Simulation of flow in compounding machinery: Internal mixers and modular corotating intermeshing twin‐screw extruders
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Abstract Hydrodynamic lubrication theory has been applied to analyze flow in internal mixers and twin‐screw extruders. Fluid motions in mixing regions are interpreted as being due to coupling of drag flow and pressure gradients. Pressure fields and mean flow patterns have been computed. Distributive and dispersive mixing are interpreted in terms of computed fluid fluxes in the processing machinery.
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OpenAlex topics: Rheology and Fluid Dynamics Studies · Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems · Fluid Dynamics and Mixing
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