1. Optimizing cooling of injection-molded parts
1.1 Influence of solidified thickness on filling pressure and flow rate
When filling the cavity of an injection mold, a solid sheath forms near the walls (y(t), figure 1 ). This solidification is likely to significantly reduce the thickness available for flow (average liquid vein h(t), figure 1 ).
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