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-- I think moving part cases only supports generalized Newtonian model
-- You can adjust the flow boundary conditions?
-- Maybe the velocity at the inlet is in parabolic distribution. Also, you can use non-isothermal model for setting temperature boundaries.
-- Maybe a diagram to add to the context
-- Make sure there is enough cells between walls to avoid resistance from no-slip walls
-- Again, are you using non-isothermal model?
We have a non-isothermal twin screw extruder (eg_47) in examples page that might be helpful.
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