The migration phenomenon of the melt flow front of multi-cavity micro injection molding process within the cavity is observed and analyzed using temperature measuring system equipped of integration of thermocouple sensor and visualization holographic tracer technique. The experimental results show that in the injection rate of 140-220 mm·s-1
the plastic melt front in the main runner is“U flow state”
while it is upper offset within secondary runner; in the injection rate of 10-70 mm·s-1
the plastic melt front in the main runner is“fountain” flow state
while it is down offset within secondary runner; and in the injection rate of 80-120 mm·s-1
the plastic melt fronts within both main and secondary runners have no obvious offset. The results indicate that the injection speed is different during the micro injection molding
leading to various shear heat and also melt front offset. Therefore
a nonequilibrium flow coefficient λ is introduced to determine the flow of the melt front and offset.
Experimental study of heat transfer enhancement by pressure waves in cross flow tube bundles
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Research progress of ionic liquids in separation of aromatics/alkanes and olefins/alkanes
Thermo-gas-elastic coupling performance analysis of high-speed and high-temperature foil face seals
Thermo-oxidative degradation characteristics of TPT backsheet from end-of-life photovoltaic modules