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Lublin University of Technology, Poland Department of Polymer Processing Janusz W. Sikora CONSTRUCTIONAL METHODS OF INCREASING THE PLASTICATING EFFICIENCY Lublin, 27 January 2017, NEWEX project METHODS of increasing the efficiency of


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Lublin University of Technology, Poland Department of Polymer Processing

CONSTRUCTIONAL METHODS OF INCREASING THE PLASTICATING EFFICIENCY

Janusz W. Sikora

Lublin, 27 January 2017, NEWEX project

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METHODS

  • f increasing

the efficiency

  • f plasticating

Technological

  • Rotational screw speed
  • Temperature distribution

along the length of the plasticizing unit

Constructional

  • Screw construction
  • Barrel construction
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  • diameter of the screw
  • pitch of the screw
  • number of helical lines
  • channel height
  • channel width
  • taper angle of the helical line

Skokowa zmiana

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SCREW CONSTRUCTION

EFFECTS

  • Improvement of polymer homogenization
  • Increase of polymer temperature
  • Decrease of polymer pressure
  • Decrease of output rate

All on short length of plasticizing unit

Elements of intensive mixing and shearing

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LOCATION

  • Melting and metering zone
  • Screw end
  • Between the plasticizing unit

and die

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MIXING ELEMENT

PIONEER

  • C. Maillefer, 1960

CALLING NAME Barrier flight

IDEA

Increase of mixing in the polymer flow through forced:

 Separating and joining of polymer flows  Rotation of polymer flows

Mixing always together with shearing

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SOLUTIONS

Constructional forms

 classical

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 modified

Pineapple’s element Semmekrot’s element Dulmage’s element Saxton’s element

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1 – mixer components – rods, 2 – back die body, 3 – front die body, 4 – die channel, 5 – joining sleeve

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PIONEER

G.H. LeRoy and B. H. Maddock, 1967 „Union Carbide”, USA

CALLING NAME

Maddock ring

SHEAR ELEMENT

IDEA

Increase of shear in polymer flow through forced gap flow Shear occurs always together with mixing

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SOLUTIONS

Constructional forms

 classical: rings with longitudinal or helical grooves

 modified: short barrier rings

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a) Maillefer screw, b) Barr screw, c) Dray screw, d) Kim screw, e) DFM screw

Additional barrier flights

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BARREL CONSTRUCTION

EFFECTS

  • Increase of output rate
  • Increase of polymer pressure
  • Increase of polymer temperature

All on short length of plasticizing unit

Już w latach

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PIONEER

  • G. Fuchs, 1968, „Badischen Anilin & Soda-Fabrik AG”,

Germany

IDEA

Increase of polymer friction in the feeding zone through polymer forced movement along the grooves

CALLING NAME

Grooved feed section

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SOLUTIONS

Constructional forms

  • Passive grooved feed section

(grooved feed section in which constructional features are constant during the extrusion process)

  • Active grooved feed section

(possibility to change the constructional features during the extrusion process)

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  • Active grooved feed section

Parameters of active grooved feed section:

  • Number of grooves,
  • Taper angle,
  • Depth of grooves,
  • Direction of grooves torsion,
  • Torsional angle,
  • Shape of grooves cross-section

PIONEER

  • P. Meyer, 1983, USA Patent

No 4 462 692

There are few patents, most of them from the USA

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Longitudinal section of grooved feed zone

Grooved feed zone

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The latest concept of increasing the efficiency

Rotational barrel segment

Location: in the melting zone, where most heat is needed

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