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FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSES OF THE EXTRUSION FLOWS OF BOGER FLUIDS WITH END DRAWING AND GRAVITY-DRAWING

范毓润; 范西俊; 路甬祥   

  1. Department of Mechanics, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310027, China
  • 收稿日期:1993-04-22 修回日期:1993-12-03 出版日期:1995-06-28 发布日期:1995-06-28
  • 通讯作者: 范毓润

FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSES OF THE EXTRUSION FLOWS OF BOGER FLUIDS WITH END DRAWING AND GRAVITY-DRAWING

FAN Yurun; FAN Xijun; LU Yongxiang   

  1. Department of Mechanics, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310027, China
  • Received:1993-04-22 Revised:1993-12-03 Online:1995-06-28 Published:1995-06-28
  • Contact: FAN Yurun

摘要: The spinning flow of Boger fluids and the gravity-drawing extrusion flow of a Newtonianas well as a Boger fluid have been simulated by using the stream-line finite element method and thetechnique of matching the finite element solutions with those of one-dimensional spinning equations.The recoverable shear strain is proved not to be a basic parameter in characterising thespinning flow of Boger fluids.For Newtonian fluids this technique predicts the experimental jetshape accurately.For Boger fluids,the numerical simulation agrees with the experimental data of spin-ning flow reported by Sridhar et al.,but seems to give an insufficient swelling and over contractionof the jets when drawn by its own weight,compared with the experimental results of Trang andYeow.It implies that the Oldroyd-B model fitting the viscometric-flow data fails to describeaccurately the elasticity and extensional viscosity in the extrusion flow of Boger fluids with gravi-ty-drawing.

关键词: finite element method;spinning flow;extrusion flow;end drawing;gravity drawing

Abstract: The spinning flow of Boger fluids and the gravity-drawing extrusion flow of a Newtonianas well as a Boger fluid have been simulated by using the stream-line finite element method and thetechnique of matching the finite element solutions with those of one-dimensional spinning equations.The recoverable shear strain is proved not to be a basic parameter in characterising thespinning flow of Boger fluids.For Newtonian fluids this technique predicts the experimental jetshape accurately.For Boger fluids,the numerical simulation agrees with the experimental data of spin-ning flow reported by Sridhar et al.,but seems to give an insufficient swelling and over contractionof the jets when drawn by its own weight,compared with the experimental results of Trang andYeow.It implies that the Oldroyd-B model fitting the viscometric-flow data fails to describeaccurately the elasticity and extensional viscosity in the extrusion flow of Boger fluids with gravi-ty-drawing.

Key words: finite element method, spinning flow, extrusion flow, end drawing, gravity drawing