Abstract
This study investigates pressure and temperature changes in an extrusion die of expandable polymer according to resin flow. Depending on die design each three structural changes of the die neck width and lip height were assumed and the effects were analyzed. It is revealed that the maximum pressure decreases as the inlet width of die neck and outlet height of die lip increase. The mean temperature decreases as the inlet width increase, but it does not change with the outlet height.
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