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Runner cross-section, length, and layout design unreasonable

Problem Phenomenon
Runner cross-section, length, and layout design unreasonable
Cause Analysis
Runner cross-section too small, large resistance, difficult filling Runner too long, large pressure loss, short shots at the end Unbalanced runner layout, filling differences between cavities Improper runner cold slug well design, cold slug enters the cavity Unsmooth transition between runner and gate, producing turbulence
Solution
Increase runner cross-section to reduce resistance Shorten runner length to reduce pressure loss Balance runner layout to ensure uniform filling of each cavity Reasonably design cold slug wells to prevent cold slug Smooth transition between runner and gate
Key Takeaway
Runners need balanced layout and appropriate cross-section
runner designcross-sectionlayoutcold slug well

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