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Microplastic injection? Identification and quantification of plastic particles in medical injections.

Science of The Total Environment
Microplastics (MPs) mainly enter the human body through ingestion and breathing. Most of them are excreted through feces, and only a small amount can accumulate in human organs and tissues.
Zhi-Guo Liu   +5 more
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Parametric optimization of plastic injection moulding for FMCG polymer moulding (PMMA) using hybrid Taguchi-WASPAS-Ant Lion optimization algorithm

Materials Today: Proceedings, 2021
In this fast growing world, the demand for fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) and half of the goods are manufactured through the use of plastic. To cater to those, plastic goods are manufactured using different types of moulding process. Plastic injection
B. Ravikiran   +5 more
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Low-Drift MEMS Thermal Wind Sensor With Symmetric Packaging Using Plastic Injection Molding Process

IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, 2021
In this article, a novel micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) thermal wind sensor using the plastic injection packaging method was proposed. Compared with previous devices suffering from packaging asymmetry, the presented design can relieve the drift ...
Zhenjun Wang   +3 more
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Optimizing a robust bi-objective supply chain network considering environmental aspects: a case study in plastic injection industry

International Journal of Management Science and Engineering Management, 2020
In recent years, sustainability has been considered as a growing concern in supply chain network design (SCND). Due to legal requirements, economic profitability, environmental sensitivity, and awareness of customers, sustainable supply chain management ...
Fatemeh Isaloo, M. Paydar
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Plastic injection injury of the hand

Injury, 1976
A unique case of injection of plastic material into the hand is reported. Treatment was simple because the molten plastic solidified, separated readily from the surrounding tissues and could be withdrawn without fragmentation. There was no evidence of serious damage to the surrounding tissues by the plastic before it has cooled and set.
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