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ABSTRACT

ISSN: 0975-4024

Title : Finite Element Analysis of Reciprocating Screw for Injection Molding Machine
Authors : Nagsen B. Nagrale, Dr.R.N.Baxi
Keywords : Reciprocating, Wearing, FEM
Issue Date : June-July 2011
Abstract :

This paper deals with, the solution of problem occurred for reciprocating screw of Injection molding machine. It identifies and solves the problem by using the modeling and simulation techniques. The problem occurred in the reciprocating screw of machine which was wearing of threads due to affect of temperature of mold materials (flow materials) i.e. Nylon, low density polypropylene, polystyrene, PVC etc., The main work was to model the components of machine with dimensions, assemble those components and then simulate the whole assembly for rotation of the screw. The modeling software used is PRO-E wildfire 4.0 for modeling the machine components like body, movable platen, fixed platen, barrel, screw, nozzle, etc. The analysis software ANSYS is used ton analyze the reciprocating screws. The objectives involved are:-
• To model all the components using modeling software Pro-E 4.0
• To assemble all the components of the machine in the software.
• To make the assembly run in Pro-E software.
• Analysis of screw of machine using Ansys 11.0 software.
• To identify the wearing of threads and to provide the possible solutions.

This problem is major for all industrial injection molding machines which the industries are facing and they need the permanent solution, so if the better solution is achieved then the industries will think for implementing it. The industries are having temporary solution but it will affect the life of the screw, because the stresses will be more in machined screw on lathe machine as compared to normal screw. Also if the screw will fail after some years of operation, the new screw available in the market will have the same problem. Also the cost associated with new screw and its mounting is much more as it is the main component of machine.

Page(s) : 191-199
ISSN : 0975-4024
Source : Vol. 3, No.3