Effects of Material Rheology and Die Walls Translational Motions on the Dynamics of Viscous Flow during Equal Channel Angular Extrusion through a Segal 2θ-Die: CFD 2D Solution of a Curl Transfer Equation

The present article is focused on a phenomenological description of a polymer workpiece Equal Channel Angular Extrusion (ECAE) through 2θ-dies of Segal and Iwahashi geometries with a channel intersection angle 2θ = 105° with fixed and movable external inlet and outlet die walls. The local flow dynam...

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Main Authors: Alexander V. Perig, Nikolai N. Golodenko
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Language:English
Published: Wiley 2017-01-01
Series:Advances in Materials Science and Engineering
Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2017/7015282
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description The present article is focused on a phenomenological description of a polymer workpiece Equal Channel Angular Extrusion (ECAE) through 2θ-dies of Segal and Iwahashi geometries with a channel intersection angle 2θ = 105° with fixed and movable external inlet and outlet die walls. The local flow dynamics, including the formation of macroscopic rotation and a dead zone appearance during the flow of plasticine, paraffin, and wax workpiece models through the subject die configuration was studied using physical simulation techniques. The present article utilizes a Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) numerical approach to a theoretical description of 2D viscous flow of incompressible Newtonian continuum through the stated die geometries. The boundary value problem for the Navier-Stokes equations in the curl transfer form for the local viscous flow was formulated and numerically solved with a finite-difference method. Theoretical CFD-derived plots with computational flow lines, dimensionless flow and curl functions, flow velocities, and tangential stresses for viscous material flow through the stated die geometries have been generated and described. As a first rheological approximation the derived computational results provide the theoretical description of physical simulation experiments and visualize the formation of ECAE-induced rotational modes of large deformations like macroscopic rotation and rotational inhomogeneity.
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spelling doaj-art-c69b0b2d87e94a53a63567c655cccab32025-08-20T03:23:20ZengWileyAdvances in Materials Science and Engineering1687-84341687-84422017-01-01201710.1155/2017/70152827015282Effects of Material Rheology and Die Walls Translational Motions on the Dynamics of Viscous Flow during Equal Channel Angular Extrusion through a Segal 2θ-Die: CFD 2D Solution of a Curl Transfer EquationAlexander V. Perig0Nikolai N. Golodenko1Manufacturing Processes and Automation Engineering Department, Donbass State Engineering Academy, Shkadinova Str. 72, Kramatorsk 84313, UkraineDepartment of Water Supply, Water Disposal and Water Resources Protection, Donbass National Academy of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Lazo Str. 14, Kramatorsk 84333, UkraineThe present article is focused on a phenomenological description of a polymer workpiece Equal Channel Angular Extrusion (ECAE) through 2θ-dies of Segal and Iwahashi geometries with a channel intersection angle 2θ = 105° with fixed and movable external inlet and outlet die walls. The local flow dynamics, including the formation of macroscopic rotation and a dead zone appearance during the flow of plasticine, paraffin, and wax workpiece models through the subject die configuration was studied using physical simulation techniques. The present article utilizes a Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) numerical approach to a theoretical description of 2D viscous flow of incompressible Newtonian continuum through the stated die geometries. The boundary value problem for the Navier-Stokes equations in the curl transfer form for the local viscous flow was formulated and numerically solved with a finite-difference method. Theoretical CFD-derived plots with computational flow lines, dimensionless flow and curl functions, flow velocities, and tangential stresses for viscous material flow through the stated die geometries have been generated and described. As a first rheological approximation the derived computational results provide the theoretical description of physical simulation experiments and visualize the formation of ECAE-induced rotational modes of large deformations like macroscopic rotation and rotational inhomogeneity.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2017/7015282
spellingShingle Alexander V. Perig
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Effects of Material Rheology and Die Walls Translational Motions on the Dynamics of Viscous Flow during Equal Channel Angular Extrusion through a Segal 2θ-Die: CFD 2D Solution of a Curl Transfer Equation
Advances in Materials Science and Engineering
title Effects of Material Rheology and Die Walls Translational Motions on the Dynamics of Viscous Flow during Equal Channel Angular Extrusion through a Segal 2θ-Die: CFD 2D Solution of a Curl Transfer Equation
title_full Effects of Material Rheology and Die Walls Translational Motions on the Dynamics of Viscous Flow during Equal Channel Angular Extrusion through a Segal 2θ-Die: CFD 2D Solution of a Curl Transfer Equation
title_fullStr Effects of Material Rheology and Die Walls Translational Motions on the Dynamics of Viscous Flow during Equal Channel Angular Extrusion through a Segal 2θ-Die: CFD 2D Solution of a Curl Transfer Equation
title_full_unstemmed Effects of Material Rheology and Die Walls Translational Motions on the Dynamics of Viscous Flow during Equal Channel Angular Extrusion through a Segal 2θ-Die: CFD 2D Solution of a Curl Transfer Equation
title_short Effects of Material Rheology and Die Walls Translational Motions on the Dynamics of Viscous Flow during Equal Channel Angular Extrusion through a Segal 2θ-Die: CFD 2D Solution of a Curl Transfer Equation
title_sort effects of material rheology and die walls translational motions on the dynamics of viscous flow during equal channel angular extrusion through a segal 2θ die cfd 2d solution of a curl transfer equation
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2017/7015282
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