Hot Runner Technology

Peter Unger

Hot Runner Technology

2006

241 Seiten

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ISBN: 9783446430631

 

Contents

6

Preface

10

1 Introduction

12

1.1 General Aspects of Hot Runner Technology

12

1.2 Design of Hot Runner Systems and Nomenclature of Components

17

1.3 Design of Single Components Used for Hot Runner Systems

18

References for Chapter 1

19

2 Basic Aspects of Heat Technology

20

2.1 Heat Transfer

21

2.1.1 Heat Conduction

21

2.1.2 Convection

27

2.1.3 Radiation

30

2.1.4 Summary

34

2.2 Amount of Heat, Heating Capacity

35

2.3 Heat Expansion

37

References for Chapter 2

47

3 Introduction of Hot Runner Components

48

3.1 Hot Runner Manifold Block

48

3.1.1 Externally Heated Hot Runner Manifold Blocks

52

3.1.2 Internally Heated Hot Runner Manifold Blocks

57

3.1.3 Insulated Runner System

60

3.1.4 Rheological Design

63

3.2 Reflector- and Thermal Insulating Sheets, Surface Coating

67

3.3 Melt Chamber Bushing

72

3.4 Distributor Bushing

74

3.5 Spacer Disks

77

3.6 Anti-Twist Device for Hot Runner Block

89

3.7 Turn Plugs

90

3.8 Hot Runner Nozzles

93

3.8.1 General Aspects

93

3.8.2 Open Hot Runner Nozzle

94

3.8.3 Open Multiple Gate Nozzles

100

3.8.4 Shut-Off Nozzles

118

References for Chapter 3

154

4 Heating of Hot Runner Manifold Blocks

158

4.1 Cylindrical Cartridge Heater

159

4.2 Tapered Cartridge Heater

161

4.3 Threaded Cartridge Heater

162

4.4 Tubular Heater

163

4.5 Heater Plate

166

4.6 “Thick-Film”- Heating Element

168

4.7 Indirect Heating Using a Liquid Medium

169

4.8 Heat Pipe

170

4.9 Determination of Heating Capacity of an Externally Heated Hot Runner Manifold Block

171

4.9.1 Estimate of Required Heating Capacity

171

4.9.2 Numerical Determination of Heating Capacity to be Installed for the Heat-up Phase

172

References for Chapter 4

175

5 Heating of Hot Runner Nozzles

176

5.1 Cylindrical Cartridge Heater

176

5.2 Coiled Heater

177

5.3 Resistor Heater

181

5.4 Heat Pipe

184

5.5 Indirect Heating Using a Liquid Medium

185

5.6 General Remarks Regarding Internal Heating (“Conductive Heating”)

188

5.7 Indirect Heating

192

5.7.1 Thermally Conductive Torpedoes

192

5.7.2 Thermally Conductive Nozzle

197

References for Chapter 5

203

6 Measurement and Control of Temperature

204

7 Material Behavior under Mechanical Load

206

7.1 Notch Effect under Static Load

206

7.2 Notch Effect under Dynamic Load

209

References for Chapter 7

211

8 Corrosion and Wear

212

References for Chapter 8

216

9 Screw Connections and Material Selection for Elevated Temperatures

218

References for Chapter 9

221

10 Basic Aspects of Plastics Technology

222

10.1 Flow Characteristics, Viscosity, Pressure Loss

222

10.2 Thermal Stability

226

10.3 Decrease of Molecular Weight (Exemplified by PBT)

228

10.3.1 Thermal Degradation

228

10.3.2 Mechanical Degradation

230

10.3.3 Oxidative Degradation

230

10.3.4 Hydrolytic Degradation

231

References for Chapter 10

231

11 Maintenance and Storage of Hot Runner Molds

232

References for Chapter 11

233

12 Design of Special Hot Runner Systems and Hot Runner Molds

234

12.1 300-Fold Hot Runner System for the Production of Transistor Housings Made of Reinforced PBT

234

12.2 Hot Runner Manifold Block for Sandwich Molding

237

12.3 Hot Runner System with Balanced Filling Action

239

12.4 Hot Runner Nozzles for Small Center-to-Center Cavity Space

240

References for Chapter 12

242

Appendix 1: Abbreviations Used in this Book

244

Appendix 2: Conversion Factors for Units of Measure

246

Index

250

 

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