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模具是工业生产的基础工艺装备，也是发展和实现少无切削技术不可缺少的工具。它在工业生产中使用极为广泛，是当代工业生产的重要手段和工艺发展方向，许多现代工业的发展和技术水平的提高，在很大程度上取决于模具工业的发展水平。因此，模具技术发展状况及水平的高低，直接影响到工业产品的发展。也是衡量一个国家工艺水平的重要标志之一。本次毕业设计的题目是照相机某零件支架注塑模具设计。本文主要论述了塑料注射模的基本原理和设计过程，并着重讲述了充电器外壳注射模的设计过程。首先，讲述了模具的作用和国内外的发展状况及其发展方向。然后论述了方案的选择和确定。再次对于所确定的方案给出了详细的设计过程和计算过程，最后还对所设计的模具进行了经济性可行性分析。

总的来说，所设计的这套模具经济合理，可行性强，生产方便，是一套实用性较强的模具。


关键词：注射模；定模；动模；抽芯；斜导柱

Abstract

      The molding tool is a foundation craft that industry produce to equip, it also a development with realizes the little having no slice the indispensable tool in the technique of cutting  .It is in industry produce the usage is extremely extensive, it an important means that contemporary industry produce to develop the direction with the craft, many modern industrial developments with horizontal exaltation in technique, be decided by the industrial development in molding tool level to a large extent. Therefore, moldings tool technique development condition and horizontal and high and low, affect the development of the industry product directly. Too is to measure the one of the horizontal and important markings in a national craft.

     The graduation project title is the camera bracket a parts injection mold design., this text discussed primarily the plastics injects the basic principle of the mold with design the process, combining to emphasize to relate the Chargers shell inject the design process of the mold. First, related the function of the molding tool with domestic and international development condition and its development directions. Then discussed the choice of the project with certain. Returns a project for making sure give a detailed design process with compute process; very much again the molding tool to design to preceded the economic viability assessment.

Total to say, a this set of molding tools for designing economy reasonable, the possibility is strong, producing the convenience, it a stronger molding tool in a set of function.


Keyword: Inject the mold; Settle the mold; Move the mold; Take out core; Inclined slippery piece





