Process Optimization For Plastic Injection Mould Case Study-Container Mould

Nuraida , Mohd Ramlee (2007) Process Optimization For Plastic Injection Mould Case Study-Container Mould. Project Report. Melaka, Malaysia, UTeM. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Injection molding is a manufacturing technique for making parts from theIm0plastic material. The injection molding process was studied extensively in attempt to create plastic component at the highest quality possible. lbis project is to get optimize parameter in injection molding process (container mould). The ARBUG injection molding machines were used in injection molding process to produce the plastic container as a product. The chemical and physical properties of propylene (PP) and also it features made it suitable to be as a material to our product. There have various parameters inside the injection molding process such as pressure, time, force, distance, temperature and other. But in this project, the parameter for temperature only had been considered and experimental. The other parameter is fixed to the lab manual value setting in order to see clearly the relationship between the parameter temperatures with the defect produced. Consecutively to find the optimum parameter setting, the process started with the design of experiments by Taguchi method. It consists of the process flow and description of each step taken. The step indicates the planning experiment, designing experiment, conducting experiment, analyzing result and confinning the result. Lastly, after done this entire step, the optimize parameter for the temperature with no defects at the product were successfully get.

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