Numerical Simulation Analysis of Ink Temperature Field in the Printing Process

Wei Huang; Hong Yan Chu; Li Gang Cai

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.775.125

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Numerical Simulation Analysis of Ink Temperature Field in the Printing Process

Abstract:

Ink is one of the important material in printing process, its features, to a great extent, decide the printing quality, and ink viscosity is one of the main parameters, the value of the ink viscosity directly affects the quality of printing. In the case of other conditions are determined, the main factor of influencing the ink viscosity is temperature. In this paper, by using the Workbench CFX fluid simulation software, the ink temperature field of two extrusion ink rollers in printing press is analyzed by numerical simulation , the influence of the ink roller speed on ink temperature and the influence of ink roller thermal conductivity on the ink temperature are analyzed,.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 775)

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Wei Huang*, Hong Yan Chu, Li Gang Cai

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Ink, Numerical Simulation, Printing, Rotation Speed, Temperature Field

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