目  录

1 绪论 1

 1.1题目背景意义 1

   1.2塑料工业简介 1

   1.3我国塑料模具现状 2

   1.4塑料模具具发展趋 3

   1.5本文主要研究内容 3

2 制品的分析 4

   2.1制品的简介 4

      2.1.1对制品的分析主要包括以下几点 4

      2.1.2本设计中塑件各项要求 4

   2.2制品的工艺性及结构分析 4

      2.2.1结构分析 5

      2.2.3材料的性能分析 5

   2.3注射成形过程 7

      2.3.1 ABS的注射工艺参数 7

      2.3.2 ABS的主要性能指标 7

3 模具制造 8

   3.1确定型腔数量及排列方式 8

   3.2模具结构形式的确定 8

3.2.1多型腔单分型面模具 8

3.2.2多型腔多分型面模具 8

3.3注塑机型号的确定 8

3.3.1注射机的选用原则 9

3.3.2有关制品的计算 9

3.3.3 注射机型号的确定 9

3.3.4注射机及各个参数的校核 10

3.4分型面位置确定 11

3.4.1分型面的选择原则 11

    3.5 浇注系统的设计                                              12

3.5.1浇注系统设计原则 12

3.5.2主流道的设计 12

3.5.3冷料穴的设计 14

3.5.4浇口的设计 15

3.5.5浇注系统凝料的脱出机构 16

3.6脱模推出机构的确定 16

3.6.1脱模推出机构的设计原则 16

3.6.2制品推出的基本方式 17

3.7抽芯机构的设计 17

3.7.1侧向抽芯机构 18

3.8合模导向机构的设计 18

3.8.1导向机构的分类 19

3.8.2本设计中导柱的设计 19

3.9排气系统的设计 19

3.9.1排溢设计 19

3.9.2引气设计 19

3.9.3排气系统 19

3.9.4该套模具的排气方式 19

3.10温度调节系统设计 19

3.10.1加热系统 20

3.10.2冷却系统 20

3.11模架的确定和标准件的选用 20

3.12成形零件的结构设计和计算 21

3.12.1定模（凹模）的设计 22

3.12.2型芯（凸模）的设计 22

4 塑料模具材料的选用及技术要求 24

   4.1塑料模具材料的性能要求 24

   4.2塑料模具零件选材原则 24

   4.3模具的精度要求 24

      4.3.1模具零件的公差与配合选择 24

5模具工作过程 25

  5.1成型前的准备 25

     5.1.1原料的检验和预处理 25

     5.1.2料筒的清洗 25

     5.1.3嵌件的预热 25

     5.1.4脱模剂的选用 25

5.2注射过程 25

5.3脱模过程 26

5.4制品的后处理 26

5.4.1退火处理 26

5.4.2调湿处理 26

总结 27

参考文献 28

致 谢 29

毕业设计（论文）知识产权声明 30

毕业设计（论文）独创性声明 31


1  绪 论

1.1题目背景意义

近几年，我国塑料模具工业有了很大发展，注塑模具制品的种类越来越多，在未来的模具市场中，塑料模具具发展速度将高于其它模具，在模具行业中的比例将逐步提高。在电子、汽车、家电、玩具等产品中，60%～100%的零部件，都要依靠模具成形。用模具生产制件所表现出来的高精度、高复杂程度、高一致性、高生产率和低消耗，是其他加工制造方法所不能比拟的。通过本课题的设计，应使我们在下述基本能力上得到培养和锻炼：1）塑料管件制品的设计及成型工艺的选择；2）一般塑料管件制品成型模具的设计能力；3）塑料制品的质量分析及工艺改进、塑料模具具结构改进设计的能力；4）了解模具设计的常用商业软件以及同实际设计的结合。使个人能力得到全面提高，以适应今后的工作。


