial molar monomer-tin ratio of 5000: 1. The polymerizations were carried out with stirring in sealed glass ampoules at 180 ° C. for 1.77 hours. The monomer conversion and the molecular parameters of the resulting polymers are listed in Table 9.
- the influence of the monomer purity on the molecular weight of the polylactide obtained and on the kinetics of the polymerization were investigated.
- the polymerization was carried out in closed glass ampoules at 180 ° C. for an initial molar ratio of monomer to Sn-bis (2-ethylhexanoate) / triphenylphosphine complex of 5000: 1 and different lactide purities.
- the purity of the lactide was determined by potentiometric If the lactide purity decreases, the molecular weight and the polymerization time decrease slightly, for example the molecular weight reaches 245,000 g / mol with a remaining acidity of 2 mequ / kg and 79,000 g / mol with an acidity of 16 mequ / kg.
- Example 12 Time and temperature dependence of the molecular parameters of the polymers obtained.
- Table 10 shows the time dependence of the molecular weight and the molecular weight distribution when heated by an amorphous poly (L, L-lactide-co-meso-lactide) stereocopolymer (92: 8) to different temperatures under an air atmosphere.
- the molecular weight parameters were determined using SEC in CHCI3, with
- Example 13 Thermal and physical properties of some copolymers of L-lactide.
- Table 11 shows the thermal and physical properties of some typical lactide-based polymers. Lactide stereopolymers were polymerized with an equi-ocular Sn-bis (2-ethylhexanoate) / triphenylphosphine complex at 180 ° C in sealed glass ampoules for an initial molar ratio between monomer and tin of 1000: 1 and one Response time of 0.5 h with constant stirring. The copolymerization of L-lactide and ⁇ -caprolactone was carried out accordingly for a monomer-tin ratio of 5000: 1 and a polymerization time of 4 hours. After removal of tin residues by solvent extraction (see Example 1), the samples were melted and 5 min.
- a system diagram of process engineering system 10 as shown in FIG. 1 for continuous polymerization by single-stage reactive extrusion of poly (L-lactide) is described below.
- a co-rotating, tightly intermeshing twin-screw extruder 16 from Berstorff (ZE 25) was selected as the extrusion machine.
- ZE 25 Berstorff
- 2 kg of L-lactide were poured into a large glass flask, which had previously been flamed out and flooded twice with nitrogen. With the aid of a syringe with a stainless steel needle, the catalyst / cocatalyst system dissolved in toluene was added to the L-lactide through a rubber septum which closes the glass bulb.
- 700 g / h was chosen as the mass throughput for the polymerization, ie the gravimetric metering throws 700 g / h of the monomer-catalyst / cocatalyst mixture into a feed hopper 14 of the twin-screw extruder 16. This hopper 14 is also flushed from below in countercurrent with dried nitrogen.
- FIG. 2 shows the screw concept which was used in this example.
- the twin-screw extruder 16 used has a screw diameter of 25 mm and a length / diameter ratio of 48 and is therefore one of the longer twin-screw extruders which, because of their length, are preferred for reactive preparation and thus also for the desired polymerization.
- the twin-screw extruder 16 has both a modular screw and a modular structure made up of several housings 50. The first two housings of the screw rotating at 100 revolutions / minute are not heated, so that the solid monomer in the elements with a large conveying angle is conveyed into the machine relatively quickly. The third housing is used to melt the raw materials at smaller conveying angles of the screw elements and at elevated temperatures.
- the subsequent toothed disks work like knives that cut against each other and have the effect that the material flow is broken down into new partial flows and new neighborhoods are created in the polymer melt. These shear and mixing combinations are each blocked against the flow.
- the further the polymerization progressed the more vigorously the barrier was chosen - first with a counter-promoting kneading block, then with a combination of counter-promoting kneading block and counter-promoting screw element and finally through a blister element that achieves the strongest resistance.
- the purpose of these melt brakes is to keep the material in the mixing elements for as long as possible, to increase the degree of filling in them and thus to improve the mixing effect.
- the melt becomes more viscous and the more important is the thorough mixing for the polymerization process, since the potential partners for polymerization become fewer. That is why the backflow elements are tightened in every mixing combination in order to achieve a better mixing effect.
- thermodynamic equilibrium is not necessarily the same as in an experiment with the same starting conditions in a glass ampoule due to the increased pressure and the thermal-mechanical energy input.
