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Pressure drop from Equation 5.2:<br />

Example 2<br />

Melt flow through a slit of width W = 75 mm, height H = 1 mm, and length L = 100 mm.<br />

The resin is LDPE with the same viscosity constants as in Example 1. The mass flow rate<br />

and the melt temperature have the same values, m = 10 g/s and T = 200 0 C. The pressure<br />

drop Ap is to be calculated.<br />

Solution<br />

Volume flow rate<br />

Shear rate from Equation 5.10:<br />

Shift factor aT from Equation 1.34:<br />

power law exponent n from Equation 1.37:<br />

Viscosity 7]a from Equation 1.36:<br />

Shear stress T from Equation 1.22:<br />

Proportionality factor K from Equation 1.26:<br />

Correction factor Fp<br />

As the ratio W/H is greater than 20, the die constant which can be calculated from<br />

Equation 5.4 need not be corrected.

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