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Injection Molding 11 조회수

Cracking/micro-cracks appearing on the surface of random copolymer polypropylene injection molded products

문제 현상
Fine reticular cracks or linear micro-cracks appear on the product surface, mostly near gates, corners or ejector pin positions. Micro-cracks propagate under stress or environmental stress, eventually causing product cracking and failure.
원인 분석
(1) Internal stress is too large; ejection force is uneven during demolding or product structure has stress concentration (2) Melt temperature is too low; molecular chain orientation is severe and residual internal stress is large (3) Mold temperature is too low; rapid melt cooling produces large temperature gradient stress (4) Holding pressure is too high or holding time is too long; over-packing produces residual stress (5) Draft angle is insufficient or the mold surface is rough; large demolding resistance produces micro-cracks
해결 방법
(1) Increase melt temperature to the higher value within the 190-260°C range to reduce molecular orientation (2) Increase mold temperature to the higher value within the 40-80°C range to reduce cooling rate and internal stress (3) Appropriately reduce holding pressure and holding time to avoid over-packing (4) Increase draft angle, at least 1-2° for polyolefin materials, and polish the mold surface (5) Optimize the ejection system, increasing the number or area of ejector pins to ensure uniform ejection
핵심 요약
Micro-cracks are a manifestation of excessive residual internal stress and need to be prevented by optimizing temperature parameters, reducing internal stress and improving demolding conditions.
crackingmicro-cracksinternal stressmolecular orientationdraft angle

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