An evaluation of the efficiency of the plasticating systems in the extrusion process. Part II. Computational methods for the efficiency evaluation

被引:0
|
作者
Wilczynski, Krzysztof [1 ]
机构
[1] Politechnika Warszawska, Poland
关键词
Extruders--Efficiency; -; Plastics--Extrusion;
D O I
10.14314/polimery.1988.282
中图分类号
学科分类号
摘要
As fundamental criteria for the evaluation of the efficiency of the plasticating systems of extruders have been chosen efficiency and cost of the extrusion process and product quality. In the last mentioned category, the effect of the process parameters (temperature, pressure and flow rate) with consideration of their variability in time, the effect of the uniformity of material composition (quality of intermixing) and the effect of rheological behavior of material (viscosity and elasticity) have been treated separately. A review of the computational methods for the efficiency evaluation has been made. The direct methods basing on the computation of quantities assumed as the efficiency criteria directly from the mathematical model of the process and the indirect methods basing on some selected measures characterizing quantities serving as those criteria have been distinguished. It has been demonstrated that up to now the direct computational methods are unable to evaluate the variability of temperature, pressure and flow rate as well as the quality of material intermixing. For such evaluation the indirect methods are used.
引用
收藏
页码:282 / 285
相关论文
共 50 条
  • [1] Evaluation of the Efficiency of Plasticating Systems in the Extrusion Process: Part I. Criteria of Efficiency Evaluation.
    Wilczynski, Krzysztof
    Polimery/Polymers, 1988, 33 (02) : 55 - 58
  • [2] Methods of efficiency evaluation of automation systems
    Itskovich, E. L.
    AUTOMATION AND REMOTE CONTROL, 2010, 71 (06) : 1230 - 1239
  • [3] Methods of efficiency evaluation of automation systems
    E. L. Itskovich
    Automation and Remote Control, 2010, 71 : 1230 - 1239
  • [4] Mathematical Model of the Single-Screw Extrusion Process. Part II. Hopper.
    Wilczynski, Krzysztof
    Polimery/Polymers, 1987, 32 (09) : 373 - 376
  • [5] EVALUATION OF EMULSIFIER SYSTEMS FOR METALWORKING FLUIDS - PART II.
    Kipers, Kenneth C.
    Shook, Frederick C.
    DeBoer, Rita
    Lubrication Engineering, 1983, 39 (06): : 368 - 375
  • [6] Evaluation of Pump Pulsation in Respirable Size-Selective Sampling: Part II. Changes in Sampling Efficiency
    Lee, Eun Gyung
    Lee, Taekhee
    Kim, Seung Won
    Lee, Larry
    Flemmer, Michael M.
    Harper, Martin
    ANNALS OF OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE, 2014, 58 (01): : 74 - 84
  • [7] Energy efficiency evaluation for machining systems through virtual part
    Tuo, Junbo
    Liu, Fei
    Liu, Peiji
    Zhang, Hua
    Cai, Wei
    ENERGY, 2018, 159 : 172 - 183
  • [8] Analysis of evaluation methods' efficiency
    Ma, Ya-Long
    Zhang, Wei
    Zhu, Min-Jie
    Ding, Yue-Xiang
    Xi Tong Gong Cheng Yu Dian Zi Ji Shu/Systems Engineering and Electronics, 2007, 29 (06): : 907 - 908
  • [9] EVALUATION OF EFFICIENCY OF THE SPECTROANALYTICAL METHODS
    FERNANDEZ, JLP
    ANDRES, JR
    ANALES DE QUIMICA SERIE B-QUIMICA INORGANICA Y QUIMICA ANALYTICA, 1987, 83 (02): : 227 - 232
  • [10] SUBMITTING A CODE CHANGE - PART II. THE CODE CHANGE PROCESS.
    Briggs, Tom
    Building Standards, 1987, 56 (05): : 26 - 29