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Overview
Extrusion and Injection molding
Flow in screw
Flow in cavity or die
Injection molding
Clamp force
Cooling time
Ejection force
Extrusion schematic
Schematic
pellets
clamp
nozzle
hopper
barrel
throat
mold
cavity
screw
heaters
motor /
drive
q vz
w/cosq
Flow analysis
Barrel slides across channel at the helix
angle
vz = pumping
vx = stirring
v=pDN
vx
q vz
w/cosq
Flow rate
vz shows viscous traction work against
exit pressure
flow rate = f(exit pressure, vbarrel, m, d, w, l)
Flow analysis
Simplify by using Newtonian fluid
y
v v0
H
1
QD v A v0 wH
2
vo
y
10
hopper
2y
exit
p + dp
Assumptions
no slip at walls
dz
melt is incompressible
steady, laminar flow
end and side wall effects are negligible
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hopper
2y
exit
p + dp
z
t
dz
Equilibrium
p p dp 2 y 2t dz 0
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p p dp 2 y 2t dz 0
dp
t y
dz
Newtonian fluid
dv
m m
dy
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1 dp H
y
v
m dz 8
2
2
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Qp w
wH dp
v dy
12 m dz
15
12 m dz
2
3
f(screw speed)
f(pressure drop)
dp/dz set by
back pressure on reciprocating screw (injection
molding)
die resistance (extrusion)
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Nomenclature
dz = helical length = axial length/sinq
vz = helix velocity = vbarrel*cosq
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Flow rate
flow
rate
2w
output pressure
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Schematics
Extrusion
Injection molding
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t + dt
r
dr
dz
p + dp
p
t
Equilibrium
p [r dr r 2 ] dp 2p r dr t dt rt dz
2
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2pr dr dp 2p t dr r dt dz
dp t dr r dt d tr
dz
r dr
r dr
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C
dz
L
r dr
d tr Cr dr
d tr Cr dr
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r
tr C
2
C
p
t r
r
2
2L
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t max
p R
2L
Newtonian fluid
du
t m
dr
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dr
2 Lm
finally
p 2
2
u
r R
4 mL
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p 2
2
u
r R
4mL
p R p
Q p 2pr u dr
8m
L
0
R
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wH p
Qp
12 m L
3
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Extrusion
Pressure generated by screw rotation
flow rate through screw =
flow rate through die
Q(extruder) = Q(die)
pressure rise in screw = pressure drop in
die
dp(extruder) = p(die)
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Qscrew
p 0.0052
4
1.96 106 m3 / s
v z H H 3 dp
w
12 m dz
2
p R 4 p
Qdie
8m L
dp p
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Q product Qdie
4
0.005
p
2 p
6
1.96 10
8 103 0.04
p 5.1 MPa
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0
.
004
0
.
004
5
.
1
10
6
z
1.96 10 0.021
3
2
12
10
4
.
83
l
1.25
dz
4.83m
sinq sin15
solving
v z 49.5 mm / s
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vz
49.5
51.2 mm / s
cosq cos15
60 vbarrel 60 51.2
N
35 RPM
p D
p 28
34
35
36
37
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3,927 mm3 / s
time time
3
2
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Qscrew
v z H H 3 dp
w
12 m dz
2
l
dz
sinq
vz vscrew cosq
pDN
vscrew
D 28 2 4 20 mm
60
40
p 20 60 cos 15 4
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15 106
3,927 21
3
1,250
2
12
10
sin 15
N = 101 RPM
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5,891mm3 / s
time
2
2
Qmold
pR 4 p
8m L
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p 5 p
4
5,891
8 10 150
3
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t m k
log m
m k
n 1
log mo
n-1
log
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2y n
v v0 1
H
H
2
n 1
n
2y
Q 2wv0 1 dy
H
0
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1
n
2n H
p
Q w
k L 2n 1 2
vave
1
n
n 1
n
Q
n H
p
wH k L 2n 1 2
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1
R
n 1 2k L
R
1
n
n p
Q p
3n 1 2k L
vave
3n1
R n
1
n
n p
p R 2 3n 1 2k L
Q
n 1
R n
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Example 3-1
Compare Newtonian and NonNewtonian, pressure driven fluid flow in
a rectangular channel
Given
H = 2 mm, w = 15 mm, L = 50 mm
Q = 60 cm3/s= 6 x 10-5 m3/s
m = 100 Pa-s @ d/dt = 3000/s (Newtonian
viscosity)
k = 12198, n = 0.4
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Example 3-2
First, determine the Newtonian flow properties
vave
Q
6 10 5
m
2
wH 0.015 0.002
s
30 MPa
3
3
wH
0.015 0.002
5
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Example 3-3
2
2
1 p H
y
v
m L 8
2
p H 2 30 106 0.002
m
3
8mL
8 100 0.05
s
2
vmax v y 0
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Example 3-4
For non-Newtonian flow, determine the
p needed for Q = 6 x 10-5 m3/s and vave
= 2 m/s.
