Experimental And Numerical Study Of The Melt Behavior During The Injection Molding Process
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Abstract
In this paper the non‐isothermal flow of a melt polymer during the filling of a rectangular plate is investigated both experimentally and numerically. Two pressure sensors were mounted flush on the slightly tapered rectangular sprue of a center gated plate mold to monitor the time evolution of the wall shear stress prior to entering the cavity. For large injection speeds the pressure drop in the sprue presents a maximum shortly after the beginning of the injection. After this point, the wall shear stress in the sprue drops remaining relatively constant during the late stage of the filling. At low injection speed, the wall shear stress in the sprue increases in time continuously because of the cooling. The filling of the plate is computed using a 3D finite element code and the predicted pressure drop in the sprue is compared with the measurements. Solutions obtained with and without considering the flow in the nozzle illustrate that the nozzle induces important thermal effects and thus need to be taken into account in the simulation. The need for three‐dimensional simulation is also illustrated.
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