Computer Analysis of Polyolefins Produced with Injection Molding Process Using Physical Blowing Agents

Pavel Brdlík; Nirav Sailor; Jiří Bobek

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.919.299

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Computer Analysis of Polyolefins Produced with Injection Molding Process Using Physical Blowing Agents

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The complexity of today's plastic parts as well as the costs, quality makes it necessary to recognize potential errors early, already in the development phase of parts and moulds. Therefore, computer analysis became requisite part of any preprocessing phases. Due to the continuous effort decrease product weight and price many new techniques were developed recently. One relatively new end very effective technique is production of light construction products with using foaming agents. The main aim of this paper is therefore focuses on verification of computer analysis of Microcellular injection moulding process using physical blowing agents for the most used group of polymers which are polyolefins.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 919)

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Pavel Brdlík*, Nirav Sailor, Jiří Bobek

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Computer Analysis, Injection Molding, Mucell, Physical Blowing, Polyolefin

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