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| adam_text | CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
.................................................................................
V
PREFACE
.....................................................................................................
VII
1
OVERVIEW
OF
PLASTICS
MOLDING
.....................................................
1
CHE-PING
(BARTON)
LIN
1.1
INTRODUCTION
TO
INJECTION
MOLDING
...........................................................
1
1.1.1
THE
SYSTEMS
OF
INJECTION
MOLDING
...............................................
3
1.1.1.1
THE
CYCLE
OF
INJECTION
MOLDING
....................................
3
1.1.1.2
INJECTION
MACHINE
..........................................................
4
1.1.2
DEFECTS
IN
INJECTION
MOLDED
PRODUCTS
........................................
10
1.1.2.1
SHORT
SHOT
......................................................................
10
1.1.2.2
WARP
................................................................................
11
1.1.2.3
FLASH
................................................................................
11
1.1.2.4
SINK
MARK
AND
VOID
.......................................................
12
1.1.2.5
AIR
TRAP
..........................................................................
13
1.1.2.6
BURN
MARK
.....................................................................
13
1.1.2.7
DELAMINATION
..................................................................
14
1.1.2.8
FISH
EYE
..........................................................................
14
1.1.2.9
FLOW
MARK
.....................................................................
14
1.1.2.10
STRESS
MARK
...................................................................
15
1.1.2.11
HESITATION
.......................................................................
15
1.1.2.12
JETTING
.............................................................................
16
1.1.2.13
SPLAY
...............................................................................
16
1.1.2.14
WELD
LINE
.......................................................................
17
1.2
CORE
VALUES
OF
MOLDING
SIMULATION
.........................................................
18
1.2.1
APPLICATION
OF
CAE
TECHNOLOGY
IN
INJECTION
MOLDING
................
19
2
MATERIAL
PROPERTIES
OF
PLASTICS
...................................................
23
CHEN-CHIEH
(JYE)
WANG
2.1
OVERVIEW
.....................................................................................................
23
2.2
RHEOLOGICAL
PROPERTIES
..............................................................................
25
2.2.1
VISCOSITY
.........................................................................................
26
2.2.1.1
EFFECTS
OF
NON-NEWTONIAN
AND
MOLECULAR
CONFORMATION
.................................................................
27
2.2.1.2
EFFECTS
OF
SHEAR
RATE
.....................................................
28
2.2.1.3
EFFECTS
OF
TEMPERATURE
..................................................
30
2.2.1.4
EFFECTS
OF
PRESSURE
........................................................
31
2.2.1.5
THEORETICAL
MODELS
........................................................
31
2.2.1.6
VISCOSITY
PROPERTIES
OF
PLASTICS
...................................
33
2.2.2
VISCOELASTIC
FLUIDS
.........................................................................
35
2.2.2.1
VISCOELASTIC
BEHAVIOR
....................................................
35
2.2.2.2
THEORETICAL
MODELS
........................................................
37
2.2.2.3
MEASUREMENT
OF
VISCOELASTICITY
...................................
41
2.3
THERMODYNAMIC
AND
THERMAL
PROPERTIES
................................................
46
2.3.1
SPECIFIC
HEAT
CAPACITY
...................................................................
46
2.3.2
MELTING
POINT
AND
GLASS
TRANSITION
TEMPERATURES
.....................
48
2.3.3
PVT
EQUATION
OF
STATE
...................................................................
49
2.3.3.1
DEFINITION
........................................................................
49
2.3.3.2
DATA
INTERPRETATION
........................................................
50
2.3.3.3
THEORETICAL
MODELS
........................................................
51
2.3.3.4
EFFECTS
OF
NON-EQUILIBRIUM
STATE
ON
PVT
....................
54
2.3.4
THERMAL
CONDUCTIVITY
AND
HEAT
TRANSFER
COEFFICIENT
..............
56
2.3.4.1
DEFINITION
........................................................................
56
2.3.4.2
THEORETICAL
MODELS
........................................................
57
2.3.4.3
DATA
INTERPRETATION
........................................................
57
2.3.4.4
MOLD-MELT
CONTACT
AND
HEAT
TRANSFER
COEFFICIENT
(HTC)
...........................................................
58
2.4
MECHANICAL
PROPERTIES
..............................................................................
59
2.4.1
STRESS
AND
STRAIN
OF
PLASTICS
........................................................
59
2.4.2
SOLID-LIKE
VISCOELASTICITY
............................................................
60
2.4.3
THEORETICAL
MODEL
........................................................................
61
2.4.4
DATA
INTERPRETATION
......................................................................
62
2.5
KINETIC
PROPERTIES
......................................................................................
64
2.5.1
CRYSTALLINE
.....................................................................................
64
2.5.2
THEORETICAL
MODELS
........................................................................
64
2.5.3
EFFECTS
OF
COOLING
RATE
ON
CRYSTALLIZATION
..................................
65
2.6
CURING
KINETICS
..........................................................................................
66
2.6.1
CURING
PHENOMENON
....................................................................
66
2.6.2
THEORETICAL
MODELS
........................................................................
67
2.6.3
CURING
EFFECT
ON
VISCOSITY
............................................................
68
2.6.4
DATA
INTERPRETATION
......................................................................
70
3
PART
AND
MOLD
DESIGN
...................................................................
