Traveling waves along viscous filaments

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In this article, deflections of a viscous filament in a classical fiber spinning set-up are analyzed. The deflections are considered in a direction perpendicular to the vertical equilibrium state of the spin line. The result is a traveling wave equation with non-uniform coefficients representing the non-uniform filament velocity and non-uniform tension in the spin line. Under neglect of air drag, the system is conservative with respect to an energy functional, so that its eigenmodes have purely imaginary characteristic values. A numerical analysis of the eigenmodes of the system reveals that deflections propagate from take-up wheel to spinneret, with frequencies being multiples of a basic frequency and amplitudes sinus shaped with the maximum being shifted toward the spinneret. From the numerical results, a formula is derived, which approximates the basic frequency and traveling wave velocity directly in terms of the spinning process parameters. © 2011 The Author(s).

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Aarts, A. C. T., van Eijndhoven, S. J. L., & Zavinska, O. (2012). Traveling waves along viscous filaments. Journal of Engineering Mathematics, 72(1), 107–124. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10665-011-9466-4

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