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    Micromoulding: extreme process monitoring and in-line product assessment.

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    Publication date
    2009-06-08T14:43:27Z
    Author
    Whiteside, Benjamin R.
    Howell, Ken B.
    Martyn, Michael T.
    Spares, Robert
    Keyword
    Monitoring
    High density ethylene polymer
    Modeling
    Olefin polymer
    Molding
    Experimental study
    Image analysis
    Three dimensional model
    Defect detection
    Optimization
    Temperature control
    Pressure control
    Process control
    Microinjection
    Processing parameter
    Injection molding
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    Abstract
    Advances in micromoulding technology are now allowing mass production of complex, three-dimensional functional products having sub-milligram masses and carefully tailored surface finishes. In order to create a viable manufacturing process for these components, accurate process monitoring and product evaluation are essential in order to highlight process problems and production of substandard parts. The present study describes work implementing a suite of sensors on a commercial micromoulding machine for detailed process interrogation. Evaluation of demoulded products is performed with a single camera based system combined with custom software to allow for three-dimensional characterisation of products during the process.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10454/2782
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    Whiteside B. R., Spares R., Howell K. and Martyn M. T. et al (2005). Micromoulding: extreme process monitoring and in-line product assessment. Plastics Rubber and Composites. Vol. 34, No. 9, pp.380-386.
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