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For drag flow the velocity gradient is given by<br />
Equation 3.49 can now be written as<br />
If the temperature of the upper plate is T1 and that of lower plate is T0, the temperature<br />
profile of the melt is obtained by integrating Equation 3.51. The resulting expression is<br />
(3.52)<br />
As shown in Section 4.2.3, this equation can be used to calculate the temperature of the<br />
melt film in an extruder.<br />
3.4 Dimensionless Groups<br />
Dimensionless groups can be used to describe complicated processes that are influenced<br />
by a large number of variables with the advantage that the entire process can be analyzed<br />
on a sound basis by means of a few dimensionless parameters. Their use in correlating<br />
experimental data and in scaling-up of equipment is well known.<br />
Table 3.2 shows some of the dimensionless groups often used in plastics engineering.<br />
Table 3.2 Dimensionless Groups<br />
Symbol<br />
Bi<br />
Br<br />
Deb<br />
F0<br />
Gr<br />
Gz<br />
Le<br />
Na<br />
Nu<br />
Pe<br />
Pr<br />
Re<br />
Sh<br />
Sc<br />
Sk<br />
Name<br />
Biot number<br />
Brinkman number<br />
Deborah number<br />
Fourier number<br />
Grashof number<br />
Graetz number<br />
Lewis number<br />
Nahme number<br />
Nusselt number<br />
Peclet number<br />
Prandtl number<br />
Reynolds number<br />
Sherwood number<br />
Schmidt number<br />
Stokes number<br />
Definition<br />
a Xl Xx<br />
7]w 2 1 (AAT)<br />
at It<br />
g/3-ATflv<br />
l 2 l(a-tv)<br />
aid<br />
/3T W 2 T] IX<br />
all X<br />
wll a<br />
v I a<br />
pwll T]<br />
PJIS<br />
vlS<br />
P-II(T]-W)<br />
(3.50)<br />
(3.51)