Metal injection molding: a comprehensive MIM design guide
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Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
Beschreibung: | XIII, 194 S. Ill., graph. Darst. 28 cm |
ISBN: | 9780981949666 0981949665 |
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adam_text | TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
PREFACE
...........................................................................ix
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.................................................
xi
AUTHOR BACKGROUND
...........................................xiii
Chapter
1.
INTRODUCTION
...........................................1
Overview
—
What is
MIM?
...................................................1
Process Essentials
.................................................................2
Where
MIM
Differs from PM
..............................................3
Unique Aspects of
MIM
.......................................................6
Historical Evolution
..............................................................6
Market and Technology Status
..............................................8
Contrast with Other Technologies
........................................8
Key Terms
.............................................................................9
Resources
..............................................................................9
Chapter
2.
PROCESS OPTIONS
....................................11
Process Overview
................................................................11
Background
....................................................................11
Feedstock
—
Powder Plus Binder
...................................12
Tooling and Materials
....................................................14
Molding
..........................................................................15
Debinding
.......................................................................19
Sintering
.........................................................................20
Novel Options
.....................................................................22
Attributes and Advantages
..................................................25
Secondary Operations
.........................................................27
Process Simulations
............................................................28
Vendor Differences
.............................................................28
Resources
............................................................................29
Chapter
3.
DESIGN PRINCIPLES
.................................31
Design Cycles
.....................................................................31
Recognizing Good Candidates
............................................31
Qualitative Criteria
.........................................................31
Quantitative Criteria
.......................................................32
Geometric Details
...............................................................34
Effective Density Concept
.............................................34
Surface Finish
................................................................35
Size Range
.....................................................................36
Mass Range
....................................................................37
Geometric Summary
......................................................38
Features
...............................................................................39
Flat Face
.........................................................................39
Closed Features
..............................................................40
Small Details
..................................................................41
Holes, Slots, and Undercuts
...........................................41
Imprints, Protrusions, Ribs
............................................45
Threads
...........................................................................46
Materials
.............................................................................47
Properties
............................................................................47
Design Support
...................................................................49
Resources
............................................................................50
Chapter
4.
MANUFACTURING CONSIDERATIONS
...51
Mold Attributes and Limitations
.........................................51
Cavity Design
.................................................................51
Parting Line
....................................................................53
Sprue, Runner, and Gate
................................................53
Vent
...............................................................................54
Temperature Control Passages
.......................................55
Ejector
............................................................................55
Slides and Cores
.............................................................55
Tool Motions
.......................................................................56
Tool-Cavity Design
.............................................................57
Novel Solutions
...................................................................58
Blemishes from Tooling
......................................................59
Geometric Feature Combinations
.......................................60
Dimensional Tolerances
......................................................60
Tolerance Approaches
.........................................................62
Process Yield
.......................................................................64
Computer Simulation for Defect Avoidance
.......................65
Quality Plans
.......................................................................66
Inspection
............................................................................68
Quality Tests
...................................................................68
Quantitative Techniques
.................................................69
Nondestructive Techniques
............................................69
Resources
............................................................................69
Chapter
5.
MATERIAL PROPERTIES
.........................71
Available Materials
.............................................................71
Powders
..........................................................................73
Feedstock
.......................................................................73
Standardized Chemistries
...............................................73
Cost Attributes
....................................................................74
Materials Selection
.............................................................75
Key Classifications
............................................................76
Electrical and Magnetic
.................................................76
Corrosion and Biocompatibility
.....................................77
Inerţial
Properties
...........................................................79
Structural Properties
.......................................................81
Tensile Properties of Metallic Materials
...................81
Rupture Strength of Ceramic Materials
....................82
Impact, Fracture, and Fatigue Properties
..................83
Elevated-Temperature Properties
..............................85
Optical Properties
...........................................................85
Thermal Properties
.........................................................87
Wear
...............................................................................88
Sintered
Microstructures
.....................................................88
Composite Materials
...........................................................89
High-Elastic-Modulus Cermets
.....................................89
Heterogeneous Microstructures
.....................................89
Atmosphere-Stabilized Compositions
...........................90
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Table
of
Contents
Biocompatible Materials
................................................90
Infiltrated Preforms........................................................
