2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-16943-5_26
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Influence of Processing Parameters on Clamping Force During Injection Molding Process

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“…All of the above studies were conducted to improve the yield of injection molded products by directly extracting the pressure signal inside the cavity and controlling the regulation. In 2019, Poszwa et al [17] proposed that in the injection molding process, clamping force is needed to keep the injection molding machine mold in the closed state, so the change in pressure in the cavity causes a corresponding change in clamping force in the injection molding machine. Therefore, based on the relationship between cavity pressure and clamping force changes in the injection molding process, we can extract the real-time clamping force change signal in the parallel molding process, which can be used to indirectly reflect the change in cavity pressure in the process.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All of the above studies were conducted to improve the yield of injection molded products by directly extracting the pressure signal inside the cavity and controlling the regulation. In 2019, Poszwa et al [17] proposed that in the injection molding process, clamping force is needed to keep the injection molding machine mold in the closed state, so the change in pressure in the cavity causes a corresponding change in clamping force in the injection molding machine. Therefore, based on the relationship between cavity pressure and clamping force changes in the injection molding process, we can extract the real-time clamping force change signal in the parallel molding process, which can be used to indirectly reflect the change in cavity pressure in the process.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mold clamping force can reach several tons to dozens of tons, and even up to hundreds of tons for heavy TPIMM (Xu et al , 2021). Due to misoperation or mold manufacturing error, there is an inevitable deflection between the two molds during mold locking (Carpenter et al , 2006; Poszwa et al , 2019). When the deflection between the two molds occurs and under the action of large clamping force, great pitch moment or yaw moment will be generated (Carpenter et al , 2006; Poszwa et al , 2019).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Due to misoperation or mold manufacturing error, there is an inevitable deflection between the two molds during mold locking (Carpenter et al , 2006; Poszwa et al , 2019). When the deflection between the two molds occurs and under the action of large clamping force, great pitch moment or yaw moment will be generated (Carpenter et al , 2006; Poszwa et al , 2019). The pitch moment or yaw moment is mostly borne by the supporting guideway, which requires the guideway to have the ability to resist the instantaneous impact of large load.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%