Analysis for Diving Regulator of Manufacturing Process

Jung Chang Wang; Yu Pin Tsai

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.213.68

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Analysis for Diving Regulator of Manufacturing Process

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Diving regulator converts the compressed air in a tank into atmosphere air for divers and plays a very important role of SCUBA diving apparatus. The article analyzes its manufacturing process of injection mold in order to enhance the strength after insert molding through the good thermal performance of vapor chamber. The insert molding process is that the metal insert is firstly put into the cavity and then composed an embedded metal-plastic product by injection molding. These results proved that the product strength can be improved significantly with a yield rate up to 100% through this manufacturing process.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 213)

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February 2011

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Jung Chang Wang, Yu Pin Tsai

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Diving Regulator, Injection Mold, Insert Molding Process, SCUBA, Vapor Chamber

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