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Screw Machines with Longitudinal Circulation of Fluid. Communication 3. Intensification of Mixing Processes

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Flow of melts and solutions of polymers with Newton's law of flow was investigated in a double screw mixer with screw channels of different depth and width in the presence of a radial gap on one screw ridge. With the radial gap, the pressure gradients along both channels are the same, the pressure along the entire length of the shallow and deep channels differ by a constant value and the higher pressure is always established in the second channel along the path of movement of the upper plate. By intensive exchange between channels, flow which gives zero flow of fluid in each section in the direction across the channels is organized in the deep and shallow channels of the mixer. The overall pressure differential and output of the mixer do not decrease in the presence of a radial gap on one of the ridges of the screw.

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Slavnov, E.V., Yankov, V.I. & Urzhuntseva, S.I. Screw Machines with Longitudinal Circulation of Fluid. Communication 3. Intensification of Mixing Processes. Fibre Chemistry 35, 384–390 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:FICH.0000012198.67774.89

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