73
TSAI-HSIN
(SAM)
HSIEH,
TAO-CHEN
(CLOUD)
TSAI,
YAO-WEI
(WILLIE)
CHUANG
3.1
PART
DESIGN
................................................................................................
73
3.1.1
GOLDEN
RULE:
UNIFORM
WALL
THICKNESS
........................................
73
3.1.2
WALL
THICKNESS
VERSUS
FLOW
LENGTH
............................................
76
3.1.3
RADIUS/FILLETS
AND
CHAMFER
ANGLE
..............................................
78
3.1.4
RIB
AND
BOSS
..................................................................................
79
3.1.5
DRAFT
ANGLE
....................................................................................
84
3.1.6
DESIGN
FOR
MANUFACTURING
(DFM)
................................................
85
3.1.7
SUMMARY
......................................................................................
86
3.2
MOLD
DESIGN
...............................................................................................
87
3.2.1
BASICS
............................................................................................
88
3.2.2
GATE
DESIGN
....................................................................................
91
3.2.2.1
GATE
NUMBER
..................................................................
91
3.2.2.2
GATE
LOCATION
..................................................................
92
3.2.2.3
GATE
TYPES
......................................................................
95
3.2.3
RUNNER
DESIGN
..............................................................................
97
3.2.3.1
RUNNER
SHAPE
AND
DIMENSION
......................................
98
3.2.3.2
MULTI-CAVITY
RUNNER
DESIGN
........................................
99
3.2.4
COOLING
DESIGN
..............................................................................
100
3.2.5
OTHERS
............................................................................................
102
3.2.5.1
EJECTOR
SYSTEM
................................................................
102
3.2.5.2
VENTING
DESIGN
..............................................................
102
4
PROCESS
CONDITIONS
.......................................................................
105
CHUAN-WEI
(ARVID)
CHANG
4.1
INTRODUCTION
TO
THE
INJECTION
MOLDING
CYCLE
............................................
105
4.1.1
BRIEF
INTRODUCTION
TO
INJECTION
MOLDING
MACHINE
UNITS
...........
105
4.1.2
INJECTION
MOLDING
CYCLE
..............................................................
107
4.1.3
MOLDING
WINDOW
..........................................................................
110
4.1.4
PVT
VARIATIONS
DURING
INJECTION
STAGES
....................................
ILL
4.2
PLASTICIZING
CONDITIONS
.............................................................................
122
4.2.1
NOZZLE
TEMPERATURE
AND
CYLINDER
TEMPERATURES
.....................
122
4.2.2
BACK
PRESSURE,
SCREW
RPM,
SUCK
BACK,
AND
METERING
STROKE
..
123
4.3
FILLING
CONDITIONS
.....................................................................................
129
4.3.1
FILLING
TIME
VERSUS
INJECTION
VELOCITY
........................................
129
4.3.2
INJECTION
PRESSURE
........................................................................
133
4.3.3
VP
SWITCH
......................................................................................
136
4.4
PACKING
CONDITIONS
....................................................................................
138
4.5
COOLING
CONDITIONS
....................................................................................
140
4.5.1
COOLING
TIME
................................................................................
140
4.5.2
COOLANT
FLOW
RATE
.........................................................................
141
4.5.3
MOLD
TEMPERATURE
.........................................................................
141
4.6
CONNECTING
SMART
DESIGN
TO
SMART
MANUFACTURING
.............................
142
4.6.1
MACHINE
CHARACTERIZATION
.............................................................
143
4.6.2
THE
CAE
SETTING
MODE
IN
COMBINATION
WITH
INJECTION
MACHINE
ON
SITE
.................................................
148
4.6.3
CASE
STUDY
.....................................................................................
150
5
MOLDING
SIMULATION
METHODOLOGY
...............................................
157
HSIEN-SEN
(ETHAN)
CHIU
5.1
THE
GOAL
OF
MOLDING
SIMULATION
..............................................................
157
5.1.1
DESIGN
VERIFICATION
AND
OPTIMIZATION
.........................................
158
5.1.1.1
OVERVIEW OF
DESIGN
FOR
MANUFACTURE
(DFM)
.............
158
5.1.1.2
CAE
AND
DFM:
A
PRACTICAL
CASE
STUDY
.......................
160
5.1.2
PROCESS
CONDITIONS
OPTIMIZATION
..................................................
167
5.1.2.1
MOLDING
STABILITY
...........................................................
167
5.1.2.2
REAL
CASE
.......................................................................
169
5.2
BASICS
OF
SIMULATION
EQUATIONS
................................................................
173
5.2.1
GOVERNING
EQUATIONS
.......................................................................
174
5.2.2
NUMERICAL
APPROXIMATION
..............................................................
175
5.2.2.1
FINITE
DIFFERENCE
METHOD
(FDM)
.................................
175
5.2.2.2
FINITE
VOLUME
METHOD
(FVM)
.......................................
178
5.2.2.3
FINITE
ELEMENT
METHOD
(FEM)
.....................................
180
5.3
WHAT
IS
MOLDING
SIMULATION?
...................................................................
182
5.3.1
BRIEF
HISTORY
OF
MOLDING
SIMULATION
............................................
182
5.3.2
SIMULATION
WORKFLOW
.......................................................................
189
6
FLOW
CONSIDERATION
VERSUS
PART
FEATURES
................................
193
WEN-HSIN
(DEBBIE)
WENG
6.1
BASICS
..........................................................................................................
