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20038 BATTERY COVER. David Deng. 2005/05/29. Contents. Plastic Material Introduction --------------------------------------------------------------- 3 Product Model Introduction---------------------------------------------------------- 4

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2005/05/29

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  1. 20038 BATTERY COVER David Deng 2005/05/29

  2. Contents • Plastic Material Introduction --------------------------------------------------------------- 3 • Product Model Introduction---------------------------------------------------------- 4 • Cooling System Design --------------------------------------------------------------- 5 • Feed System Design ----------------------------------------------------------------6 • Analysis Indication ---------------------------------------------------7 • Processing Conditions---------------------------------------------------------8 • Analysis Results -------------------------------------------- 9~27 • Conclusions & Suggestions -------------------------------------------------------------- 28

  3. Material introduction PP POLYPROPYLENES CM1171 Taiwan PP VI(245)84 OCT-08-2002 JUL93 1. Conductivity 0.170000 W/m/ deg.C8. Ejection temperature 93.000000 deg.C 2. Specific heat 3100.000000 J/kg/ deg.C 9. Min. melt temperature 200.000000 deg.C 3. Melt density 774.7500000 kg/cu.m 10. Max. melt temperature280.000000 deg.C 4. Max. shear stress 0.260000 MPa 11. Min. mold temperature 20.000000 deg.C 5.Max. shear rate 24000.000000 1/s 12. Max. mold temperature80.000000 deg.C

  4. Product model introduction Thickness distribution is not even. Min. wall thickness is about 0.64mm, Max. wall thickness is about 5.00mm. As shown below the plot, the blue is the thinner region, and the red is the thicker region(include injection and cooling system). 210 51 87 Max. contour dimension(mm) Thickness distribution

  5. Cooling System Design Ø10 Cooing network Cooling system have 20 circuits. Core have 12 circuits and cavity have 8 circuits.

  6. Feed System Design Gate location 9 Ø 5 Gate Ø 8 Ø 4.15 16 2.2 124 2 The mold is cold feed system, two cavities, one banana gate. The dimension of the gate is shown in top plot.

  7. Analysis Indication • Moldflow CAE analysis includes Flow,Cooling and Warp results,aimed to optimize the feed system, the cooling system of the mold.

  8. Processing Conditions Packing profile: Filling Conditions: MPa Mold temperature: 50.00deg.C Melt temperature: 230.00deg.C Injection time ﹕ 3.8sec Total Volume (cavity): 170.00 cu.cm Part Volume : 165.00 cu.cm Sprue/runner/gate volume: 5.00 cu.cm Total Weight : 137.4 g Runner Weight﹕ 3. 5 g Circuit Inlet Temp : 25.0 deg.C 30 10 s Pressure [MPa] Time [sec] 30 0.0 30 10.0 Cooling Conditions:

  9. Gate Analysis Results\ Best Gate Location The best gate location lie in the marked region. It is difficult to design mold, so can’t be accepted in fact.

  10. Flow Analysis Results\ Fill Time Fill time is about 3.8sec, and the filling pattern is satisfied. The marked region is filled last.The below plot is the scene of filling 99%(V/P switch over). Click for animation

  11. Flow Analysis Results\ Fill Time Fill time is about 3.8sec, and the filling pattern is satisfied. The marked region is filled last.The below plot is the scene of filling 99%(V/P switch over). Click for animation

  12. Flow Analysis Results\ Injection Pressure Max. injection pressure is 33 Mpa (V/P switch over).

  13. Flow Analysis Results\ Injection Pressure The pressure drop in runner system is about 24MPa, which is 72.7% of injection pressure. The below plot is the pressure distribution of filling 99%(V/P switch over).

  14. Flow Analysis Results\ Flow Front Temperature Gate The flow front temperature is from 221 to 230.6 deg.C, and the distribution is not very uniform. The minimum temperature is shown in the marked region.Pay attention to the weldlines in this area.

  15. Flow Analysis Results\ Weld Lines Main weld lines are shown as red lines. Pay more attention to the weldlines in this area. Gate

  16. Flow Analysis Results\ Air Traps Air traps locations are shown by small pink balls. Most of them lie in the last filling or the interface area, so can be vented easily. Gate

  17. Flow Analysis Results\ Sink Index Pay attention to the Sink Mark in marked region. Gate

  18. Flow Analysis Results\ Clamp Force Clamp Force Centroid locates in the center of mold. Clamp Force(Max.=61.3Ton) Variation curve of pressure&clamp force in cycle time shown by above figure.

  19. Cool Analysis Results\ Coolant Temp Coolant temp difference is very small,so the number of circuits is enough. Temp difference(Max.=0.23 deg.C)

  20. Cool Analysis Results\ Temp (part) The distribution of temp is not very uniform. Pay more attention for the cooling in marked region.

  21. Cool Analysis Results\ Temp (part) Pay more attention for the cooling in marked region.

  22. Cool Analysis Results\ Frozen Time(part) Click for animation.

  23. Cool Analysis Results\ Frozen Time(part) The frozen time is non-uniform. The frozen time of most area is about 23 S, 6.1S in gate area. Pay more attention for the cooling in marked region.

  24. Cool Analysis Results\ Frozen Time(gate) The frozen time of gate is about 6.45S,less than the frozen time of most area in the part,which will do harm to packing. Design larger gate.

  25. Warp Analysis Results X Deflection The X direction belongs to natural shrinkage basically.

  26. Warp Analysis Results Y Deflection Deflection in Y direction is shown in the left plot, belongs to natural shrinkage basically.

  27. Warp Analysis Results Z Deflection Deflection in Z direction is uniform. 0.58 0.41 0.42 Gate

  28. Conclusions&Suggestions From the above analysis: • Some weld lines maybe affect the strength of molding part, and air traps are vented easily. • The packing effect is the main cause of sink mark,deflection. Deflection is very uniform,improve packing will get small deflection. • The distribution of temp is not very uniform. Suggestions: • To use baffle,bubbler and inserts to improve cooling effect. • To design larger gate.

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