Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The numerical simulation model of mechanical oil expression from vegetable oil was developed. It was solved by using of combining finite difference with finite element. The displacement experiment for extracted sesame was used to validate the model. As an applied example, the predictions of pore-fluid pressure dissipation and distribution re carried out. The predicted values of displacement conformed to the measured values ll. The pore-fluid pressure decreased with increasing pressing time. The pore-fluid pressure dissipation for the case of double surface seepage was faster than for the case of single surface under the same pressing pressure. The pore-fluid pressure distribution would become uniform with pressing time, and become nonuniform with pressing pressure. And the pore-fluid pressure distributions for the case of double surface seepage re generally more uniform than for the case of single surface.
['Xiao Zheng', 'Yan You', 'Guoxiang Lin', 'Yaxin Zhang']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Numerical Simulation of Mechanical Oil Expression from Sesame Based on Fluid-Solid Coupling Flowing through Porous Media
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