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Mathematical modeling of a rotor
spinning process for Twaron
Interim thesis
Everdien Kolk
Introduction
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The rotor spinning process
Mathematical models
stationary case, rotating s
stationary case, rotating r
Comparison stationary cases
Variable k
Solving the systems
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Questions?
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Comparison stationary cases
Variable k
Solving the systems
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Teijin
– Osaka, Japan
– Human Chemistry, Human Solutions
Teijin Twaron
– Arnhem, The Netherlands
– Aramid polymer: Twaron
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Products made of Twaron
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The Rotor Spinning Process
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Mathematical Models
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The rotor spinner
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Rrot  0.15m,
Rcoag  0.30m,
ω  2500rpm,   1200Pa s,
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d  250μm,
  1700kg / m3 .
The stationary case in a rotating coordinate
system with coordinate s
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Forces acting on
2
s .
2
Because of Pythagoras:  dx    dy   1.
 ds   ds 
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The forces
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






dy 

ds
Fcor  2mω v  sAv
,
 dx 
ds 
 x
Fcentr  mω (ωr)  sA 2 ,
 y
 



dx
 d 

F



ds
ds

F
 s 
.

visc
 d  F dy  

 

ds
ds



dv v F

with
ds  
if the polymer is Newtonian.
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Momentum balance
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Momentum balance:
With:
I in  I out  ve S  ve
e  e x
Then:
Iin  I out  Fcentr  Fcor  Fvisc  0
dx
dy
 ey
ds
ds
and
S  S
 s
d
ve ,
ds
  Av  constant .

d  dx 
dy d  dx 
2
 v   A x  2 Av   F   0
ds  ds 
ds ds  ds 

d  dy 
dx d  dy 
2
v


A

y

2

A

v
  F   0.


ds  ds 
ds ds  ds 
Momentum centrifugal coriolis
flux
force
force
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viscous
force
The stationary case in a rotating coordinate
system with coordinate s
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d 2x
 2
dy dx d
F  v  2  
F  v ,
x  2 
ds
v
ds ds ds
d2y
 2
dx dy d
F  v  2  
F  v ,
y  2 
ds
v
ds ds ds
dv v F

,
ds  
dF
dv  2  dx
dy 
 
 x  y .
ds
ds
v  ds
ds 
With mass flux   Av and unknowns: F, x, y, v.
We need 6 boundary conditions.
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Boundary conditions
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x(0)  Rrot ,
v(0)  1,
y (0)  0,
F (0)  F0 .
Not that obvious are:
dx
 1,
ds s 0
dy
 0.
ds s 0
Another possibility:
2
x( L) 2  y ( L) 2  Rcoag
,
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v( L)  ve
The stationary case in a rotating coordinate
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~


cos

p
~

pr
,
 sin ~ 
p 

~


cos

~s  
s
 sin ~ ,
s 

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~



sin

~
s

m
~ ,
cos

s 

~


cos

~
s
~

v V 
~ .
sin

s 

The stationary case in a rotating coordinate
system with coordinate r
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~
~ ~
d p  tan( p  s )
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,
dr
r
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~ ~
~ 


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
A
cos(

d  ~

 ~
p  s ) dV ~ 
~ .

V

s

p

2
m

~
~ ~ ~
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dr  
dr   cos( p  s )  V

V



stationary case, rotating s
centrifugal coriolis
stationary case, rotating r
 F  v 
force
force
Comparison stationary cases
Variable k
With:
Solving the systems
~
~
~






cos

cos


sin

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~
p
~  r
~s  
~ 
s
s
p
,
,
m
,



