Inverse Design of Mixer Rotor Used in Torque Rheometer

S.H. Cui; Quan Ying Sun; X.D  Yu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.427-429.252

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Inverse Design of Mixer Rotor Used in Torque Rheometer

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By using of the principle of the reverse engineering and CATIA V5 software, the torque rheometer mixer rotor used in high polymer material test is designed. The POWERMILL software is used for NC programing and manufacturing simulation, the MIKRON UCP710 five axis linkage processing center is used for manufacturing. The practical application of this rotor on torque rheometer proves that this rotors structure design is reasonable. The test requirement of torque rheometer is well satisfied. This kind of rotor has a very good promotion value.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 427-429)

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252-256

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September 2013

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S.H. Cui*, Quan Ying Sun, X.D Yu

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Mixer Rotor, Reverse Engineering, Torque Rheometer

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