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Characteristics Analysis of Flex Link according to Mold Clamping Force in Injection Molding Machine

Hyun Suk Jung, Joong Hak Yoo
JKSPE 2014;31(2):165-170.
Published online: February 1, 2014
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Reproducibility of injection molding machines are studied at the study of this time. We applied computer aided engineering program so it could generate clamping force, about 1,500 kN, to the nozzle center part of flex link in tie-bar and at this time, we made sure condition of stress distribution and transformation quantity in flex link. The result of computer aided engineering transformation quantity was confirmed that transformation of top area was 247~257 kN and bottom areas was 273~279 kN and also was confirmed that the stresses are distributed in a range of 57~750 N/mm2 from top to the bottom of the surface. This time we could confirm the condition of transformation quantity and stress distribution by enforcing the previously used structure analysis of flex link. And we utilized the reference data to establish important point of section for non destructive test overhaul.

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Characteristics Analysis of Flex Link according to Mold Clamping Force in Injection Molding Machine
J. Korean Soc. Precis. Eng.. 2014;31(2):165-170.   Published online February 1, 2014
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