Schweizer Coating Consulting GmbH
Liquid Film Coating Technology
Birchacherstr. 45
Liquzuid
Film Coating
3184
Wuennewil
Switzerland
Mobile +41 79 777 5394
[email protected]
www.schweizer-coating.ch
June 20, 2017
Instructions for using the template for
the extended abstract
prepared by
Peter M. Schweizer
Purpose
ECS 2017 will print and hand out during the Symposium registration a book of
extended abstracts of all accepted oral and poster papers. To facilitated the
printing process, and to keep its costs as low as possible, we are kindly asking all
authors to prepare a 3-page extended abstract by using the attached WORD
template. All abstracts have to be submitted in form of a WORD file. Strictly
adhering to the format of the template and following the instructions below will
allow us to then prepare a master PDF file that is ready to print.
Please carefully read the following instructions and use them accordingly. Do not
hesitate to contact me in case of questions.
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1 Title, Authors and Affiliations
Use the format as shown in the template. Underline the name of the speaker and
provide the e-mail address of the corresponding author.
2 Key Words
Add a few.
3 Structure of the Abstract
Choose a few Section titles as appropriate, perhaps starting with an
introduction/motivation for your work and ending with conclusions, as well as a list
of references, if applicable.
4 Format
Please take the template and fill in the text according to your presentation, but do
not change any of the formats such as font style and size, header and footer, page
layout and margins, etc. Do not write anything into the footer or header; do not add
any page numbers.
4.1 Page
Page size:
A4 (will be reduced in printed book)
4.2 Paragraph
Format of paragraph:
Blocksatz
Distance before paragraph: 0 points
Distance after paragraph:
6 points
Distance after paragraph in
references:
3 points
4.3 Fonts
Font type:
Times New Roman
Font size for title of paper:
14
Font size for chapter titles:
11
Font size for normal text:
10
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4.4 Figures
If you use figures then please first introduce a table consisting of at least 2 cells, one
for the figure and one for the figure caption underneath the figure. If the figure is
small, you can fill the space to the left or right of the figure with normal text, see
example Figures 1-3 below and in the template.
After the figure, the caption and the normal text next to the figure are all in place I
suggest you remove the black lines outlining the table cells. If you do not use any
figures then please delete the sample figures in the template.
De/D0 = 0.4, a = 0, parameter: j [-]
Parameter: Aspect ratio of rectangle [-]
2
0.04
t(X)/t0 [-]
0.5
0.74
1
1.2
0.5
3
0
Shape Factor l [-]
0.3
1.5
0.2
0.03
0.4
0.02
0.6
0.01
0.8
1.0
0
0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1
0
X/W [-]
Figure 1: Relative wall shear stress distribution
in die cavity.
0.5
Power Law Index, n [-]
1
Figure 2: Shape factor for rectangles as a
function of the aspect ratio and the power law
index.
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Figure 3: Example of an optimized dual-cavity die.
4.5 Equations
If you use equations, then please use the equation tool provided by WORD, i.e.
Insert/Equation/Insert new equation/. This tool is quite versatile and flexible.
Before introducing an equation please first introduce a table consisting of 2 cells,
one for the equation and one for the equation number to the right of the equation,
see example below. Alternatively, and equation could be generated with another
software and imported as an image.
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2𝑉 ∗
𝑟 2
𝑢(𝑟) =
−
(
) ]
[1
𝜋𝑅 2
𝑅
(1)
When all is in place I suggest removing the black lines of the table cells. If you do
not use any equations then please delete the sample equation in the template.
4.6 References
If you use references, then please mark them in the text with a number placed
between rectangular brackets [1]. In the reference section each entry will be
formatted as a numbered paragraph, see below.
1. Liu, T.-J., Hong, C.-N. and Chen, K.-C., Computer-aided analysis of a linearly tapered coat-hanger
die, Polymer Engineering and Science, 1988, Vol. 28, No. 3.
2. Schweizer, P.M., Viscosity versus rheology, Converting Quarterly, 2016/3.
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