NOZZLE DESIGN IN A FIBER SPINNING PROCESS FOR A MAXIMAL PRESSURE GRADIENT
Abstract
The thickness of a spinneret is always a geometrical constraint in nozzle design. The geometrical form of a nozzle has a significant effect on the subsequent spinning characteristics. This paper gives an optimal condition for maximal pressure gradient through the nozzle.
Dates
- Submission Date2013-04-02
- Revision Date2013-06-01
- Acceptance Date2013-06-01
- Online Date2013-12-28
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Volume
17,
Issue
5,
Pages1529 -1532