vave
1
n
n 1
n
1
0.4
0.41
0.002 0.4
Q
n H
p
wH k L 2n 1 2
m
p
2
s 12198 0.05
0.4
2 0.4 1
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Example 3-5
solving
p 23.3 MPa
and
0.78
pNewtonian
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Example 3-6
For non-Newtonian flow, determine Q
for p = 30 MPa.
30 10
12198 0.05
6
vave
1
0.4
0.4
0.002
2 0.4 1 2
0.41
0.4
m
3.77
s
3
m
Q vave w H 3.77 0.015 0.002 11.3 105
s
1.88
5
QNewtonian
6 10
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Example 3-7
One can see the effect of shear-thinning
reduction in pressure needed to maintain a
flow
increase in flow with a constant pressure
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Clamp force
Typically 50 tons/oz of injected material
Can be approximated by
injection pressure x projected area of part
at parting line
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Cooling in a mold
Assume 1-D heat conduction
Assume mold conducts much better than
plastic (Biot > 1)
Center temperature important
T
T
2
t
x
2
T = temperature
t = time
= thermal diffusivity
=k/rc
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Cooling in a mold
Fo
hx
Bi
k
x2
TE TW
TM TW
TE = ejection temp
TM = injection temp
TW = mold wall temp
2l = thickness of part
Fo
2
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Cooling in a mold
Solution
must be approximated or solved numerically
np 2
n
p
, Fo exp
Fo sin
p n ,odd n
2
2
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Fo
t
r
TM TW
tc 2 ln 1.7
p
TE TW
1.7 r
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Non-isothermal flow
Flow rate characteristic time constant:
t = 1/t ~ V/Lx
Flow rate
V L2z V Lz Lz
~
Heat transferrate Lx
Lx
Small numbers give short shots
thick runners needed
ratio should be greater than one for filling
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Non-isothermal flow
Z
3 mm
X
Y
10 cm
1 cm/s
Flow rate
0.01m / s 0.0015m 0.0015m
~
2.25
7 2
Heat transferrate
10 m / s
0.1m
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Ejection force
Ejection pins force the part out of the
mold after the part has cooled and
solidified enough.
The part will shrink onto any cores,
leading to an interference fit.
Model as a thin walled cylinder with
closed ends (plastic part) on a rigid core
(metal mold).
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Biaxial strain
1 2
pd pd
1
E
E
2tE 4tE
p d d
1
E 2t 4t
1 T
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Ejection force
E T
p
d d
2t 4t
Fejection
Fejection m p A
m E A T
d d
2t 4t
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Nomenclature
A = area
d = core diameter
E = Youngs
modulus
p = pressure
t = part thickness
= thermal
expansion
coefficient
T = temperature
differential
= Poissons ratio
m = friction
coefficient
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Summary
Extrusion and Injection molding
Flow in screw
Flow in cavity or die
Injection molding
Clamp force
Cooling time
Ejection force
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