HERE IS A LIST OF OUR PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS:

 2010
“Extrusion Engineering” presented at the Wire Association International meeting in Milwaukee, WI on May 11, during a day Course at the Wire Association Educatin Center

 2009
“The Joy of Science” from Great Books proposed to the Paisades New Jersey Section of SPE for presentation as new Education Function for the section meetings.
            A New Science:---presentated at the Annual Meeting of the American Institute of Chemists in Philadelphia, PA

 2008
“Shear Rates Exceeding One Million Reciprocal Seconds”—presented at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers fall Congress in Boston

 2008
“Shear Rate Exceeding One Million Reciprocal Seconds”---presented at Lehigh University SPE Section Meeting.

 2005
“Shear Defects in Molecular Structure for PVC and Other Polymers Near Nanometric Sizes”, submitted for presentation at the August meeting of American Chemical Society in Washington DC

“Value through Vision: The Perspective of a Consultant”, also presented at this ACS Meeting on “Consulting as a Second Career”

 2004
“Shear Effects on the Molecular Structure of PVC and Other Polymers’,
Vinyltec in Woodbridge, October 16, 2004

 2004
“Effects on the Molecular Structure of Polymers”, Polymer Processing Society, U. Akron, June 21, 2004

 2004
“Problems with Extrusion”, Wire Assoc., Cleveland, OH, June 14, 2004

 2003
“The Value of Being Involved”, Presented to ACC&CE, March 2003

 2001
“Rheology Beyond One Million Reciprocal Seconds” ANTEC, May

 2000
“Peer Review Analysis”, Guest editorial, J. Vinyl & Additive Technology, Vol.6, #1, pp. 2-3. March 2000

“Gels”, The Chemist, May/June Issue on Polymer Chemistry

“Molecular Structural Changes Sensed by Melt Flow”, by D.W.Riley and R.G. Pinette, Submitted to the Journal of Rheology

 1999
“An Optical Determination of Melt Viscosity Through Particle Kinematics”, by David W. Riley, Extrusion Engineers & Andrew H. Schall, Dynisco Polymer Testing, ANTEC Preprints, May 4, New York Hilton

“The Effect of Lubricants on Processing-Part I; Detection by PVC Melt Flow” J. Vinyl & Additive Technology, Vol. 5, #3, pp. 132-136, Sept. 1999

“Effects of Additives on Polyoefin Rheology”, Plastics Engineering, pp.49-52, June 1999

“New Techniques for Analyzing Rigid Foamable PVC Compounds” presented at the Foams 99 RETEC in Parsippany, NJ October 20, 1999

“Structural Defects Detected” Presented at the Thermal and Mechanical RETEC held at the University of Delaware in Newark, November 2, 1999

 1998
“Effects of Additives on Polyolefin Rheology”, International Conference on
Additives for Polyolefins, February 25, Adams Mark Hotel, Houston Texas

“The Power of Infrared Spectroscopy in Detecting Molecular Structural Changes in High Density Polyethylene Due to Processing”, D. W. Riley & A. M. Hirt, The Chemist 75, #2, pp. 19-27

 1997
“Analysis of Polymers by On-Line Rheological Instruments”, ANTEC Reprints, Volume 2, in Toronto, Canada

“Troubleshooting the Extrusion Process”, Polymer Modifiers & Additives Technical Conference on What’s New and Review of Additives, October 21, Ft. Mitchell, KY

 1996
“Typical Effects of Additives on the Rheological Properties of Polymers”, Polymer Modifiers & Additives Technical Conference on Modifiers and Additives, September 27, Reprint pp. 177-186

 1993
“Thermal/Mechanical Properties of Vinyl Compounds”, Vinyl 201: a Comprehensive Processing Update Technical Conference, Atlanta GA, September 22

 1990
“Morale and Ethical Issues in Consulting”, The Chemist, November, p. 16

** Certification Activities Papers and presentations not included in original paper brochure last printed in 1991.