Description of standard and advanced driving modes
Adaptive control of the thermoplastics injection process
Research and innovation REF: IN53 V1
Description of standard and advanced driving modes
Adaptive control of the thermoplastics injection process

Authors : Jean-Étienne FOURNIER, Nicolas HAVARD, Marie-France LACRAMPE, Marc RYCKEBUSCH, Patricia KRAWCZAK

Publication date: April 10, 2006 | Lire en français

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3. Description of standard and advanced driving modes

  • Standard mode (BFH)

    On a standard injection molding machine, the maintenance phase, designed to compensate for shrinkage due to polymer solidification at the start of cooling, consists of applying a constant hydraulic pressure to the injection cylinder (BFH mode: closed loop on hydraulic pressure, figure 1 a). Since the pressure of the polymer in the cavity is not directly taken into account, and since the hydraulic pressure/material pressure transfer function can be significantly affected by a large number of parameters, such as cylinder oil temperature, tool geometry and/or local flow conditions (pressures, temperatures, speeds), this control is sensitive to various process disturbances. These include, for example, thermal disturbances...

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