90
Bonded
Materials
...........................................................91
Controlled-Porosity Structures
.......................................91
Testing
Standards
................................................................92
Material
Standards
..............................................................93
Resources
............................................................................94
Chapter
6.
COSTS............................................................
97
Typical
Project
Costs
..........................................................97
Tooling Cost
........................................................................98
Tool Life
.............................................................................99
Equipment Costs
.................................................................99
Component Costing
..........................................................100
Competitive Forces
...........................................................102
Design Effects on Processing Costs
..................................102
Resources
..........................................................................103
Chapter
7.
APPLICATIONS
..........................................105
Overview
...........................................................................105
Aerospace
..........................................................................106
Automotive
.......................................................................108
Business Machines
............................................................
Ill
Cellphones
.........................................................................
Ill
Computer Devices
.............................................................113
Cutting Tools
.....................................................................113
Defense
.............................................................................114
Dental
................................................................................116
Electrical and Electronic Components
..............................118
Firearms
............................................................................118
Hand Tools
........................................................................120
Hardware and Industrial
....................................................120
Household and Consumer
.................................................123
Instrumentation and Sensors
.............................................124
Jewelry and Watches
.........................................................124
Medical
.............................................................................125
Microelectronics and Optoelectronics
..............................127
Sporting
.............................................................................129
Telecommunication
...........................................................130
Summary
...........................................................................131
Resources
..........................................................................132
Chapters. MARKET CONSIDERATIONS
................135
Industry Structure
.............................................................135
Overview
......................................................................135
Historical Shifts
...........................................................136
Production Levels
........................................................137
Sales Breakdown
..........................................................137
Competitive Technologies
................................................139
Financial Performance
......................................................140
Geography
....................................................................141
Materials
......................................................................141
Applications
.................................................................142
Emerging Opportunities
....................................................144
Applications
.................................................................144
New Concepts in
MIM
.................................................145
Industry Changes
.........................................................146
Future Trends
....................................................................146
Resources
..........................................................................147
Chapter
9.
SUPPLEMENTAL DATA
...........................149
Overview
...........................................................................150
Cost-Calculation Approach
...............................................150
Tool Costs
.........................................................................151
Calculation Approach
...................................................151
Optimization of Multiple-Cavity Tooling
....................153
Other Tool-Cost Factors
...............................................154
Example Tool-Cost Estimation
....................................154
Summary of Important Tool-Cost Factors
...................155
Feedstock Costs
................................................................155
Cost of Raw Materials
.................................................156
Operation Parameters
...................................................157
Mixing Costs
................................................................158
Feedstock for Golf Clubs
.............................................158
Feedstock Cost Summary
............................................159
Batch-Size Effects
.............................................................159
Component Costing
..........................................................161
Operational Characteristics
..........................................162
Molding Costs
..............................................................162
Debinding Costs
...........................................................163
Sintering Costs
.............................................................163
Finishing Costs
.............................................................164
Tight-Tolerance Effects
................................................164
Per-Piece Costing
.........................................................165
Additional Costs
...........................................................165
Golf Club Example
......................................................166
How Much Will it Cost?
...................................................166
Cost Sensitivity
.................................................................167
Typical Component Analysis
.......................................168
Component-Mass Effect
..............................................169
Golf Club Example
......................................................170
Bottom Line on Costing
...............................................170
Definitions
........................................................................170
Nomenclature
....................................................................179
Units and Conversion Factors
...........................................180
Helpful Relations
.........................................................180
Prefixes
........................................................................181
Fundamental Units
.......................................................181
Derived Units
...............................................................181
Important Constants
.....................................................181
Conversion Factors
......................................................181
Misconceptions
.................................................................182
Standards
...........................................................................184
Patent Sources
...................................................................185
Conferences and Publications
...........................................185
Trade and Professional Organizations
..............................185
Resources
..........................................................................185
INDEX
..............................................................................187
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