Wall slip boundary condition is first introduced into twin-screw extrusion with the Navier slip law. Three-dimensional isothermal flow in the twin-screw extruder is simulated by using the finite element package POLYFL...Wall slip boundary condition is first introduced into twin-screw extrusion with the Navier slip law. Three-dimensional isothermal flow in the twin-screw extruder is simulated by using the finite element package POLYFLOW. Profiles of velocity contours in the screw channel and shear rate distributions in the intermeshing region are presented for different slip coefficients. Curves of axial pressure difference, average shear rate and dispersive mixing index vs. the slip coefficient are plotted and discussed. Comparisons are also made between the wall slip conditions and the non-slip condition. The simulation results indicate that, as the level of wall slip decreases, the axial pressure difference rises, the shear effect is intensified and the axial mixing is also enhanced. All these flow characteristics seem to level off with the increase of the slip coefficient. However, because of the inherent limitation of the Navier slip law, use of an overestimated slip coefficient would predict an over-sticky state between the screw surface and the polymer melt.展开更多
The velocity slip and temperature jump for a two-dimensional rough plate under hypersonic conditions were analyzed using the Direct Simulation Monte Carlo(DSMC)method.Surface roughness was explicitly modeled by introd...The velocity slip and temperature jump for a two-dimensional rough plate under hypersonic conditions were analyzed using the Direct Simulation Monte Carlo(DSMC)method.Surface roughness was explicitly modeled by introducing various structures on the flat plate.The influences of relative roughness height,which involves the roughness height,roughness spacing,incoming velocity,and the degree of rarefaction,were analyzed and discussed.It is found that with the increase of the relative roughness height,the jump temperature increases,while the slip velocity decreases gradually.The effects of surface roughness on the slip coefficients can be attributed to the change of accommodation coefficients.A new slip model for rough surfaces was established in this paper,which accounts for the coupling effects of gas rarefaction and surface roughness,without the effort to model the surface roughness explicitly.The nitrogen flows in the microchannel,and flows over a blunt cone and an axisymmetric bi-conic body,were simulated under the modified and conventional slip boundary conditions,respectively.The numerical solutions were validated with experimental data.It can be safely concluded that compared with the traditional first-order slip boundary conditions,the modified slip model improves the accuracy of macroscopic properties,especially the heat transfer coefficient.展开更多
文摘Wall slip boundary condition is first introduced into twin-screw extrusion with the Navier slip law. Three-dimensional isothermal flow in the twin-screw extruder is simulated by using the finite element package POLYFLOW. Profiles of velocity contours in the screw channel and shear rate distributions in the intermeshing region are presented for different slip coefficients. Curves of axial pressure difference, average shear rate and dispersive mixing index vs. the slip coefficient are plotted and discussed. Comparisons are also made between the wall slip conditions and the non-slip condition. The simulation results indicate that, as the level of wall slip decreases, the axial pressure difference rises, the shear effect is intensified and the axial mixing is also enhanced. All these flow characteristics seem to level off with the increase of the slip coefficient. However, because of the inherent limitation of the Navier slip law, use of an overestimated slip coefficient would predict an over-sticky state between the screw surface and the polymer melt.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.12002306,U20B2007).
文摘The velocity slip and temperature jump for a two-dimensional rough plate under hypersonic conditions were analyzed using the Direct Simulation Monte Carlo(DSMC)method.Surface roughness was explicitly modeled by introducing various structures on the flat plate.The influences of relative roughness height,which involves the roughness height,roughness spacing,incoming velocity,and the degree of rarefaction,were analyzed and discussed.It is found that with the increase of the relative roughness height,the jump temperature increases,while the slip velocity decreases gradually.The effects of surface roughness on the slip coefficients can be attributed to the change of accommodation coefficients.A new slip model for rough surfaces was established in this paper,which accounts for the coupling effects of gas rarefaction and surface roughness,without the effort to model the surface roughness explicitly.The nitrogen flows in the microchannel,and flows over a blunt cone and an axisymmetric bi-conic body,were simulated under the modified and conventional slip boundary conditions,respectively.The numerical solutions were validated with experimental data.It can be safely concluded that compared with the traditional first-order slip boundary conditions,the modified slip model improves the accuracy of macroscopic properties,especially the heat transfer coefficient.
