Heat transfer in injection molding for reproduction of sub-micron-sized features
Heat transfer in injection molding for reproduction of sub-micron-sized features
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10.1007/s00170-007-1343-y
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2008-01
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通讯作者:
Masayuki Nakao;Kensuke Tsuchiya;T. Sadamitsu;Y. Ichikohara;T. Ohba;T. Ooi
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作者:
Masayuki Nakao;Kensuke Tsuchiya;T. Sadamitsu;Y. Ichikohara;T. Ohba;T. Ooi
Heat transfer in injection molding was quantitatively measured with micro heat-flux sensors. The 0.1–10 micron-wide micro-grooves with aspect ratios of 0.5–1.0 were etched by focus ion beam on a Ni-plated mold. During the short time just after injecting, heat-flux in the mold was maximized to 10–50 W/cm2, and heat transfer coefficient between plastic and mold was 0.27 W/(cm2K) with PMMA and 0.085 W/(cm2K) with PS. The maximum mold surface temperature just after injecting should be above the glass transition temperature of plastic, then reproducing sub-micron-wide micro-ridges.