3. Modeling the flow of plastisol between the doctor blade and the cylinder
It is necessary to adapt the classical modeling of hydrodynamic lubrication approximations as described in [AM 3 110] . A velocity-pressure model is not feasible. Indeed, as shown, for example, in Figure 6 , a single viscosity value can correspond to several shear rates. On the other hand, it is observed that the shear stress is a monotonically increasing function of the shear rate (Figure...
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Modeling the flow of plastisol between the doctor blade and the cylinder
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