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| - | ======Wall shear stress ====== | ||
| - | The graphical representation of the wall shear stress curve provides a comprehensive analysis of the mechanical stress on the material in the screw extruder, particularly with regard to the shear forces acting on the material at the walls of the extruder channel. These stresses are caused by the relative movement between the screw wall and the molten material. A detailed investigation of the wall shear stress curve is essential in order to understand the melting process and optimise material processing. | ||
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| - | **Visualisation of the wall shear stress curves** | ||
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| - | The wall shear stress is shown over the entire length of the screw. In the lower part of the graphic, the screw is displayed in the calculation position so that the exact position in the screw can be identified. Above this, the curves of the wall shear stress for two different zones of the melting process are plotted in a diagram: | ||
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| - | =====Wall shear stress for the melt vortex===== | ||
| - | * The red curve represents the wall shear stress curve for the melt vortex. This curve starts at the first heating zone of the screw extruder, where material heating and mechanical stress from the rotating screw begin, and ends at the melting end. | ||
| - | * The melt vortex describes the area in which the material begins to give up its solid form and changes to a partially melted state. This is where the first significant shear stresses act on the material, which are decisive for the transition from solid granulate to melt. | ||
| - | * The course of the red curve provides information on how strong the shear stress is in the area of the melt vortex and how it develops along the length of the screw until complete melting. | ||
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| - | =====Important features and influences on the wall shear stress curve===== | ||
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