Effects of Vibration Force Field on Extensional Stress of Polymer Melt in Contraction Die

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Electromagnetic dynamic plasticating extrusion, as one of main novel forming methods, has many important benefits to the forming process and the properties of its products. Here a visualization technique of flow induced birefringence was used to study the effects of the vibration parameters of screw on the extensional stress in contraction die. It is shown that , the extensional stress vibrate with the screw vibration at the same frequency; the amplitude of the extensional stress increases with the amplitude of the screw increasing; the average extensional stress at dynamic extrusion is less than that without vibration force, and it decreases with the screw vibration frequency or amplitude increasing.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 311-313)

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1114-1117

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August 2011

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