The rheology of the rheotens test
The rheology of the rheotens test
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DOI:
10.1122/1.550907
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发表时间:
1998-06
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
M. Wagner;A. Bernnat;V. Schulze
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作者:
M. Wagner;A. Bernnat;V. Schulze
Isothermal melt spinning is a prototypical example of many polymer processes: The polymer melt is first subjected to simple shear flow in the extrusion die, which is followed by uniaxial extension under constant force in the spinline. In a Rheotens test, the tensile force needed for elongation of an extruded filament is measured as a function of the draw ratio. In this way, a whole set of melt spinning conditions is probed during one test run. The analysis of this complicated deformation history is simplified by the existence of Rheotens grandmastercurves. These allow a direct and straightforward description of material behavior in the fiber spinning process, and a simplified determination of an apparent elongational viscosity under the action of a constant drawdown force.