193
6.1.1
FLOW
BEHAVIOR
OF
PLASTIC
MELT
IN
THE
CAVITY
..................................
193
6.1.2
EFFECTS
OF
FILLING
TIME
...................................................................
198
6.1.3
FLOW
RATE
VERSUS
INJECTION
PRESSURE
............................................
199
6.1.3.1
FLOW
RATE
CURVE
SETTING
...............................................
199
6.1.3.2
RELATIONSHIP
OF
INJECTION
RATE
AND
INJECTION
PRESSURE
.........................................................
203
6.1.4
VP
SWITCH
AND
CAVITY
PRESSURE
...................................................
209
6.1.5
EFFECTS
OF
PART
THICKNESS
...............................................................
218
6.1.6
MATERIAL
VISCOSITY
AN
FLOW
BEHAVIOUR
...........................................
223
6.1.7
SUMMARY
...........................................................................
227
6.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
...............................................................................
228
6.2.1
CAE
SOLUTION
TO
STRESS
MARK
IN
A
PHONE
SHELL
..........................
228
6.2.2
FLOW
RATE
EFFECT
ON
INJECTION
PRESSURE
OF
LAPTOP
PRODUCT
........
232
6.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
...........................................................................
234
7
RUNNER
AND
GATE
DESIGN
................................................................
239
YAO-CHEN
(CLOUD)
TSAI,
YAO-WEI
(WILLIE)
CHUANG
7.1
BASICS
...........................................................................................................
239
7.1.1
GENERAL
DESIGN
GUIDE
OF
RUNNERS
................................................
239
7.1.2
GENERAL
DESIGN
GUIDE
OF
GATES
.....................................................
244
7.1.3
GATE
SEALING
....................................................................................
256
7.1.4
FLOW
BALANCE
....................................................................................
258
7.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
................................................................................
265
7.2.1
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
MELTFLIPPER
DESIGN
....................................
265
7.2.2
CAE
VERIFICATION
OF
MULTI-CAVITY
SYSTEMS
....................................
271
7.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
..........................................................................................
275
8
COOLING
OPTIMIZATION
.....................................................................
279
HUNG-CHOU
(KENT)
WANG
8.1
BASICS
..........................................................................................................
279
8.1.1
HEAT
TRANSFER
MECHANISM
.............................................................
280
8.1.2
DESIGN
GOLDEN
RULE:
UNIFORM
MOLD
TEMPERATURE
.......................
283
8.1.3
GENERAL
DESIGN
GUIDE
OF
COOLING
CHANNEL
.................................
287
8.1.4
COOLING
EFFICIENCY:
COOLANT
FLOW
CONSIDERATION
.........................
291
8.1.5
COOLING
TIME
ESTIMATE
...................................................................
294
8.1.6
USE
CAE
COOLING
ANALYSIS
.............................................................
296
8.1.7
CONFORMAL
COOLING
APPLICATION
...................................................
299
8.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
................................................................................
303
8.2.1
DIGITAL
CAMERA
COVER
.....................................................................
303
8.2.2
CARTRIDGE
...........................................
:
............................................
308
8.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
..........................................................................................
312
9
WARPAGE
CONTROL
............................................................................
315
SHIH-PO
(TOBER)
SUN,
WEN-HSIN
(DEBBIE)
WENG
9.1
BASICS
..........................................................................................................
315
9.1.1
THE
CAUSES
OF
WARPAGE
..................................................................
318
9.1.2
MATERIAL
EFFECTS
..............................................................................
321
9.1.3
GEOMETRICAL
EFFECTS
........................................................................
324
9.1.4
PROCESS
CONDITION
EFFECTS
..............................................................
326
9.1.5
CRITERIA
OF
CAE
WARP
ANALYSIS
.....................................................
328
9.1.6
METHODS
TO
MINIMIZE
WARPAGE
.....................................................
332
9.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
................................................................................
338
9.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
..........................................................................................
343
10
FIBER
ORIENTATION
CONTROL
..............................................................
347
HUAN-CHANG
(IVOR)
TSENG
10.1
BASICS
..........................................................................................................
348
10.1.1
PROCESS
PRINCIPLE
...........................................................................
350
10.1.2
THEORY
MODELS
...............................................................................
351
10.1.3
ADVANTAGES
AND
CHALLENGES
.........................................................
361
10.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
................................................................................
362
10.2.1
USING
THE
IARD-RPR
MODEL
FOR
AN
INJECTION
MOLDED
CENTER-GATED
DISK
WITH
FIBER-REINFORCED
THERMOPLASTICS
..........
362
10.2.2
COMPARISON
OF
IARD-RPR
MODELS
UNDER
GNF
DECOUPLING
AND
IISO
COUPLING
..............................................................
366
10.2.3
THE
INFLUENCES
OF
MATERIAL
FLOW
AND
FIBER
INTERACTION
ON
FIBER
ORIENTATION
AND
PRODUCT
QUALITY
DURING
INJECTION
MOLDING
...............................................................
369
10.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
..........................................................................................
374
11
HOT
RUNNER
OPTIMIZATION
.............................................................
379
TSAI-HSIN
(SAM)
HSIEH
11.1
BASICS
..........................................................................................................
379
11.1.1
PROCESS
PRINCIPLE
...........................................................................
380
11.1.2
TEMPERATURE
CONTROL
IN
A
HOT
RUNNER
SYSTEM
..........................
384
11.1.3
ADVANTAGES
AND
CHALLENGES
.........................................................
