research on the content and filler type on injection shrinkage

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2014
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Abstract
The paper presents the phenomenon of injection shrinkage. The definition of shrinkage and shrinkage types are presented. The main factors affecting shrinkage value of injection-molded part are discussed. Based on the experimental tests conducted using injection-molded parts made from polypropylene filled with glass fiber and talc, the dependence of injection-molded part shrinkage on filler content and selected parameters of the injection molding process has been determined.
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Authors ;Tomasz Jachowicz;Ivan Gajdoš;Volodymyr Krasinskyi
Journal electrochemistry communications
Year 2014
DOI
10.12913/22998624.1120308
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http://www.journalssystem.com/astrj/Research-on-the-content-and-filler-type-on-injection-shrinkage,127,0,2.html
Keywords
shrinkage injection molding filler civil engineering (general)manufactures sanitary engineeringmechanical engineering and machineryengineering (general)

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