内容简介：
International Journal of Automotive Technology, Vol. 13, No. 2, pp. 273277 (2012)DOI 10.1007/s1223901200245Copyright 2012 KSAE/ 06311pISSN 12299138/ eISSN 1976-3832273DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF AN INJECTION MOLDFOR MINIMIZING TEMPERATURE DEVIATIONJ.-H. CHOI1), S.-H. CHOI1), D. PARK2), C.-H. PARK2), B.-O. RHEE1)*and D.-H. CHOI2)1)Graduate School of Mechanical Engineering, Ajou University, Gyeonggi 443-740, Korea2)Graduate School of Mechanical Engineering, Hanynag University, Seoul 133-791, Korea(Received 24 January 2011; Revised 15 June 2011; Accepted 17 June 2011)ABSTRACTThe quality of an injection molded part is largely affected by the mold cooling. Consequently, this makes itnecessary to optimize the mold cooling circuit when designing the part but prior to designing the mold. Various approachesof optimizing the mold cooling circuit have been proposed previously. In this work, optimization of the mold cooling circuitwas automated by a commercial process integration and design optimization tool called Process Integration, Automation andOptimization (PIAnO), which is often used for large automotive parts such as bumpers and instrument panels. The coolingchannels and baffle tubes were located on the offset profile equidistant from the part surface. The locations of the coolingchannels and the baffle tubes were automatically generated and input into the mold cooling computer-aided engineeringprogram, Autodesk Moldflow Insight 2010. The objective function was the deviation of the mold surface temperature froma given design temperature. Design variables in the optimization were the depths, distances and diameters of the coolingchannels and the baffle tubes. For a more practical analysis, the pressure drop and temperature drop were considered thelimited values. Optimization was performed using the progressive quadratic response surface method. The optimizationresulted in a more uniform temperature distribution when compared to the initial design, and utilizing the proposedoptimization method, a satisfactory solution could be made at a lower cost. KEY WORDS : Injection molding, Cooling channel, Cooling analysis, PQRSM, Design optimization1. INTRODUCTIONThe cooling stage is the longest stage during the cycle timeof the injection molding process. Therefore, the mosteffective method to reduce the cycle time is to reduce thecooling time. The cooling time is fundamentally determinedby the part thickness and mold temperature, which creates acooling time limitation. If the mold temperature and partthickness are uniform over a whole part, the cooling time isnot a concern; however, non-uniform part thickness andmold temperature distribution lengthen the overall coolingtime. A longer cooling time means poor temperatureuniformity, which can cause the part to warp. This isespecially true for large products, such as automotivebumpers and instrument panels. It is for these types of partsthat temperature uniformity becomes the most importantfactor in mold design.We developed an automated optimization of the coolingcircuit for an early part design in order to check the designvalidity. Usually the early part design is checked by thefiling/packing and warpage analyses without a coolinganalysis. This is because the assumption is that the moldtemperature is uniform, which is not actually true.Providing a rapidly optimized cooling circuit for thedesigned part would help part designers correct their design(Koresawa and Suzuki, 1999).The optimization was designed to minimize the parttemperature deviation using design variables such as thediameters and distances of the cooling channels and baffletubes and the depths of the part from the mold surface of thecooling channels and baffle tubes. A commercial computer-aided engineering (CAE) tool, Autodesk Moldflow Insight,was used for the cooling analysis. We successfully obtainedan optimized cooling circuit in a time much shorter thancan be achieved in a manual design. In order to develop theautomated optimization of the cooling circuit for thepractical mold design, practical design parameters such asthe pressure drop limit and the coolant temperature risewere considered in the optimization.The performance of the optimization technique can beaffected by numerical noise in the responses. To find anoptimum solution effectively when numerical noise exists,we performed an optimization by applying a regression-based sequential approximate optimizer known as theProgressive Quadratic Response Surface Method (PQRSM)(Hong et al., 2000), which was part of a commercialprocess integration and design optimization (PIDO) toolknown as the Process Integration, Automation andOptimization (PIAnO) (FRAMAX, 2009). *Corresponding author. e-mail: rhexajou.ac.kr274 J.