386
11.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
...............................................................................
395
11.2.1
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
A
SINGLE-GATE
HOT
RUNNER
SYSTEM
............
395
11.2.2
CAE
PIN
MOVEMENT
CONTROL
OF
VALVE
GATE
...................................
404
11.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
.........................................................................................
408
12
CO-/BI-INJECTION
MOLDING
..............................................................
411
CHIH-CHUNG
(JIM)
HSU,
YU-SHENG
(TIM)
CHOU
12.1
BASICS
..........................................................................................................
412
12.1.1
PROCESS
PRINCIPLE
...........................................................................
412
12.1.2
ADVANTAGES
AND
CHALLENGES
.........................................................
415
12.1.3
THEORY
MODELS
...............................................................................
417
12.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
................................................................................
418
12.2.1
CO-INJECTION
MOLDING
OF
FORK
MODEL
.............................................
418
12.2.2
CO-INJECTION
MOLDING:
CORE
BREAKTHROUGH
AND
FLOW
IMBALANCE
.................................................................
420
12.2.3
CO-INJECTION
MOLDING:
FIBER
ORIENTATION
PREDICTIONS
................
424
12.2.4
CAE
CASE
OF
BI-INJECTION
MOLDING
...............................................
426
12.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
........................................................................................
430
13
GAS-/WATER-ASSISTED
INJECTION
MOLDING
..................................
433
CHIH-CHUNG
(JIM)
HSU,
YU-SHENG
(TIM)
CHOU
13.1
BASICS
..........................................................................................................
433
13.1.1
PROCESS
PRINCIPLE
...........................................................................
434
13.1.1.1
SHORT-SHOT
PROCESS
.......................................................
434
13.1.1.2
FULL-SHOT
PROCESS
...........................................................
436
13.1.2
ADVANTAGES
AND
CHALLENGES
.........................................................
438
13.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
..............................................................................
446
13.2.1
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
GAIM
.............................................................
446
13.2.2
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
WAIM
...........................................................
449
13.2.3
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
GAIM:
FINGERING
EFFECT
...............................
452
13.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
........................................................................................
454
14
FOAM
INJECTION
MOLDING
..............................................................
457
YUAN-JUNG
(DAN)
CHANG,
LI-YANG
(ROBERT)
CHANG,
CHIH-WEI
(JOE)
WANG
14.1
BASICS
.........................................................................................................
457
14.1.1
MICROCELLULAR
PROCESS
PRINCIPLE
..................................................
458
14.1.2
ADVANTAGES
AND
CHALLENGES
........................................................
462
14.1.3
THEORY
MODELS
..............................................................................
464
14.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
...............................................................................
466
14.2.1
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
MICROCELLULAR
INJECTION
MOLDING:
CASE
1
..
466
14.2.2
CAE
VERIFICATION
OF
MICROCELLULAR
INJECTION
MOLDING:
CASE
2
..
473
14.2.3
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
CHEMICAL
FOAMING
INJECTION
MOLDING
....
480
14.2.4
CAE
VERIFICATION
OF
POLYURETHANE
REACTIVE
FOAMING
MOLDING
.
483
14.2.5
SUMMARY
.......................................................................................
491
14.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
........................................................................................
492
15
POWDER
INJECTION
MOLDING
..........................................................
495
HUAN-CHANG
(IVOR)
TSENG
15.1
BASICS
........................................................................................................
495
15.1.1
PROCESS
PRINCIPLE
...........................................................................
496
15.1.2
ADVANTAGES
AND
CHALLENGES
.........................................................
497
15.1.3
THEORY
MODELS
...............................................................................
500
15.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
..............................................................................
505
15.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
........................................................................................
508
16
RESIN
TRANSFER
MOLDING
................................................................
511
HSUN
(FRED)
YANG,
YU-HE
(ZOE)
CHEN
16.1
BASICS
........................................................................................................
512
16.1.1
PROCESS
PRINCIPLE
...........................................................................
516
16.1.2
ADVANTAGES
AND
CHALLENGES
.........................................................
520
16.2
THEORY
MODELS
..........................................................................................
521
16.2.1
2.5D
ANALYSIS
.................................................................................
521
16.2.2
3D
ANALYSIS
.....................................................................................
523
16.2.3
MEASUREMENT
OF
PERMEABILITY
.....................................................
525
16.2.4
POROSITY
...........................................................................................
528
16.2.5
MEASUREMENT
OF
CHEMORHEOLOGICAL
PROPERTIES
..........................
529
16.2.6
SIMULATION
PARAMETERS
.................................................................
530
16.3
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
..............................................................................
531
16.3.1
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
EDGE
EFFECTS
.................................................
531
16.3.2
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
THICKNESS-DIRECTION
FLOW
..........................
533
16.3.3
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
A
WIND
TURBINE
BLADE
................................
538
16.3.4
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
MAT
EFFECTS
..................................................
540
16.3.5
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
FLYBRIDGE
.....................................................
543
16.4
CAE
CASE
STUDY
.........................................................................................
547
17
INTEGRATED
CIRCUIT
PACKAGING
......................................................
549
CHIH-CHUNG
(JIM)
HSU,
CHIA-PENG
(VICTOR)
SUN,
CHEN-AN
(JENNAN)
WANG,
YU-EN
(JOSEPH)
LIANG
17.1
BASICS
...........................................................................................................
