4. Towards process optimization through modeling

All the above results show that, whatever the operating conditions, the microstructure at different scales, expressed by the area ratio and the apparent flow threshold, can be described by the EMS. To calculate this microstructure, it is therefore sufficient to couple the calculation of the flow along the extruder to an evolution law, for example the equation (4) for the area ratio and the equation (5) for...

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