-H. CHOI et al.2. MODEL AND CHANNEL CONFIGURATION2.1. Model ConfigurationThe model used for the optimization and CAE analysis wasan automotive front bumper (FB). The size of the part was1,800600 mm, the element type was triangular and thenumber of elements in the model was approximately26,000, with an average aspect ratio of 1.5. The model isshown in Figure 1.2.2. Cooling Channel ConfigurationThe cooling circuit for the automotive bumper mold istypically designed to have a horizontal plane of linecooling channels and to install baffle tubes from the linecooling channels. However, in this design, unnecessarilylong baffle tubes attached at a line cooling channel maycause a high pressure drop in the cooling channel. The linecooling channels may not contribute to mold cooling due totheir large distance from the part surface. In order toimprove the design, the line cooling channels were locatedalong the offset profile of the part surface as shown inFigure 2. The end points of the baffle tubes were alsolocated on the offset profile along a line cooling channel.Either the line cooling channels or baffle tubes werelocated on the offset profiles with equal arc distancesbetween them.3. FORMULATION3.1. Design ConstraintsThe limitation of the pressure drop and the temperature risebetween the inlet and outlet of cooling channel should alsobe considered in the design of the mold cooling circuit. Ahigh pressure drop usually occurs in a needlessly longcooling circuit. In a long cooling circuit, the flow rate ofcoolant is low, which results in a high mold temperatureand a high temperature rise at the outlet. The design defectcould eventually be found in the cooling analysis; however,the optimization is already time consuming, so it is better toinstead apply the limits as constraints in the optimization. In this work we assumed that 4 line cooling channelswere connected in series as a cluster, as shown in Figure 3.Clusters are connected in parallel by a manifold. Usually,the maximum pressure drop in a cluster is limited to 200kPa, and the maximum temperature rise at the outlet is 5oC(Menges et al., 2001). In the cooling analysis, each linecooling channel is regarded as a separate independentcircuit for convenience. Because there were 4 line coolingchannels in a circuit, the limits on the pressure drop and thetemperature rise in each line cooling channel were 50 kPaand 1.25oC, respectively. We also have an additionalconstraint due to the fact that the diameter of the baffle tubemust be greater than or equal to the diameter of the coolingchannel because the baffle tube has lower heat removalefficiency than the cooling channel. These three designconstraints can be expressed as Equations (1), (2) and (3) ,(13)where G1is the constraint on pressure drop, G2is theconstraint on temperature rise, and G3represents thesubtraction of the diameter of the baffle tube from thediameter of the cooling channel.3.2. Design VariablesIn this work, the diameters, distances and depths of the linecooling channels and baffle tubes were chosen as designvariables for optimization. The total number of designvariables was 6 as shown in Table 1. Typically, thediameters of the cooling channels and baffle tubes aredetermined by the mold designer according to their rule of0 Pa G150000 pa0 CoG21.2 CoG30 mmFigure 1. Finite element model of the product used for theoptimization.Figure 2. Configuration of cooling channels located alongthe offset profiles.Figure 3. Clusters consisting of 4 cooling channels withbaffle tubes.DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF AN INJECTION MOLD FOR MINIMIZING TEMPERATURE DEVIATION 275thumb (Rhee et al., 2010). However, it has been examinedin great detail among the mold designers. Table 1 showsthe design variables with their ranges and initial values.The minimum values for the cooling channel distance,baffle distance and baffle depth were determined by theconstraints of the machining requirement. The maximumvalues of cooling channel distance and baffle distance weredetermined by the empirical maximum obtained from themold designers. The baffle distance was a discrete variabledue to a restriction in the automated use of the CAEsoftware. In this work, the baffle distances for optimizationwere 60, 90 and 120 mm.3.3. Objective FunctionA principal purpose of the mold cooling circuitoptimization is to achieve uniform temperature distributionover the part. The uniform temperature distribution meansthat the temperature deviation caused by the coolingchannels is minimized, as shown in Figure 4. The objectivefunction in the optimization was the standard deviation ofpart temperature as shown in Equation (4). The parttemperature was an arithmetic average of the upper and thelower surfaces of the mold halves. The mold surfacetemperature was calculated from the finite element of thepart. min , (4)where is the standard deviation of the part temperature, Eiis the temperature of i-th element, Ewis the averagetemperature of the entire triangular elements, and N is thenumber of elements.4. OPTIMIZATION4.1. Parametric StudyIn order to examine the effects of the design variables onthe objective function, pressure drop and temperature rise,parametric studies were carried out. A parametric studywas performed by changing a variable in a certain rangewhile keeping all other variables fixed. Figures 5-7 showthe results of parametric studies for the objective function,pressure drop temperature rise, respectively. In each figure,the x-axis indicates the levels of design variables. Everydesign variable was divided into 11 levels from its lowerbound to its upper bound. -5 and 5 mean the lower andupper bounds, respectively. When examining the temperature deviation, the diameterof the cooling channels shows little influence to theobjective function (see Figure 5.). This result waspredictable because the cooling channel affects the parttemperature to a lesser degree than the baffle tubes in theautomotive bumper mold. The automotive bumper moldhas a deep core so that the mold cooling depends upon thebaffle tubes rather than the cooling channels. Anotherreason of the lack of influence can be that the flow state inthe cooling channel remains turbulent in the range of theparametric study. The