549
17.1.1
PROCESS
PRINCIPLE
...........................................................................
554
17.1.2
ADVANTAGES
AND
CHALLENGES
.........................................................
557
17.1.3
THEORETICAL
MODELS
.........................................................................
559
17.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
................................................................................
563
17.2.1
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
VOID
PREDICTION
...........................................
563
17.2.2
FLUID-STRUCTURE
INTERACTIONS:
WIRE
SWEEP
ANALYSIS
..................
567
17.2.3
FLUID-STRUCTURE
INTERACTIONS:
PADDLE
SHIFT
AND
CHIP
DEFORMATION
ANALYSIS
...................................................................
569
17.2.4
WARPAGE
PREDICTION
FOR
A
BILAMINATE
...........................................
577
17.2.5
WARPAGE
PREDICTION
FOR
A
BI-MATERIAL
COMPONENT
MODEL
........
580
17.2.6
WARPAGE
OF
BI-MATERIAL
STRIP
.......................................................
583
17.2.7
THE
EFFECT
OF
DISPENSING
CONTROL
AND
CREEPING
BEHAVIOR
ON
THE
UNDERFILL
PROCESS
...................................................
586
17.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
...........................................................................................
591
INDEX
.........................................................................................................
595
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CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
.
V
PREFACE
.
VII
1
OVERVIEW
OF
PLASTICS
MOLDING
.
1
CHE-PING
(BARTON)
LIN
1.1
INTRODUCTION
TO
INJECTION
MOLDING
.
1
1.1.1
THE
SYSTEMS
OF
INJECTION
MOLDING
.
3
1.1.1.1
THE
CYCLE
OF
INJECTION
MOLDING
.
3
1.1.1.2
INJECTION
MACHINE
.
4
1.1.2
DEFECTS
IN
INJECTION
MOLDED
PRODUCTS
.
10
1.1.2.1
SHORT
SHOT
.
10
1.1.2.2
WARP
.
11
1.1.2.3
FLASH
.
11
1.1.2.4
SINK
MARK
AND
VOID
.
12
1.1.2.5
AIR
TRAP
.
13
1.1.2.6
BURN
MARK
.
13
1.1.2.7
DELAMINATION
.
14
1.1.2.8
FISH
EYE
.
14
1.1.2.9
FLOW
MARK
.
14
1.1.2.10
STRESS
MARK
.
15
1.1.2.11
HESITATION
.
15
1.1.2.12
JETTING
.
16
1.1.2.13
SPLAY
.
16
1.1.2.14
WELD
LINE
.
17
1.2
CORE
VALUES
OF
MOLDING
SIMULATION
.
18
1.2.1
APPLICATION
OF
CAE
TECHNOLOGY
IN
INJECTION
MOLDING
.
19
2
MATERIAL
PROPERTIES
OF
PLASTICS
.
23
CHEN-CHIEH
(JYE)
WANG
2.1
OVERVIEW
.
23
2.2
RHEOLOGICAL
PROPERTIES
.
25
2.2.1
VISCOSITY
.
26
2.2.1.1
EFFECTS
OF
NON-NEWTONIAN
AND
MOLECULAR
CONFORMATION
.
27
2.2.1.2
EFFECTS
OF
SHEAR
RATE
.
28
2.2.1.3
EFFECTS
OF
TEMPERATURE
.
30
2.2.1.4
EFFECTS
OF
PRESSURE
.
31
2.2.1.5
THEORETICAL
MODELS
.
31
2.2.1.6
VISCOSITY
PROPERTIES
OF
PLASTICS
.
33
2.2.2
VISCOELASTIC
FLUIDS
.
35
2.2.2.1
VISCOELASTIC
BEHAVIOR
.
35
2.2.2.2
THEORETICAL
MODELS
.
37
2.2.2.3
MEASUREMENT
OF
VISCOELASTICITY
.
41
2.3
THERMODYNAMIC
AND
THERMAL
PROPERTIES
.
46
2.3.1
SPECIFIC
HEAT
CAPACITY
.
46
2.3.2
MELTING
POINT
AND
GLASS
TRANSITION
TEMPERATURES
.
48
2.3.3
PVT
EQUATION
OF
STATE
.
49
2.3.3.1
DEFINITION
.
49
2.3.3.2
DATA
INTERPRETATION
.
50
2.3.3.3
THEORETICAL
MODELS
.
51
2.3.3.4
EFFECTS
OF
NON-EQUILIBRIUM
STATE
ON
PVT
.
54
2.3.4
THERMAL
CONDUCTIVITY
AND
HEAT
TRANSFER
COEFFICIENT
.
56
2.3.4.1
DEFINITION
.
56
2.3.4.2
THEORETICAL
MODELS
.
57
2.3.4.3
DATA
INTERPRETATION
.
57
2.3.4.4
MOLD-MELT
CONTACT
AND
HEAT
TRANSFER
COEFFICIENT
(HTC)
.
58
2.4
MECHANICAL
PROPERTIES
.
59
2.4.1
STRESS
AND
STRAIN
OF
PLASTICS
.
59
2.4.2
SOLID-LIKE
VISCOELASTICITY
.
60
2.4.3
THEORETICAL
MODEL
.
61
2.4.4
DATA
INTERPRETATION
.
62
2.5
KINETIC
PROPERTIES
.
64
2.5.1
CRYSTALLINE
.
