القائمة
المواد الآلات
رؤى
مقالات مقاطع فيديو المشاكل والحلول
About
عن Chembull شركاء الإعلام
اتصل بنا
اللغة
EnglishالعربيةPortuguêsEspañolDeutschTürkçe한국어
العودة إلى المشاكل والحلول
Molds & Tooling 5 مشاهدة

Brittleness Caused by Too Low Mold Temperature of PEEK

ظاهرة المشكلة
PEEK products are brittle after demolding, with obviously low notched impact strength; they break brittlely under stress, with flat fracture surfaces without ductile deformation features, and a cold crystallization peak can be seen in DSC testing.
تحليل الأسباب
When the mold temperature is below the 143℃ glass transition temperature, the melt is quenched to form an amorphous structure rather than a crystalline structure; PEEK's mechanical properties and wear resistance depend on the support of 30~35% crystallinity.
الحل
①Raise the mold temperature above 160℃, and up to 180~200℃ for thick-wall parts; ②Verify by testing crystallinity with DSC; ③Confirm that the mold heating system has sufficient power — a high-temperature oil temperature controller is essential equipment.
الخلاصة الأساسية
PEEK crystallinity is the mother of performance; products produced with mold temperature below Tg are essentially nonconforming; the DSC cold crystallization peak is direct evidence of insufficient crystallization and should serve as the standard method for dispute determination.
PEEK;brittleness;crystallinity;mold temperature;amorphous;DSC

هل كان هذا مفيدًا؟

0 شخص وجدوا هذا مفيدًا

ChemAI