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Relationship between mold geometry, processing conditions and mechanical properties : computer integrated injection molding application

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Alternative titleRelationship between mould geometry, processing conditions and mechanical properties : computer integration injection moulding application
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Abstract
The injection molding of thermoplastics involves a large number of variables which are related to part and mold design, machine operation and resin properties. Important aspects such as the feeding system (sprue, runner and gate) and processing conditions govern the flow characteristics and heat transfer phenomena occurring during the filling and solidification phases, which in turn affect the mechanical properties of the finished products. This paper will describe within the framework of computer integrated injection molding, the results of a research project regarding the relationship between the above mentioned aspects. Experimental as well as process simulation results on a variety of samples (HDPE, PP) will be presented.
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PublisherNational Research Council of Canada. Industrial Materials Research Institute
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  • Report (Industrial Materials Research Institute (Canada)), no. IGM86-107-447 (1986).
LanguageEnglish
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NRC numberCNRC 26263
NRC-IGM86-107-447
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