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Damped Single Degree-of-Freedom Systemon effected in a coagulation bath or by evaporation to a hot gas, respectively. Polymer fibre drawing processes are discussed in detail in the monograph by Ziabicki (1976), and recent literature on the mechanics is reviewed by Denn (1980a) and White (1982).

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Dynamic Analysis of Plane Framesg applications are legion and industrial coating operations come in great variety: blade-, slot-, slide-, extrusion-, curtain-, and roll-coating are examples, some of which are used as illustrations in Section 8.5.

Parley

Extrudate Swell, is often the relevant case for polymer melts. Additionally, the flows to be considered will be steady unless it is explicitly noted otherwise. There is of course an intrinsic interest in finding the mechanism of swelling and, more practically, the production of precision extrusions also needs an accurate prediction of swelling

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緯線

Moulding,lthough it is to the mechanics of the moulding machine itself, as opposed to those of the process, that attention is normally paid, and although machine and process mechanics cannot be separated completely, it is the process mechanics alone that will be discussed here, in so far as this is possible.

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Fibre Spinning,on effected in a coagulation bath or by evaporation to a hot gas, respectively. Polymer fibre drawing processes are discussed in detail in the monograph by Ziabicki (1976), and recent literature on the mechanics is reviewed by Denn (1980a) and White (1982).

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Coating Flows,g applications are legion and industrial coating operations come in great variety: blade-, slot-, slide-, extrusion-, curtain-, and roll-coating are examples, some of which are used as illustrations in Section 8.5.

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One and Two Degree of Freedom Systems,onstant endeavour from an economic angle to satisfy quantitative and qualitative specifications with minimum outlay in terms of investment, raw material, energy and human labour. It is against this background that the use of computer systems for control in plastics processing has to be seen.