Basic analysis and optimization of the flow behavior of thermoplastics by adjusting the surface of electrical discharge machined injection molds (EDSIMP)

通过调整放电加工注塑模具 (EDSIMP) 的表面对热塑性塑料的流动行为进行基本分析和优化

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项目摘要

Manufacturing of injection molds aims at functional surfaces being as smooth as possible in order to achieve uniform filling and maintaining low flow resistance at the same time. Studies in the field of fluid mechanics as well as preliminary experiments have shown that micro structured mold surfaces can reduce shear rate and flow resistance as well as enlarge flow path lengths.Basically, the reduction can have two consequences for injection molding: First, faster filling times for constant injection pressures can help reducing the cycle time of injection molding. Faster injection speeds can further lead to improved achievable flow lengths due to less cooling as well as a more homogeneous temperature distribution within the cavity, which improves the quality of the part. Second, decreased pressure loss over the flow path could reduce the amount of required gates and furthermore, for constant injection velocities, it could help to reduce shear of plastic melt and therefore thermal stress. Another direct advantage of lower injection pressure is the reduction of the required clamping force, which also decreases the energy consumption in the injection molding process and can enable the use of smaller injection molding machines. The reliability of the injection molding process can furthermore be increased due to less downtime because of maintenance of the injection mold caused by mechanical load and pressures. In addition, fundamental knowledge on the influence of microstructured mold surfaces on the plastic flow behavior can help to deterministically optimize the process in future.In this project, the influence of the electrical discharge machined (EDM) mold surfaces on the flow behavior of thermoplastic materials will be comprehensively analyzed. EDM is a frequently used process for mold manufacturing and allows for detailed tailoring of surfaces. As a first step, the discharge energy dependent structures of sinking EDM will be experimentally investigated in terms of different roughness regimes which are inherently connected to an according extend of a thermally altered rim zone during mold manufacture. For modelling and simulation of surface structures and the validation of their influence on plastics flow, the impact of the EDM surface integrity on the heat transfer coefficient (HTC) at the molds wall will be in experimental and simulation focus. This represents the distinct research point of WZL. In addition, the durability of created mold surfaces will be monitored by long term testing (WZL and IKV). The further investigations will be based on the coupling of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) with heat transfer coefficient (HTC) simulations as function of the surface structure along with validation experiments and measurements during injection molding, representing the core research of IKV.
注塑模具的制造旨在使功能表面尽可能光滑,以实现均匀填充并同时保持低流动阻力。流体力学领域的研究和初步实验表明,微结构模具表面可以降低剪切速率和流动阻力,并增加流道长度。基本上,这种减少对注塑成型有两个影响:第一,在恒定注射压力下更快的填充时间有助于缩短注塑成型周期。更快的注射速度可以进一步改善可实现的流动长度,这是由于更少的冷却以及腔体内更均匀的温度分布,这提高了部件的质量。第二,流动路径上的压力损失降低可以减少所需浇口的数量,此外,对于恒定的注射速度,它可以帮助减少塑料熔体的剪切,从而减少热应力。较低的注塑压力的另一个直接优势是减少了所需的锁模力,这也降低了注塑过程中的能耗,并可以使用更小的注塑机。由于机械负荷和压力引起的注塑模具维护所导致的停机时间更少,注塑成型工艺的可靠性可以进一步提高。此外,微结构模具表面对塑性流动行为的影响的基础知识,可以帮助确定性地优化未来的process.In本项目中,电火花加工(EDM)模具表面对热塑性材料的流动行为的影响将被全面分析。电火花加工是模具制造中常用的工艺,可以对表面进行详细的裁剪。作为第一步,放电能量依赖结构的下沉电火花加工将实验研究在不同的粗糙度制度,这是固有的连接到一个相应的扩展的热改变的边缘区在模具制造过程中。对于表面结构的建模和模拟以及它们对塑料流动的影响的验证,EDM表面完整性对模具壁处的传热系数(HTC)的影响将是实验和模拟的重点。这代表了WZL独特的研究观点。此外,将通过长期试验(WZL和IKV)监测所创建模具表面的耐久性。进一步的研究将基于计算流体动力学(CFD)与传热系数(HTC)模拟的耦合,作为表面结构的函数,沿着注射成型过程中的验证实验和测量,代表IKV的核心研究。

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Methodology for generating cross-technology metamodels (IKTINO)
生成跨技术元模型的方法(IKTINO)
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    2020
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Microstructure-sensitive fatigue lifetime assessment considering forming history effects
考虑成形历史影响的微观结构敏感疲劳寿命评估
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    432053466
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    2020
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    Research Grants
Multi-scale modeling of the thermal workpiece load in the turning process considering the cutting fluid
考虑切削液的车削过程中工件热载荷的多尺度建模
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Cost-optimized planning of changes in manufacturing of safety-critical components through systematic manufacturing change management
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    437763513
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    2020
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以产品生命周期为导向优化精密工具的制造阶段和使用阶段
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    438069924
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    2020
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Design model for the knowledge-based adjustment of the edge zone and surface properties of additive-manufactured components for guided centrifugal finishing
用于基于知识调整增材制造部件边缘区域和表面特性的设计模型,用于引导离心精加工
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    2020
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    Research Grants
Compensation of Shape and Dimensional Deviations Due to Thermo-Elastic Deformation During Dry Machining
干式加工过程中热弹性变形引起的形状和尺寸偏差的补偿
  • 批准号:
    426824785
  • 财政年份:
    2019
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Research Grants (Transfer Project)
Smooth Particle Hydrodynamic (SPH) Modeling of Grinding the SiC-SiC Ceramic Matrix Composite
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  • 批准号:
    426949379
  • 财政年份:
    2019
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Research Grants
Investigation of the interactions of incremental surface layer forming and HPPMS coating on fine blanking dies in order to enable a load-applied surface integrity adjustment (TEStOI)
研究精冲模具上增量表面层成形和 HPPMS 涂层的相互作用,以实现负载施加的表面完整性调整 (TEStOI)
  • 批准号:
    423492562
  • 财政年份:
    2019
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Research Grants
Development and industrial application of a model for tool life prediction for multi-flank chip formation by means of bevel gear plunging processes
通过锥齿轮插铣工艺进行多齿面切屑形成的刀具寿命预测模型的开发和工业应用
  • 批准号:
    389555551
  • 财政年份:
    2019
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Research Grants (Transfer Project)

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