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    Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)

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    This document provides information about polyvinyl chloride (PVC), including its uses, production process, advantages, and underlying safety benefits. It states that PVC is a thermoplastic polymer formed from the addition polymerization of vinyl chloride monomer. It is used widely in applications like pipes, insulation, medical tubing, roofing, and more. The document outlines how PVC is produced from raw materials like crude oil, natural gas and salt. It notes that PVC is economical, durable, recyclable, and helps make products safer while allowing widespread access due to its cost effectiveness.

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    This document provides information about polyvinyl chloride (PVC), including its uses, production process, advantages, and underlying safety benefits. It states that PVC is a thermoplastic polymer formed from the addition polymerization of vinyl chloride monomer. It is used widely in applications like pipes, insulation, medical tubing, roofing, and more. The document outlines how PVC is produced from raw materials like crude oil, natural gas and salt. It notes that PVC is economical, durable, recyclable, and helps make products safer while allowing widespread access due to its cost effectiveness.

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    This document provides information about polyvinyl chloride (PVC), including its uses, production process, advantages, and underlying safety benefits. It states that PVC is a thermoplastic polymer formed from the addition polymerization of vinyl chloride monomer. It is used widely in applications like pipes, insulation, medical tubing, roofing, and more. The document outlines how PVC is produced from raw materials like crude oil, natural gas and salt. It notes that PVC is economical, durable, recyclable, and helps make products safer while allowing widespread access due to its cost effectiveness.

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    Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)

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    This document provides information about polyvinyl chloride (PVC), including its uses, production process, advantages, and underlying safety benefits. It states that PVC is a thermoplastic polymer formed from the addition polymerization of vinyl chloride monomer. It is used widely in applications like pipes, insulation, medical tubing, roofing, and more. The document outlines how PVC is produced from raw materials like crude oil, natural gas and salt. It notes that PVC is economical, durable, recyclable, and helps make products safer while allowing widespread access due to its cost effectiveness.

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    Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)

    Presented by :

    Slamet
    Much. Malik
    Besse Titing K
    Arik Aprilliyanto

    Gadjah Mada University


    Master Of Engineering System
    POLYMER
    Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
    PVC is a thermoplastic polymer which is
    formed from addition polymerization
    reaction from its monomer that is etil
    chloride (Vinyl Cloride Monomer)

    flexible hoses electrical cable


    and tubing
    waterbed insulation

    roofing
    plastics layer
    membranes
    The advantages of PVC
    1. Polyvinyl Chloride is one of plastic materials
    that is commonly used in daily life
    2. PVC’s resin is often given in powder form and
    it is possible in long term storage because of its
    resistant of oxidation and degradation
    3. PVC saves energy and reduces CO2 emissions
    4. PVC building products are highly durable
    5. PVC is inherently recyclable
    6. Much more....
    How’s PVC made ?

    The major raw materials used to make PVC resin are all natural - crude oil, natural gas and salt. Ethylene
    gas is made from crude oil and natural gas; Chlorine gas is made from salt. These gasses are then
    chemically reacted to form ethylene dichloride (EDC). The EDC is heated to produce two gasses:
    hydrogen chloride (HCl) and vinyl chloride monomer (VCM).
    The VCM is then converted to PVC resin by means of a chemical reaction called polymerization.
    The PVC resin is then blended with additives such as UV inhibitors, impact modifiers, stabilizers,
    pigments and plasticizers to produce PVC for fencing
    Presentase PVC Application uses
    PVC is a material that is more economical
    PVC products make life safer, more comfortable and more enjoyable. And,
    because PVC has a very good ratio of economic cost to performance, it allows
    people of all income levels access to benefits is important

    PVC underlying safety


    Wire and cable PVC sheathed electric potential to prevent fatal
    accidents. At the hospital in medical PVC tubing around the world -
    which does not break or stretch - to give fluids and medicine to the
    sick. Car component that uses very strong PVC can reduce the risk of
    injury caused in case of accident

    PVC improve our lives


    PVC has a distinguished role in the beauty and aesthetics. In fashion, furniture
    and all kinds of indoor and outdoor accessories, PVC functional opportunities
    and good design is visually striking and practical fundamentals. In short, a
    society where the benefits of this material. Sometimes invisible but always
    reliable, PVC product makes a difference when it counts.
    Matur Thank You

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