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peter thom Member Posts: 3 |
posted August 12, 2003 06:11 AM
I will appreciate any helpful comments to check the following design for a screw to process PET (bottle grade) for a through put of 70 kg/hour,can this screw produce 70 kg/hour of PET with an acceptable melt condition. 1-screw dia.:65 mm 2-L/D ratio :22 3-feed flight depth :2.6 mm 4-compression ratio :2.4 5-screw profile :feed 50%,transition 25%,metering 25% Looking forward to help me. Regards Peter IP: Logged |
Bob Cunningham Senior Member Posts: 56 |
posted August 13, 2003 04:45 PM
What horsepower / KW motor? What is the gear-in speed / gearbox ratio? What process / what are you making? What quality is needed - highest quality? Or do you need most possible rate? What is "acceptable"? Is this a barrier design (I guess not)? Any mixing devices (Maddock, etc.)? Is the resin dried? What IV? This is a smooth-bore extruder, right? My answer for this sort of question is usually "try it and see"- might not be perfect, but might be "acceptable". I've seen some people try screws that should be horrible by all standards, but work very well. -Bob Cunningham IP: Logged |
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