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ANALYSES BASED ON ANALYTICAL SOLUTIONS

Order and simplification are the first steps toward the mastery of a subject. [Pg.247]

Although all polymer processes involve complex phenomena that are non-isothermal, non-Newtonian and often viscoelastic, most of them can be simplified sufficiently to allow the construction of analytical models. These analytical models involve one or more of the simple flows derived in the previous chapter. These back of the envelope models allow us to predict pressures, velocity fields, temperature fields, melting and solidification times, cycle times, etc. The models that are derived will aid the student or engineer to better understand the process under consideration, allowing for optimization of processing conditions, and even geometries and part performance. [Pg.247]


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