MODELLING OF EXTRUSION-TYPE SQUEEZE OF OIL CROPS WITH HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY DEPENDENT ON OIL CONCENTRATION AND PRESSURE LEVEL

Ilya A. Petrov

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Materials, Methods & Technologies, Volume 6, 2012

MODELLING OF EXTRUSION-TYPE SQUEEZE OF OIL CROPS WITH HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY DEPENDENT ON OIL CONCENTRATION AND PRESSURE LEVEL

Ilya A. Petrov

Pages: 64-71
Publié: 1 Jan 2012
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Résumé: In this paper a model of extrusion type squeeze is suggested. Processed material is considered as deformable two components mixture. The main feature of the model is usage of non linear Darsi law with hydraulic conductivity dependent on pressure level and on oil concentration value. The results of rape squeeze modeling with estimated efficiency are presented.

Mots-clés : extrusion-type squeeze, squeeze modelling, screw extrusion, rape

Citer cet article : Ilya A. Petrov. MODELLING OF EXTRUSION-TYPE SQUEEZE OF OIL CROPS WITH HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY DEPENDENT ON OIL CONCENTRATION AND PRESSURE LEVEL. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Materials, Methods & Technologies 6, 64-71 (2012). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1003237/

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