Han et al., 1970 - Google Patents
Rheological implications of the exit pressure and die swell in steady capillary flow of polymer melts. I. The primary normal stress difference and the effect of L/D ratio …Han et al., 1970
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- 6521733570497257677
- Author
- Han C
- Charles M
- Philippoff W
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- Publication venue
- Transactions of the Society of Rheology
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Apparatus which permits accurate measurement of shear stress and “exit pressure” has been constructed by the authors. Data has been obtained for high density polyethylene and polypropylene and the primary normal stress difference has been calculated by revising an …
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