Journal of Polymer Science Part A General Papers · 1965 · 242 citations · 6 references
EngineeringMechanical EngineeringPhysicsHeat TransferRheologyThermodynamicsHeat Transfer In SolidificationMelt RheologyThermoelasticityTime-dependent Rheological BehaviorTime-dependent RheologyDependent VariablesIndependent VariablesMelt BehaviorMelt ThermodynamicsSpinningTemperature-dependent RheologyVelocityViscosity
Abstract The dynamics of melt spinning was analyzed by deriving a set of simultaneous partial differential equations. Equation of heat balance: Equation of force balance: Equation of material balance: In the above equations, the distance x from the spinneret and time τ are the independent variables; temperature t , local velocity v , and cross‐sectional area A are the dependent variables. It is assumed that tensile viscosity β is a function of temperature t alone, and the spinning tension F is a pure time function. Steady‐state (∂/∂τ = 0) solutions of the above equations showed a fairly good agreement with the experimentally measured values of temperature t(x) and thickness A(x) .
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Cooling of a spinning thread-line
E. H. Andrews · British Journal of Applied Physics · 1959 · 59 citations