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| - | ======Solids conveying ====== | + | ====== Solids conveying ====== |
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| + | =====Consideration of solids transport===== | ||
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| + | In REX, //solids conveying// refers to the consideration of the pressure-throughput behaviour of pellet conveying in the feed area of a smooth tube extruder. \\ | ||
| + | When modelling the pressure set, not only the maximum (back pressure-dependent) throughput within the screw ($\dot m_{Schneider}$), | ||
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| + | ===== Theoretical basics ===== | ||
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| + | The equation for calculating the solids flow rate is as follows: | ||
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| + | $\frac{\dot m}{\dot m_{max}} = 1- e ^ {-\frac{N}{N_ü}*x}$ | ||
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| + | The value $x$ represents a factor that is used to fit the calculated data to the simulation data.\\ | ||
| + | $\dot m_{max}$ describes the maximum possible single trickle throughput and results as a regression from simulation data: | ||
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| + | $\dot m_{max} = 3,615 * \rho_s * g^{0,5} * L_T * D^{1, | ||
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| + | with the bulk density $\rho_s$ measured according to the standard, the gravitational acceleration $g$, the length of the hopper opening $L_T$, the channel depth $h$, the channel gradient $t$, the diameter $D$ and the maximum diameter $D_{max} = 250 mm$. | ||
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| + | Based on the throughput calculation according to // | ||
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| + | $N_ü = \frac{\dot m_{max}}{\rho_s*A*\pi*D}*\frac{tan(\alpha)+tan(\varphi)}{tan(\alpha)*tan(\varphi)}$ | ||
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| + | with | ||
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| + | $A = \frac{\pi}{4}*(D^2-D_K^2)-\frac{i*e*h}{sin(\overline{\varphi})}$ | ||
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| + | with the bulk density $\rho_s$, the screw diameter $D$, the screw core diameter $D_K$, the cross-sectional area $A$, the flight width $e$, the number of flights $i$, the channel depth $h$, the back-pressure-dependent solid conveying angle according to // | ||
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| + | * Trippe, Jan Klaus: Erweiterung der Modellierung zur Durchsatz- und Leistungsberechnung von Feststoffförderprozessen in der Einschneckenextrusion, | ||
| + | * Schneider, K.: Der Fördervorgang in der Einzugszone eines Extruders, Dissertation, | ||
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| + | ==== Application in REX ==== | ||
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| + | A solids conveying throughput can be calculated from the theoretical principles with a known back pressure of the feed zone.\\ | ||
| + | If the calculation setting for the throughput ‘Coupling solids conveying’ is selected, the calculation in REX/PSI is performed as follows: | ||
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| + | Firstly, the melt-dominated throughput without solids conveying is calculated. From this, the pressure at the [[en: | ||
| + | Based on the known location and pressure at the melt vortex formation, the solids conveying throughput can then be calculated. This can be higher or lower than the melt-dominated calculated throughput. | ||
| + | If the calculated throughput is lower, the pressure at the melt vortex formation is recalculated with a reduced throughput from the tip of the leg. The back pressure of the solids conveying zone is therefore lower and the solids conveying throughput is therefore higher. \\ | ||
| + | The flow rate is now iterated until the pressure at the melt vortex formation is reached, for which the melt-dominated flow rate and the solids conveying flow rate are identical. | ||
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| + | The influence of the bulk density can be seen for an exemplary process in the following figure. The throughput is standardised to the purely melt-dominated throughput. A value of 100 % therefore corresponds to the melt-dominated throughput. | ||
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| + | === Message throughput === | ||
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| + | In addition, REX/PSI offers the option of displaying a warning message about the throughput of the trickle. The warning message is not displayed by default, but can be activated in the calculation settings. | ||
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| + | The warning message appears if the entry flow rate $m_{max}$ is less than 1.25 times the calculated flow rate. This is to warn of possible underfeeding. | ||
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