Analytical approximations to the viscous glass-flow problem in the mould-plunger pressing process, including an investigation of boundary conditions (Q5936124)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1613143
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    Analytical approximations to the viscous glass-flow problem in the mould-plunger pressing process, including an investigation of boundary conditions
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1613143

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      Analytical approximations to the viscous glass-flow problem in the mould-plunger pressing process, including an investigation of boundary conditions (English)
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      16 January 2002
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      The authors introduce a model for highly viscous incompressible glass flow during the pressing phase of the production. Using a perturbation method based on the slender geometry and low Reynolds number, the authors obtain explicit expressions for flow velocity and pressure gradient. When the plunger velocity is given, they calculate the total force on the plunger, and when the force is prescribed they, solve an ordinary differential equation for plunger velocity. The corresponding results are compared with numerical (FEM) solutions in two representative examples.
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      slip boundary condition
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      Reynolds lubrication flow equations
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      mould-plunger pressing process
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      viscous incompressible glass flow
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      perturbation method
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      slender geometry
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      low Reynolds number
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      flow velocity
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      pressure gradient
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      plunger velocity
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