64
2.5.2
THEORETICAL
MODELS
.
64
2.5.3
EFFECTS
OF
COOLING
RATE
ON
CRYSTALLIZATION
.
65
2.6
CURING
KINETICS
.
66
2.6.1
CURING
PHENOMENON
.
66
2.6.2
THEORETICAL
MODELS
.
67
2.6.3
CURING
EFFECT
ON
VISCOSITY
.
68
2.6.4
DATA
INTERPRETATION
.
70
3
PART
AND
MOLD
DESIGN
.
73
TSAI-HSIN
(SAM)
HSIEH,
TAO-CHEN
(CLOUD)
TSAI,
YAO-WEI
(WILLIE)
CHUANG
3.1
PART
DESIGN
.
73
3.1.1
GOLDEN
RULE:
UNIFORM
WALL
THICKNESS
.
73
3.1.2
WALL
THICKNESS
VERSUS
FLOW
LENGTH
.
76
3.1.3
RADIUS/FILLETS
AND
CHAMFER
ANGLE
.
78
3.1.4
RIB
AND
BOSS
.
79
3.1.5
DRAFT
ANGLE
.
84
3.1.6
DESIGN
FOR
MANUFACTURING
(DFM)
.
85
3.1.7
SUMMARY
.
86
3.2
MOLD
DESIGN
.
87
3.2.1
BASICS
.
88
3.2.2
GATE
DESIGN
.
91
3.2.2.1
GATE
NUMBER
.
91
3.2.2.2
GATE
LOCATION
.
92
3.2.2.3
GATE
TYPES
.
95
3.2.3
RUNNER
DESIGN
.
97
3.2.3.1
RUNNER
SHAPE
AND
DIMENSION
.
98
3.2.3.2
MULTI-CAVITY
RUNNER
DESIGN
.
99
3.2.4
COOLING
DESIGN
.
100
3.2.5
OTHERS
.
102
3.2.5.1
EJECTOR
SYSTEM
.
102
3.2.5.2
VENTING
DESIGN
.
102
4
PROCESS
CONDITIONS
.
105
CHUAN-WEI
(ARVID)
CHANG
4.1
INTRODUCTION
TO
THE
INJECTION
MOLDING
CYCLE
.
105
4.1.1
BRIEF
INTRODUCTION
TO
INJECTION
MOLDING
MACHINE
UNITS
.
105
4.1.2
INJECTION
MOLDING
CYCLE
.
107
4.1.3
MOLDING
WINDOW
.
110
4.1.4
PVT
VARIATIONS
DURING
INJECTION
STAGES
.
ILL
4.2
PLASTICIZING
CONDITIONS
.
122
4.2.1
NOZZLE
TEMPERATURE
AND
CYLINDER
TEMPERATURES
.
122
4.2.2
BACK
PRESSURE,
SCREW
RPM,
SUCK
BACK,
AND
METERING
STROKE
.
123
4.3
FILLING
CONDITIONS
.
129
4.3.1
FILLING
TIME
VERSUS
INJECTION
VELOCITY
.
129
4.3.2
INJECTION
PRESSURE
.
133
4.3.3
VP
SWITCH
.
136
4.4
PACKING
CONDITIONS
.
138
4.5
COOLING
CONDITIONS
.
140
4.5.1
COOLING
TIME
.
140
4.5.2
COOLANT
FLOW
RATE
.
141
4.5.3
MOLD
TEMPERATURE
.
141
4.6
CONNECTING
SMART
DESIGN
TO
SMART
MANUFACTURING
.
142
4.6.1
MACHINE
CHARACTERIZATION
.
143
4.6.2
THE
CAE
SETTING
MODE
IN
COMBINATION
WITH
INJECTION
MACHINE
ON
SITE
.
148
4.6.3
CASE
STUDY
.
150
5
MOLDING
SIMULATION
METHODOLOGY
.
157
HSIEN-SEN
(ETHAN)
CHIU
5.1
THE
GOAL
OF
MOLDING
SIMULATION
.
157
5.1.1
DESIGN
VERIFICATION
AND
OPTIMIZATION
.
158
5.1.1.1
OVERVIEW OF
DESIGN
FOR
MANUFACTURE
(DFM)
.
158
5.1.1.2
CAE
AND
DFM:
A
PRACTICAL
CASE
STUDY
.
160
5.1.2
PROCESS
CONDITIONS
OPTIMIZATION
.
167
5.1.2.1
MOLDING
STABILITY
.
167
5.1.2.2
REAL
CASE
.
169
5.2
BASICS
OF
SIMULATION
EQUATIONS
.
173
5.2.1
GOVERNING
EQUATIONS
.
174
5.2.2
NUMERICAL
APPROXIMATION
.
175
5.2.2.1
FINITE
DIFFERENCE
METHOD
(FDM)
.
175
5.2.2.2
FINITE
VOLUME
METHOD
(FVM)
.
178
5.2.2.3
FINITE
ELEMENT
METHOD
(FEM)
.
180
5.3
WHAT
IS
MOLDING
SIMULATION?
.
182
5.3.1
BRIEF
HISTORY
OF
MOLDING
SIMULATION
.
182
5.3.2
SIMULATION
WORKFLOW
.
189
6
FLOW
CONSIDERATION
VERSUS
PART
FEATURES
.
193
WEN-HSIN
(DEBBIE)
WENG
6.1
BASICS
.
