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Mixing in the Melt Filled Screw Channel

This melt pumping stage is expected to provide polymer mixing whether for additive incorporation, blending or thermal homogenisation to give a uniform melt temperature. [Pg.137]

The basic starting point is the laminar shear flow of a viscous fluid between a stationary and moving plate. There is a velocity gradient within the viscous polymer melt between the moving and stationary surfaces. [Pg.138]

Pj = channel inlet pressure 2 = channel outlet pressure N = cylinder rotation speed Vq = plate or cylinder velocity = TtND W = channel width H = channel height L = length D = diameter [Pg.138]

1) Increasing channel width, W, increases pressure, but it is limited by inlet and exit problems. [Pg.139]

2) Channel depth, H at a given flow rate there is an optimum channel depth for a maximum pressure i.e., it depends on the extruder output rate and the die restriction a drinking straw (high) or a water pipe (low). [Pg.139]


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