英文摘要 |
This paper investigates the one-step injection stretch blow molding (ISBM) process, which is a high-temperature demolding method that affects the thickness distribution of the blown bottles due to the temperature distribution of the preforms. Using the Hagen-Poiseuille flow theory and the Nelder-Mead optimization method, the pressure and shear strain rate of the hot runner is calculated based on the required mass flow rate. Additionally, minimizing the pressure and shear strain rate differences between multiple cavity channels can improve the temperature difference of the preforms injected and filled in multiple cavities, providing a more stable ISBM process and enhancing the quality of the blown bottles in the ISBM process. This paper uses a five-cavity hot runner balance as an example. Although various mold flow analysis software can be used for the balance analysis of the hot runner filling process, the preparation of the runner’s geometry in 3D CAD modeling can be time-consuming. Therefore, using the simplex method to automatically calculate the full dimensions of the mold flow analysis can significantly reduce development time. The research results show that using PET plastic as the index fluid to calculate the minimum pressure difference balance and shear strain rate optimization of the runner geometry can effectively improve the temperature difference of the preforms in multiple cavities. |