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| + | In REX, the following ratios are differentiated between different screw zones. | ||
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| + | ===== Compression ratio ===== | ||
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| + | In REX/PSI, compression ratios are calculated both within the respective zones (compression zone and decompression zone) as well as in the overview section under " | ||
| + | The values may differ if the channel pitch, land width, channel radii, or flank angle are varied. | ||
| + | ==== (De)compression zones ==== | ||
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| + | The compression ratio is calculated from the channel width $b$, the channel height $h$ (including screw clearance) and the nominal screw diameter $D$: | ||
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| + | $$CR = \frac{(b_1 \cdot h_1)\cdot (D-h_1)}{(b_2 \cdot h_2) \cdot (D-h_2)}$$ | ||
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| + | With index 1 for the start of the zone and index 2 for the end of the zone. \\ | ||
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| + | ==== Barrier zones ==== | ||
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| + | For barrier screws, the compression ratio is calculated from the ratio of the cross-sectional area upstream of the barrier zone (index 1) to the total cross-sectional area of both channels (index F: solids channel, index S: melt channel) at the end of the barrier zone: | ||
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| + | $$CR = \frac{b_1 \cdot h_1}{(b_F \cdot h_F)+(b_S \cdot h_S)}$$ | ||
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| + | ===== Pump ratio for degassing screws (PR) ===== | ||
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| + | The //Pump Ratio// indicates the ratio of the channel depth of the metering zone after degassing $h_{M,2}$ in relation to the channel depth of the metering zone before degassing $h_{M,1}$. | ||
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| + | $PR = \frac{h_{M, | ||
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| + | Typically, a value of 1.5 to 1.6 is realised. | ||
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| + | There is also a typical ratio for the channel depth of the degassing zone. This is typically 2.0 to 2.5 times the channel depth of the metering zone **after** degassing. In most cases, this successfully prevents the degassing opening from flooding. | ||
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| + | **Compression ratio of a (de)compression zone (CR)** | ||
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| + | The compression ratio of a compression or decompression zone is calculated from the channel cross-section at the beginning and end of the zone: | ||
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| + | $CR = \frac{h_E*b_E}{h_M*b_M}$ | ||
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| + | with the channel depth $h_E$ and the channel width $b_E$ at the start of the (de)compression zone (the feed zone for a three-zone screw) and the channel depth $h_M$ and channel width $b_M$ at the end of the (de)compression zone (the metering zone for a three-zone screw). | ||
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| + | **Volume compression ratio (VCR)** | ||
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| + | As the ratio of the channel depths does not allow a meaningful comparison between two screw concepts, the volume compression ratio is used for a more precise description. It relates the channel cross-section of the feed zone to the channel cross-section of the metering zone. In REX, the screw clearance is also taken into account. \\ | ||
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| + | $VCR=\frac{[(h_E+s)*(t_E-i_E*e_E)]*(D-(h_E+s))}{[(h_M+s)*(t_M-i_M*e_M)]*(D-(h_M+s))}$ | ||
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| + | with the channel depth $h$, the screw clearance $s$, the pitch $t$, the number of flights $i$, the flight width $e$ and the diameter $D$. With the indices $E$ for the feed zone and $M$ for the metering zone. | ||
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| + | **Volume compression ratio for barrier screws (VCR)** | ||
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| + | For barrier screws, the volume compression ratio is also calculated from the ratio of the channel cross-section of the feed zone to the added channel cross-section of the solids and melt channel at the end of the barrier zone: | ||
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| + | $VCR = \frac{B_E*h_E}{B_S*h_S+B_F*h_F}$ | ||
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| + | With the channel width $B$ and the channel height $h$ for the indices $E$ for the feed zone, $S$ for the melt channel and $F$ for the solids channel of the barrier zone. | ||
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| + | * Womer, T. W.: Basic Screw Geometry. Things Your Screw Designer Never Told You About Screws. Paper, ANTEC, Orlando (USA), 2000 | ||
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