Provides functions for calculating various parameters in extrusion processes
Project description
extrucal
Author: John Lee
extrucal
provides functions for calculating throughput in extrusion processes and for generating tables and plots for throughput with respect to screw RPM and channel depth in metering section.
A large portion of arguments for the functions were given the typical values. The arguments for functions are as follows: screw size, channel depth, polymer melt density, screw RPM, screw pitch, flight width, number of flights
Installation
extrucal
can be installed PyPI using the following terminal command:
$ pip install extrucal
Package Functions
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throughput()
- This function calculates the extrusion throughput (Drag Flow) given the screw size, RPM, the channel depth of metering channel, and screw pitch
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throughput_table()
- This function generates a table containing the extrusion throughput with respect to channel depth and screw RPM
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throughput_plot()
- This function generates a plot containing the extrusion throughput with respect to channel depth and screw RPM
Usage
extrucal
can be used to calculate throughput in extrusion processes and to generate table and plot for throughput as a function of screw RPM and channel depth in the metering section of screw
from extrucal.extrucal import throughput, throughput_table, throughput_plot
Dependencies
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Python 3.9 and Python packages:
- pandas==1.4.1
- numpy==1.22.2
- ipykernel==6.9.1
- altair-saver==0.5.0
Documentation
Documentation extrucal
can be found at Read the Docs
Contributing
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License
extrucal
was created by John Lee. It is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.
Credits
extrucal
was created with cookiecutter
and the py-pkgs-cookiecutter
template.
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