A
V
,
 sin ~ 
 cos~ 
 sin ~ 
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p
s 
s 




and unknowns:
~
~
~
s ,  p , V .
We need 5 boundary conditions.
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Boundary conditions
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~
V ( Rrot )  1,
~
s ( Rrot )  0,
~
 p ( Rrot )  0,
~
V ( Rcoag )  ve ,
??
Maybe:
 
 tan 
 p
Rcoag    2  ,
r
Rcoag
~
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but
 
tan   
2
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Polar coordinates:
~
x  r cos p ,
~
y  r sin  p ,
~
d p
dx dr
~
~
 cos p  r
sin  p ,
ds ds
ds
also:
dy dr
~
~
 sin  p  r
cos p .
ds ds
ds
dx
~
 coss ,
ds
dy
~
 sin s .
ds
~
d p
dr
~
~
~
Then
cos p  r
sin  p  coss ,
ds
ds
~
d p
dr
~
~
~
sin  p  r
cos p  sin s .
ds
ds
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~
d p
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~
d p
dr
~
~
~
~
cos p  r
sin  p  coss
* sin s
ds
ds
~
d p
dr
~
~
~
~
sin  p  r
cos p  sin s
* - coss
ds
ds
~
d p dr
~ ~
r
 tan( p  s )
ds ds
Then:
~
d p
ds
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
~ ~
tan( p  s )
r
+
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Polar coordinates:
~
d p
dx
~
~
 cos p  r
sin  p ,
dr
dr
~
d

dy
~
~
p
 sin  p  r
cos p .
dr
dr
Pythagoras says:
2
2
 ds   dx   dy 
     
 dr   dr   dr 
ds
1

~ ~
dr cos( p  s )
Then:
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2
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Repeating:
d 2x
 2
dy dx d
F  v  2  
F  v ,
x  2 
ds
v
ds ds ds
d2y
 2
dx dy d
F  v  2  
F  v .
y  2 
ds
v
ds ds ds
With:
F
 dv
:
v ds


 dx  
 dy  





x    ds  

d  
 dv  ds 


       2
 v 
ds   v ds  dy  
 v  y   dx  
 




 ds  
 ds  


 F  v 
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centrifugal
force
coriolis
force
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

 dx  
 dy  



x    ds  

d  
 dv  ds  


       2
 v 
dy
dx
ds  
v ds   
 v  y 

 




ds
ds







 F  v 
With
centrifugal
force
coriolis
force
ds
1

~ ~ ,
dr cos( p  s )
dx
dy
~
~
 coss and
 sin s follows:
ds
ds
~ ~
~
d    cos( p  s ) dv  coss  

 v
~   




dr 
v
dr  sin s 


~
~
   cos p    sin   

s

~   2
~ ~  
~  
cos( p  s )  v  sin  p   coss  
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Variable k
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~

~

d
V
~
~
~
s
k~s  V  ~ cos( p  s )
dr 
V

So
~
~ 
~ ~ dV 
,
k  V  ~ cos( p  s )
dr 
V

and
k  F  v .
When the momentum transport k is negative near
the rotor and positive near the coagulator there is a
radius at which k=0.
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Initial value problem
•
•
Euler’s method
Runge-Kutta order 4
Boundary value problem
•
Finite difference
Non-linear systems
•
Use an iterative process to solve the system
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The model
• Comparison of the several models.
• Is it possible that the spinning line curves
backward to the rotor?
• Research to the point rk=0.
• What is the meaning of this point?
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Boundary conditions
•
What is the correct leaving angle of the
spinning line.
•
What are correct conditions on the
coagulator.
•
What is the value of F0, the viscous force?
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Solving the systems
•
Numerically.
•
With perturbation theory.
unperturbed problem:
d 2x
 x  0,
2
dt
perturbed problem:
d 2x
dx

2

 x  0,
2
dt
dt
0    1.
The introduction of small perturbations triggers off
qualitatively and quantitatively behaviour of the
solutions which diverges very much from the behaviour
of the solutions of the unperturbed problem.
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Problem extension
•
Z-direction and introduce gravity.
•
Is the polymer Newtonian?
•
Heat equation because of rapid change of
viscosity possible.
•
Air friction.
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