Numerical and experimental studies on the ejection of injection‐molded plastic products
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Abstract
Abstract Numerical and experimental studies have been conducted on the ejection stage of plastics injection molding process. A numerical approach is proposed to predict the ejection force from the mold‐part constraining and friction forces as the product cools in the mold cavity up to the moment of ejection. The finite element thermoviscoelastic solidification analysis has taken into account the stress and volume relaxation behavior of polymers under the cavity‐constrained condition. The predicted ejection force and its distribution over ejector pins are validated by injection molding experiment of rectangular boxes using a polycarbonate resin. Different cases of the ejector pin layout are evaluated to examine the effect of the number, location and dimension of ejector pins, so as to identify the balanced layout causing minimum stress and deformation to the product. The approach is also applied to another product geometry which shows complex distribution of the mold‐part constraining and friction forces and involves multi‐step operations in the demolding stage.
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