A novel approach for an in-line atmospheric plasma-treatment of polymers and reinforcements during extrusion

Hopmann, Christian

doi:10.3139/o999.03042016

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“…The geometry is illustrated, Figure 2. The mold includes a rectangular part geometry, gated by hot runner system and a coat hanger manifold and is developed for research on local temperature control [12]. A filling study is performed to illustrate the progress of the flow front and to analyze the performance of the filling process.…”

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Novel discretization methods for improved simulation precision in injection molding

Karyofylli

Behr

Schmitz

et al. 2017

Materialwissenschaft Werkst

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Mold filling is an important stage of injection molding, which is one of the most commonly used manufacturing processes for the production of thermoplastic components in high volumes. As a consequence, the numerical simulation of this process based on computational fluid dynamics (CFD) is of great significance for production engineering [1,2]. However, modeling of the mold filling is a tremendously demanding process, when considering interfacial physical phenomena, such as two-phase flows, building a sharp interface between the molten plastics and the present air in the cavity or the dynamic wetting contact line at the cavity surface. A method for dealing with these phenomena is a local mesh refinement both in space and time. In this paper, the numerical solution of a mold filling problem using simplex-type space-time finite elements is presented and compared with experiments. These elements can be suited to increase efficiency, when used for the aforementioned refinement. In addition, a Navier's slip boundary condition is applied to the solid boundaries of the mold allowing the contact line to evolve along the boundary, while enabling a better prediction of the pressure distribution. The presented work was performed in collaboration of the subprojects B3 and B5 of the collaborative research center 1120 "Precision Melt Engineering".Keywords: Injection molding / Navier's slip boundary condition / simplex elements / space-time elements / two-phase flow Die Formfü llung ist ein wichtiger Vorgang des Spritzgießens, das eines der hä ufigsten verwendeten Verfahren zur Herstellung thermoplastischer Bauteile in hohen Stü ckzahlen ist. Infolgedessen ist die numerische Simulation dieses Prozesses auf der Grundlage der numerischen Strö mungsmechanik von großer Bedeutung fü r die Produktionstechnik [1,2]. Allerdings ist die Modellierung des Fü llvorgangs ein anspruchsvoller Prozess, wenn die komplexen physikalischen Phä nomene, wie die Zweiphasenströ mung, mit einem Interface zwischen der flü ssigen Kunststoffformmasse und der vorliegenden Luft oder die Kontaktlinie zwischen Formmasse und Kavitä tsoberflä che berü cksichtigt werden mü ssen. Eine Mö glichkeit, dies zu erreichen, ist eine lokale Netzverfeinerung in Raum und Zeit. In dieser Arbeit wird die numerische Lö sung des Fü llvorgangs eines plattenfö rmigen Formteils mittels Simplex Raum-Zeit-Gittern prä sentiert und mit experimentellen Ergebnissen vergli-Corresponding author:

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Novel discretization methods for improved simulation precision in injection molding

Karyofylli

Behr

Schmitz

et al. 2017

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A novel approach for an in-line atmospheric plasma-treatment of polymers and reinforcements during extrusion

Abstract: A novel approach for an in-line atmospheric plasma-treatment of composites or blends during

Cited by 1 publication

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Novel discretization methods for improved simulation precision in injection molding

Novel discretization methods for improved simulation precision in injection molding

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