193
6.1.1
FLOW
BEHAVIOR
OF
PLASTIC
MELT
IN
THE
CAVITY
.
193
6.1.2
EFFECTS
OF
FILLING
TIME
.
198
6.1.3
FLOW
RATE
VERSUS
INJECTION
PRESSURE
.
199
6.1.3.1
FLOW
RATE
CURVE
SETTING
.
199
6.1.3.2
RELATIONSHIP
OF
INJECTION
RATE
AND
INJECTION
PRESSURE
.
203
6.1.4
VP
SWITCH
AND
CAVITY
PRESSURE
.
209
6.1.5
EFFECTS
OF
PART
THICKNESS
.
218
6.1.6
MATERIAL
VISCOSITY
AN
FLOW
BEHAVIOUR
.
223
6.1.7
SUMMARY
.
227
6.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
.
228
6.2.1
CAE
SOLUTION
TO
STRESS
MARK
IN
A
PHONE
SHELL
.
228
6.2.2
FLOW
RATE
EFFECT
ON
INJECTION
PRESSURE
OF
LAPTOP
PRODUCT
.
232
6.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
.
234
7
RUNNER
AND
GATE
DESIGN
.
239
YAO-CHEN
(CLOUD)
TSAI,
YAO-WEI
(WILLIE)
CHUANG
7.1
BASICS
.
239
7.1.1
GENERAL
DESIGN
GUIDE
OF
RUNNERS
.
239
7.1.2
GENERAL
DESIGN
GUIDE
OF
GATES
.
244
7.1.3
GATE
SEALING
.
256
7.1.4
FLOW
BALANCE
.
258
7.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
.
265
7.2.1
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
MELTFLIPPER
DESIGN
.
265
7.2.2
CAE
VERIFICATION
OF
MULTI-CAVITY
SYSTEMS
.
271
7.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
.
275
8
COOLING
OPTIMIZATION
.
279
HUNG-CHOU
(KENT)
WANG
8.1
BASICS
.
279
8.1.1
HEAT
TRANSFER
MECHANISM
.
280
8.1.2
DESIGN
GOLDEN
RULE:
UNIFORM
MOLD
TEMPERATURE
.
283
8.1.3
GENERAL
DESIGN
GUIDE
OF
COOLING
CHANNEL
.
287
8.1.4
COOLING
EFFICIENCY:
COOLANT
FLOW
CONSIDERATION
.
291
8.1.5
COOLING
TIME
ESTIMATE
.
294
8.1.6
USE
CAE
COOLING
ANALYSIS
.
296
8.1.7
CONFORMAL
COOLING
APPLICATION
.
299
8.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
.
303
8.2.1
DIGITAL
CAMERA
COVER
.
303
8.2.2
CARTRIDGE
.
:
.
308
8.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
.
312
9
WARPAGE
CONTROL
.
315
SHIH-PO
(TOBER)
SUN,
WEN-HSIN
(DEBBIE)
WENG
9.1
BASICS
.
315
9.1.1
THE
CAUSES
OF
WARPAGE
.
318
9.1.2
MATERIAL
EFFECTS
.
321
9.1.3
GEOMETRICAL
EFFECTS
.
324
9.1.4
PROCESS
CONDITION
EFFECTS
.
326
9.1.5
CRITERIA
OF
CAE
WARP
ANALYSIS
.
328
9.1.6
METHODS
TO
MINIMIZE
WARPAGE
.
332
9.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
.
338
9.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
.
343
10
FIBER
ORIENTATION
CONTROL
.
347
HUAN-CHANG
(IVOR)
TSENG
10.1
BASICS
.
348
10.1.1
PROCESS
PRINCIPLE
.
350
10.1.2
THEORY
MODELS
.
351
10.1.3
ADVANTAGES
AND
CHALLENGES
.
361
10.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
.
362
10.2.1
USING
THE
IARD-RPR
MODEL
FOR
AN
INJECTION
MOLDED
CENTER-GATED
DISK
WITH
FIBER-REINFORCED
THERMOPLASTICS
.
362
10.2.2
COMPARISON
OF
IARD-RPR
MODELS
UNDER
GNF
DECOUPLING
AND
IISO
COUPLING
.
366
10.2.3
THE
INFLUENCES
OF
MATERIAL
FLOW
AND
FIBER
INTERACTION
ON
FIBER
ORIENTATION
AND
PRODUCT
QUALITY
DURING
INJECTION
MOLDING
.
369
10.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
.
374
11
HOT
RUNNER
OPTIMIZATION
.
379
TSAI-HSIN
(SAM)
HSIEH
11.1
BASICS
.
379
11.1.1
PROCESS
PRINCIPLE
.
380
11.1.2
TEMPERATURE
CONTROL
IN
A
HOT
RUNNER
SYSTEM
.
384
11.1.3
ADVANTAGES
AND
CHALLENGES
.
386
11.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
.
395
11.2.1
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
A
SINGLE-GATE
HOT
RUNNER
SYSTEM
.
395
11.2.2
CAE
PIN
MOVEMENT
CONTROL
OF
VALVE
GATE
.
404
11.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
.
408
12
CO-/BI-INJECTION
MOLDING
.
411
CHIH-CHUNG
(JIM)
HSU,
YU-SHENG
(TIM)
CHOU
12.1
BASICS
.
412
12.1.1
PROCESS
PRINCIPLE
.