- the finished polymer emerges from a circular nozzle and, if the monomer content is still above 1% by weight, can be freed of the monomer still present at low pressure with the subsequent degassing unit 18.
- the still molten, highly viscous polymer thus formed is cooled on a conveyor belt 20 with air cooling and granulated in a subsequent granulator 22 and bagged for further processing.
- Table 12 two poly (L-lactides) are juxtaposed for comparison.
- One (Table 12, entry 2) is polymerized according to the process technology described at a housing temperature of 180 ° C
- the other (Table 12, entry 1) is polymerized at 180 ⁇ C according to Example 1 in the glass ampoule.
- Example 15 Continuous polymerization by single-stage reactive extrusion of melt-stable poly (L-lactide) in a co-rotating, closely intermeshing twin-screw extruder.
- Lactide and the equimolar Sn-bis (2-ethylhexanoate) / triphenylphosphine complex with [L-LaJ Q / CSn] 5000 now 1% by weight ULTRANOX added as a stabilizer.
- the mass throughput is 700g / h
- the housing temperatures are 180 ° C
- the speed is 100 rpm.
- the analysis results of the melt-stable polymer produced in this way are shown in Table 13 with the some of the unstabilized polymer produced in Example 14.
- Ratio [L-La] 0 / [Sn] 5000, 180 ° C housing temperature, 100 rpm speed).
- the most striking feature of the melt-stable polymer obtained with 1% by weight of ULTRANOX is the significantly lower and lighter coloration, which indicates significantly lower depolymerization reactions.
- Both the stabilized and the non-stabilized polymer show 99% monomer conversion, ie the polymerization is complete and degassing of the polymer obtained is no longer necessary.
- the stabilized polymer has a higher number average molecular weight and a narrower molecular weight distribution, ie without a stabilizer, intermolecular transesterification reactions take place in the extrusion machine, which are significantly reduced when 1% by weight of ULTRANOX is added.
- Example 17 Process engineering concept of an in-line rheometric viscosity determination of the polymerized polymer from a single-stage reactive extrusion and regulation of the polymerization by changing the nozzle resistance and / or the addition amount of moderators which influence the molecular weight.
- FIG. 3 shows the nozzle region 30 of the twin-screw extruder 16 used.
- the polymer then passes from the twin-screw extruder 16 into a gear pump 32, the speed of which is infinitely variable with a potentiometer. In the stationary state, this has the same polymer throughput as the twin-screw extruder 16.
- a gear pump 32 the speed of which is infinitely variable with a potentiometer. In the stationary state, this has the same polymer throughput as the twin-screw extruder 16.
- there is a flat slot capillary 34 with a temperature sensor 36 in the vicinity of the melt or directly in the melt, as well as two pressure measuring points 38 and 40 Pressure drop over the capillaries 34 can be determined and thus the wall shear stress ⁇ w can be determined according to equation 1.
- the associated shear rate ⁇ in the flat slot capillaries can be calculated from the known polymer throughput and the geometry data of the flat slot capillaries 34 according to equation 2.
- ⁇ app (6-C z -n z ) / (bh 2 ) (equation 2)
- a polymer with a certain viscosity is characterized by the shear rate and the shear stress at a certain temperature.
- the polymerization process can thus be regulated with knowledge of the molecular weight and the molecular weight distribution.
- the addition amount of a moderator for influencing the molecular weight can be controlled, ie should the viscosity and thus the molecular weight of the resulting polymer decrease, the addition of the moderator is throttled, so that the molecular weight and thus the viscosity of the melt increased again to the desired level.
- Example 18 Process engineering concept of an online
- FTIR measurement to determine the monomer conversion in the polymerized polymer from a one-step reactive extrusion and control of the polymerization by changing the nozzle resistance.
- Example 14 analogously to Example 17, the polymer formed at the end of the twin-screw extruder 16 can be measured by FTIR spectroscopy when it emerges from the die.
- Example 17 in which the entire polymer mass flow was used to determine the rheological properties, only a very small partial flow is required for the characterization by means of FTIR spectroscopy. A short partial flow is therefore taken from the polymer stream shortly before the nozzle via a bypass, which is fed via an electrically heated channel to an IROS 100 transmitted light FTIR spectrometer.
- a signal determined from this is then used via a control circuit to control the nozzle resistance as described in Example 17 via the speed control of the gear pump 32, which functions as a variable resistance nozzle.
- control strategies are thus possible with different efforts, which can also be combined with one another (eg example 17 + example 18).
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