Comparison between Middle-Face Model and 3D Model and Experiment of Gas-Assisted Injection Molding

Tie Geng; Qing Hai Ren; Yan Yun Zhang; Wei Qing Tu; Dan Dan Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.403-408.3656

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Comparison between Middle-Face Model and 3D Model and Experiment of Gas-Assisted Injection Molding

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Based on the research about the injection molding simulation technology such as 2.5-d model and 3D model, Numerical analysis on a same gas-assisted product was implemented using Moldflow software’s middle-face model and 3D model technology, and the physical experiment was also implemented. Through comparing the simulation results and experimental results, it shown that the time of the gas-assisted injection molding simulation based on 3D model is long, but the simulation results are more in line with experimental results than middle-face model. The numerical simulation using 3D model can truly and reliably predict the product’s molding process, and meet the demand to guide production.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 403-408)

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3656-3660

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November 2011

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Tie Geng, Qing Hai Ren, Yan Yun Zhang, Wei Qing Tu, Dan Dan Liu

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3D Model, Experiment, Gas-Assisted Injection Molding, Middle-Face Model, Numerical Simulation

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