412
12.1.2
ADVANTAGES
AND
CHALLENGES
.
415
12.1.3
THEORY
MODELS
.
417
12.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
.
418
12.2.1
CO-INJECTION
MOLDING
OF
FORK
MODEL
.
418
12.2.2
CO-INJECTION
MOLDING:
CORE
BREAKTHROUGH
AND
FLOW
IMBALANCE
.
420
12.2.3
CO-INJECTION
MOLDING:
FIBER
ORIENTATION
PREDICTIONS
.
424
12.2.4
CAE
CASE
OF
BI-INJECTION
MOLDING
.
426
12.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
.
430
13
GAS-/WATER-ASSISTED
INJECTION
MOLDING
.
433
CHIH-CHUNG
(JIM)
HSU,
YU-SHENG
(TIM)
CHOU
13.1
BASICS
.
433
13.1.1
PROCESS
PRINCIPLE
.
434
13.1.1.1
SHORT-SHOT
PROCESS
.
434
13.1.1.2
FULL-SHOT
PROCESS
.
436
13.1.2
ADVANTAGES
AND
CHALLENGES
.
438
13.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
.
446
13.2.1
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
GAIM
.
446
13.2.2
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
WAIM
.
449
13.2.3
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
GAIM:
FINGERING
EFFECT
.
452
13.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
.
454
14
FOAM
INJECTION
MOLDING
.
457
YUAN-JUNG
(DAN)
CHANG,
LI-YANG
(ROBERT)
CHANG,
CHIH-WEI
(JOE)
WANG
14.1
BASICS
.
457
14.1.1
MICROCELLULAR
PROCESS
PRINCIPLE
.
458
14.1.2
ADVANTAGES
AND
CHALLENGES
.
462
14.1.3
THEORY
MODELS
.
464
14.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
.
466
14.2.1
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
MICROCELLULAR
INJECTION
MOLDING:
CASE
1
.
466
14.2.2
CAE
VERIFICATION
OF
MICROCELLULAR
INJECTION
MOLDING:
CASE
2
.
473
14.2.3
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
CHEMICAL
FOAMING
INJECTION
MOLDING
.
480
14.2.4
CAE
VERIFICATION
OF
POLYURETHANE
REACTIVE
FOAMING
MOLDING
.
483
14.2.5
SUMMARY
.
491
14.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
.
492
15
POWDER
INJECTION
MOLDING
.
495
HUAN-CHANG
(IVOR)
TSENG
15.1
BASICS
.
495
15.1.1
PROCESS
PRINCIPLE
.
496
15.1.2
ADVANTAGES
AND
CHALLENGES
.
497
15.1.3
THEORY
MODELS
.
500
15.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
.
505
15.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
.
508
16
RESIN
TRANSFER
MOLDING
.
511
HSUN
(FRED)
YANG,
YU-HE
(ZOE)
CHEN
16.1
BASICS
.
512
16.1.1
PROCESS
PRINCIPLE
.
516
16.1.2
ADVANTAGES
AND
CHALLENGES
.
520
16.2
THEORY
MODELS
.
521
16.2.1
2.5D
ANALYSIS
.
521
16.2.2
3D
ANALYSIS
.
523
16.2.3
MEASUREMENT
OF
PERMEABILITY
.
525
16.2.4
POROSITY
.
528
16.2.5
MEASUREMENT
OF
CHEMORHEOLOGICAL
PROPERTIES
.
529
16.2.6
SIMULATION
PARAMETERS
.
530
16.3
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
.
531
16.3.1
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
EDGE
EFFECTS
.
531
16.3.2
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
THICKNESS-DIRECTION
FLOW
.
533
16.3.3
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
A
WIND
TURBINE
BLADE
.
538
16.3.4
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
MAT
EFFECTS
.
540
16.3.5
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
FLYBRIDGE
.
543
16.4
CAE
CASE
STUDY
.
547
17
INTEGRATED
CIRCUIT
PACKAGING
.
549
CHIH-CHUNG
(JIM)
HSU,
CHIA-PENG
(VICTOR)
SUN,
CHEN-AN
(JENNAN)
WANG,
YU-EN
(JOSEPH)
LIANG
17.1
BASICS
.
549
17.1.1
PROCESS
PRINCIPLE
.
554
17.1.2
ADVANTAGES
AND
CHALLENGES
.
557
17.1.3
THEORETICAL
MODELS
.
559
17.2
PRACTICAL
APPLICATIONS
.
563
17.2.1
CAE
VERIFICATION
ON
VOID
PREDICTION
.
563
17.2.2
FLUID-STRUCTURE
INTERACTIONS:
WIRE
SWEEP
ANALYSIS
.
567
17.2.3
FLUID-STRUCTURE
INTERACTIONS:
PADDLE
SHIFT
AND
CHIP
DEFORMATION
ANALYSIS
.
569
17.2.4
WARPAGE
PREDICTION
FOR
A
BILAMINATE
.
577
17.2.5
WARPAGE
PREDICTION
FOR
A
BI-MATERIAL
COMPONENT
MODEL
.
580
17.2.6
WARPAGE
OF
BI-MATERIAL
STRIP
.
583
17.2.7
THE
EFFECT
OF
DISPENSING
CONTROL
AND
CREEPING
BEHAVIOR
ON
THE
UNDERFILL
PROCESS
.
586
17.3
CAE
CASE
STUDY
.
591
INDEX
.
595 |
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