Polymer nano-foams for insulating applications prepared from CO2 foaming

By C. Forest, P. Chaumont, P. Cassagnau, B. Swoboda, Philippe Sonntag. 2015

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Polyurethane Composite Foams in High-Performance Applications: A Review (2018, background): “CO2 is injected into the barrel from a port located in the middle of the extruder([28,29]).”
Nanoporous polymeric materials: A new class of materials with enhanced properties (2016, methodology): “The diverse heat transfer mechanisms in a porous polystyrene with pore sizes both at the micrometer (pore size around 1 lm) and nanometer (two pore sizes used: 250 nm and 100 nm) scale were analyzed theoretically by Forest and coworkers [100].”
A review on physical foaming of thermoplastic and vulcanized elastomers (2021, background): “The fabrication of nanocellular structure in plastic foams attracts a lot of attention due to the improved thermal insulation and material toughness.([14,17]) Recently, related research interests have extended to elastomers.”
Foaming of polymers with supercritical fluids and perspectives on the current knowledge gaps and challenges (2017, background): “Among the recent trends are the formation of nanocellular foams [6,8,9], foaming of polymer blends [10,11], foaming of semicrystalline polymer and copolymers [12,13], elastomeric materials [14–16], high performance engineering plastics and composites [17,18] and sustainable foams and biofoams [2,19,”