Moldflo-w浇口设计.pptVIP

Gate Placement Guidelines for Gate Placement Place gate to achieve balanced filling Gate in thicker areas Gate far from thin areas Place gates to achieve unidirectional filling Add gates as necessary to reduce pressure Prevent overpacking by adding gates Place Gate to Achieve Balanced Filling Gate in Thicker Areas Gate in a thicker area to help pack that thicker area better Generally lowers pressure to fill the part Gate Far From Thin Areas When there is significant changes in wall thickness, avoid gating close to thin areas The polymer will favor the path of least resistance and will a difficult time filling the thin feature, if at all Place Gates to Achieve Uni-directional Filling Add Gates to Reduce Pressure Prevent Overpacking by Adding Gates One gate in the center of the part may not always give the best balance Adding a second gate with both gates properly placed will produce a better balance, reducing overpack in the center rib Gate Location Analysis The Gate Locator considers Processability Is it possible to produce a part if the part is gated at this location? Minimum Pressure Lower injection pressure produces lower shear rate and shear stress levels Geometric Resistance Where would gating not cause overpacking? This is calculated on the XY plane only, hence the importance of part orientation Thickness Is it possible to pack the part effectively when gating at this location? Gate Location Process Settings Normally the default process settings can be used Optional settings include Molding machine Advanced options Maximum injection pressure Maximum clamp force Looking at the Results Analysis is a one + one technique If no gate is specified the analysis the best single gate will be shown If a gate is specified the best location for a second gate is determined Looking at the Results Screen Output file or Results Summary Maximum clamp force Maximum injection pressure Recommended gate location at node number How to Set a Gate Location Based on Results In Su