cooling channel usually has asmaller diameter than the baffle tube. When the flow in thebaffle tube is kept in the turbulent state, the flow in thecooling channel will be in the turbulent state.The diameters of the baffle tubes show a tangibleinfluence when it increases above a certain value.Increasing of the diameter changes the flow in the tube to alaminar flow state. This is the cause for the lower heattransfer coefficient when compared to the turbulent flowstate. This is why the temperature deviation becomes largerwhen the baffle tube diameter increases.EiEw()2Ni 1=N=Figure 4. Scheme of the temperature field by the coolingchannels.Table 1. Lower and the upper bounds for design variablesand the initial values for the optimization (unit: mm).Description Lower Initial UpperX1Channel diameter 10 30 40X2Baffle diameter 10 30 40X3Channel distance 60 90 120X4Baffle distance 60 60 120X5Channel depth 30 60 90X6Bafle depth 306090Figure 5. Parametric study result of temperature deviation(objective function).276 J.-H. CHOI et al.Among all parameters, the baffle depth shows the largestinfluence on the objective function, as shown in Figure 5.As the baffle depth increases, the objective functionincreases. This means that the deeper location of the baffletubes causes the temperature deviation to increase. Also, itconfirms that the cooling of the automotive bumper molddepends upon the baffle tubes.The diameters of the cooling channels and the baffletubes have the highest influence on the pressure drop in thecooling circuit, while the other variables show littleinfluence (see Figure 6.). As the diameters increase, thepressure drop decreases after a certain value. This is also apredictable result as a larger diameter decreases thepressure drop.The influences of the temperature rise at the outlet areshown in Figure 7. The most influential parameters are thebaffle diameter and the channel distance. The influence ofthe baffle diameter shows the highest values in the rangefrom -1 to 3. In the case of the smaller baffle diameter, thereduced surface area for the heat transfer may cause asmaller temperature rise, while the larger baffle diametermay cause the lower heat transfer coefficient due to thelower flow rate.The increased channel distance means that each coolingchannel takes up a larger area of the part surface with alarger amount of heat removal. This may give a physicalexplanation to why the increase of the temperature riseincreases with channel distance. The fluctuations shown inFigure 7 are supposed to be numerical noise.4.2. Optimization ResultsThe largest increase in the temperature rise (Figure 7) isapproximately 0.15oC. This value is much less than theconstraint. The influence of the variables on thetemperature rise is not tangible.The baffle distance was considered the discrete variablein this work; hence, it was difficult to apply a generaloptimization method. Because there were three values,optimizations were carried out 3 times with the 5 designparameters. The baffle distance was fixed in eachoptimization. Figures 8 and 9 show the temperature deviations as thechannel diameter, x1and the channel distance, x3change by0.1% using the perturbation method around their initialdesign values. From these results we recognized that thevariations in the temperature deviations as x1and x3variedincluded numerical noise. Therefore, we chose PQRSM as the optimizationmethod that could effectively optimize the response withnumerical noise. The PQRSM equipped in a commercialFigure 6. Parametric study result of the pressure drop.Figure 7. Parametric study result of the temperature rise.Figure 8. Variation of the temperature deviation w.r.t. x1observed by using 0.1% perturbation method.Figure 9. Variation of the temperature deviation w.r.t. x3observed by using 0.1% perturbation method.DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF AN INJECTION MOLD FOR MINIMIZING TEMPERATURE DEVIATION 277PIDO tool, PIAnO, approximates the objective functionand constraints with quadratic functions in the trust region,and it sequentially moves and reduces the trust region untilit finds the optimum solution.The results of the optimization using the PQRSM areshown in Table 2. Baseline represents the standardcondition before applying the optimization. After theoptimizations were carried out for the 3 cases of the baffledistance (x4), the lowest temperature deviation wasobtained in the case of a baffle distance of 60 mm.Therefore we conclude that a baffle distance of 60 mm isour optimized result.At this optimized result, the temperature deviation wasreduced by 19.2% compared to that of the baseline designwhile satisfying all other design requirements. Among thedesign variables, the channel diameter, x1, the bafflediameter, x2and the channel distance, x3remained close totheir initial values while the channel depth, x5movedtoward the upper bound and the baffle depth, x6toward thelower bound. Thus, we expect a better result if the boundsof the baffle distance, x4, channel depth, x5and baffledepth, x6can be relaxed.5. CONCLUSIONIn this study, we carried out the optimization of the coolingcircuit for an automotive front bumper. The designobjective was to minimize the temperature deviation whilesatisfying all constraints. There were three designconstraints that included the pressure drop, temperature riseand aspect ratio, in addition to side constraints on sixdesign variables.Among the six design variables, the baffle
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