Multi-particle-size filler filling type composite material fluidity simulation method

Abstract

The invention discloses a multi-particle-size filler filling type composite material fluidity simulation method. The method comprises the following steps: setting geometric information of a filler, and dividing unit grids according to the maximum filler particle size; according to discrete element simulation, filler physical property parameters and filler-filler and filler-wall surface contact models are determined, and a particle generator and model boundary conditions are defined; generating a particle random distribution structure by adopting a particle diameter increasing method, and setting an initial velocity of particle linear distribution; determining density and viscosity models of the base material, setting boundary conditions, and simulating three-dimensional Couette flow of the base material at a given shear rate; generating a dynamic link library file by discrete element software, and importing a coupling file; adopting computational fluid mechanics software to set coupling parameters, and importing a coupling file; and calculating the viscosity of the composite material by combining the coupling calculation of computational fluid mechanics software and discrete element software. The method can more accurately and comprehensively analyze the viscosity change rule of various composite materials filled with fillers in different shapes.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of polymer composite material design, and more specifically, to a method for simulating the fluidity of a multi-particle size filler-filled composite material. Background technique

[0002] Multi-size filler-filled composite materials are widely used in the field of electronic packaging, such as underfill (Underfill), thermal interface material (TIM), etc. As the filling density of fillers increases, agglomeration between fillers tends to occur, the friction effect between fillers increases, and the interface area between fillers and matrix increases, resulting in poor fluidity of composite materials, which is not conducive to material processing and molding. The microscopic factors that affect the macroscopic viscosity of composite materials include: filler packing density, filler particle size, particle size distribution, filler and matrix material properties, etc. It is difficult to analyze the specific ...

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