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Nonlaminar flow Ideally, it is a melt flow in a steady, streamlined pattern in and/or out of a tool (die, mold, etc.). Actually, the melt is... [Pg.452]

Nonlaminar Flow. Ideally, a melt flows in a steady, streamlined pattern in and out of a die. Actually, the extrudate is distorted, causing defects called melt fracture or elastic turbulence. To reduce or eliminate this problem, the entry to the die is tapered or streamlined. [Pg.13]

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