The Griffiths‑Enhanced Double‑Screw Architecture (GEDSA): A Next‑Generation Flow Engine for Precision Portioning and Gentle Transport

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Authors: Wayne Griffiths
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Abstract

This whitepaper introduces the Griffiths‑Enhanced Double‑Screw Architecture (GEDSA), a next‑generation flow engine designed to replace conventional double‑screw and vane systems in high‑value food processing and advanced material transport. Developed within the Bella Sequence of the Griffiths canon, GEDSA integrates adaptive geometry, predictive flow cognition, magneto‑rheological boundary layers, and regenerative hygienic surfaces to achieve unprecedented portioning accuracy, inclusion integrity, and system uptime. GEDSA is not an iteration of existing technology — it is a new class of intelligent, self‑optimizing positive‑displacement architecture. This document outlines the system’s core subsystems, performance envelope, comparative positioning, and application domains, establishing GEDSA as a foundational advancement in industrial flow control.

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
8 January 2026
Language
EN