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Conference paper

Numerical Modeling of Micro Fluidics of Polymer Melts

In :proceedings of the 15. International Congress on Rheology, 2008 — 2008, pp. 249-251
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Manufacturing Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Technical University of Denmark1

Department of Mechanical Engineering, Technical University of Denmark2

A new Galerkin finite element scheme for the numerical simulation of three-dimensional time-dependent flow of K-BKZ fluids has been developed. The scheme was used to model the polymer melt flow in nano imprint lithography (NIL). In NIL a sub micrometer pattern is hot pressed onto a thin polymer film on a hard substrate.

The numerical method is based on a Lagrangian kinematics description of the fluid, where the (Cartesian) coordinate system attached to the particles is discretized by ten-node quadratic tetrahedral elements. The time integral in the K-BKZ model is discretized by a quadratic interpolation ensuring third order convergence in time.

The method has been benchmarked on the free surface problem of a filament stretched between two plates.

Language: English
Year: 2008
Pages: 249-251
Proceedings: 15th International Congress on Rheology
Types: Conference paper
ORCIDs: Rasmussen, Henrik K.

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