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A mathematical model of the continuous vulcanization process is outlined; optimum line speed is computed based on continuous vulcanization cure and extruder output limitations. Assumptions made in the anaysis are justified by a numerical method. A supplementary program iterative relaxation technique, a comparison of the two programs, and a key are also presented.
A mathematical model of the continuous vulcanization process is outlined; optimum line speed is computed based on continuous vulcanization cure and extruder output limitations. Assumptions made in the anaysis are justified by a numerical method. A supplementary program iterative relaxation technique, a comparison of the two programs, and a key are also presented.
| Author(s) | LeNir, V.L.Northern Electric Co Ltd., Dodwell, R.C |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal1(7): 90-100 1968, Paper presented at WAI Electrical Divisional Meeting, Hickory, NC USA |
| Year | 1968 |
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