Analysis result of tensile young’s modulus
1. INTRODUCTION
It is important to understand the polymer flow phenomena in molten stage during mould cavity filling. This is because of economical reason such as reducing the plastic part defects as well as increasing the quality requirements of moulded parts. Therefore, it is useful to carry out research both in visualization [1] and simulation [2] during flow of molten polymer during injection moulding process [3]. Recently, the polymer flow using visualization techniques in plastic injection mould have studied by several researchers. Bociga and Jaruga investigated the polymer melt in the cavity filling with various accesses and found that visualization technique had been able to improve various problems that cannot be seen during simulation [4]. Kanetoh and Yokoi studied the flow fronts of plastics melt using glass insert mould. They used the direct visualization method and found that defect of flow marks was observed at plastic parts where it was closely related to plastic behaviour in the flow front [5]. Result from simulation can be compared with visualization where the parameters of machine injection can be optimized using various optimization method such as using full factorial [6], response surface method [7] and Taguchi method [8]. This project discuses the design mechanism of slanted glass mould that will be used for visualize the molten polymer flow through transparent glass. There are three locations of digital camera to view of the molten polymer, firstly at the surface front view, secondly at surface side view and lastly at the surface top view of the plastic product.2. METHODOLOGY
Figure 1 shows the flow chart of mould design. To design the slanted glass injection mould, it begins with familiarization the CAD software that is used and in this case is Solidworks TM software version 2013. Injection mould design had been study in order to understand what type of mould suitable for the slanted glass mould and type of components should have in order to make it works. Lastly the mould base is selected and the direction of mould clamping, direction of ejection, water cooling system and suitable view direction for taking of the image of molten polymer were decided. Figure 1 Mould design flow chart3. SLANTED GLAS MOULD SET-UP
In order to design the slanted glass mould, the main concept and design have been done in a view of a diagram as shown in Figure 2. Front view shows the position of the slanted glass where digital camera no. 1 can capture the flow image from the top view of the product from the deflection of the mirror at the slanted part of the mirror. Top view in Figure 2 shows the digital camera no. 2 and no. 3 that can capture the flow image from front and side of the product through the glass part. All digital cameras capture the flow image simultaneously during each injection shot. Explore Solidworks TM software capability Select type of injection mould design Design slanted glass injection mouldParts
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