Tuesday, 4 December 2012

Tool Design - BASICs of PLASTIC MOLD..(Feed System)Part-3


Runner system, flowing part of plastic injection


Runner System Construction 

Sprue
sprue will contact first time with melt plastic, at the injection process, sprue always contact with nozzle from the injection machine, so consider when design the sprue consider the ball radius of nozzle, make sure it isn't make undercut on sprue.The dimensions of the sprue depend primarily on the dimensions of the molded part in particular the wall thickness, too little sprue will make sprue cold faster and make insufficient flow.





Main Runner
First time when design runner system, determine number of cavities, shape and gate types, then arrange the cavity layout,at the multi cavity of mold balancing of runner is important, balancing ensures virtually equal flow of plastic trough each gate.
To achieve balancing runner layout must be though,

Sub Runner
this part will continues flow from main runner until the gate, the dimension of sub runner and how much sub runner system will be, is very depending on how much cavity of the mold, and how the layout, what the layout use herring bone, H type, or star type. at the picture above use H type runner layout.

Cold Slug
when runner layout bent, clod slug may be required to continue plastic flow of better quality to the cavities.The cold slug well helps the flow of material through the runner system by stopping colder, higher viscosity material moving at the forefront of the molten mass entering into the cavity.The length of the well is usually equal to or greater about 1,5-2 time than the runner diameter.

Gate
Basic purpose of the gate is to limit the flow of the melted plastic, but it must allow that melted plastic flow and fill the cavity easily.
considering the fluidity of the material, gate should be made near the center of gravity of molding or the line to make flow uniform and melted material even, then make the gate thick but still considering melted plastic material, becouse thin part will cooled easily and faster.
the gate type is very various depend on part shape, mold layout, mold system, etc, here some explanation about design those gate type:
1. Direct gate
2. Side, edge gate
3. Tab gate
4. film gate
5. fan gate
6. Disc gate

Runner geometry 
they are various geometry that we can use in runner, such us
1. full round
2. half round
3. trapezoid
use full round and trapezoid shape is recommended in various mold. Half round runners are not recommended because of their low volume to surface ratio
here some area calculation of cross section of runner (source : http://www.dsm.com)


Runner dimensions 
The diameter of a runner depends on its length in addition to the part volume, part flow length, injection machine capacity, and gate size, Generally runner must never be smaller than the largest wall thickness of the product, it's usually make from 3 mm until 15 mm. picture below shown relation between runner diameter and maximum runner length (source : http://www.dsm.com)

The runner should be large enough to minimize pressure loss, yet small enough to maintain satisfactory cycle time, Large runners are not economical because of the amount of energy that goes into forming, and then regrinding the material that solidifies within them.

Runner layout 
In general they are three type of runner layout
1. "H" bridge (branching) runner system
2. Standard (herringbone) runner system (conventional runner)
3. Radial (star) runner system
look at picture below shown standard runner and H bridge type runner.


and below is star layout runner system (both bottom picture)

Balancing the runner system ensures that all mold cavities fill at the same rate and pressure, if the product have not similar product geometry, it is recommended to use mold analysis software like mold flow or C-Mold.

Thursday, 15 November 2012

Kanyakumari - Beauty of Kanyakumari at SunSet & Moon Rise..


FOR MORE DETAILS ABOUT KANYAKUMARI TOURIST PLACES and TOUR EXPERIENCE
VISIT THE BEAUTIFUL full fledged Kanyakumari website which is shown below:- Clicking that link take you to that Beautiful page :-
                                                http://heartin-kanyakumari.blogspot.in
   
In the Above website you get the details of 
1.) Train , Bus , Flight timings to reach kanyakumari
2.) Beautiful photos with details of all tourist places.
3.) Route map of all tourist places in there
4.) Personal Journey Experience Review of all tourist places.
5.) Videos of that particular tour place.





  Kanyakumari is famous for its spectacular sunrises and sunsets, especially on full moon days. It is at its best during Chitra Pournami (full moon day in April) when the sun and moon are face to face at the same horizon. but other full moon days are also special when you can see the sun set and the moon rise almost simultaneously, as if by prior arrangement.The beach itself is a beautiful sight with multi-coloured sand. Palmleaf articles of Kanniyakumari are very much world famous.

Chitra Poornima is the name of Full Moon on Tamil month of Chitra.This occurs when our Sun is in its Exalted state of Aries (close to the Earth), and Moon is full and aligned with the bright star called Chitra in the constellation of Libra

Kanyakumari Distance Chart
Chennai – 703KM | Bangalore – 674KM | Cochin – 304KM | Kottayam – 267KM | Coimbatore – 469KM
Kodaikanal – 349KM | Thekkady – 294KM | Madurai – 624KM | Rameswaram – 295KM | 
Thanjavur – 400KM Trichy – 384KM | Trivandrum – 87KM | Velankanni – 489KM

Kanyakumari –Little known Facts
  • ·   Main Kanyakumari temple is dedicated to Devi Kumari (Kumari Amman Temple) and it is over 3000 years old.
  • ·  During peak season, the ferry service to Vivekananda rock memorial is used by over 10,000 tourists per day!
  • ·  Sunrise is visible throughout the year in Kanyakumari, but sunset is visible only from October 15 to March 15.
  • ·  From the hillock called Murugan Kundram (3KM from Kanyakumari), both sunset and sunrise is visible throughout the year.
  • ·   Full moon day of April is the best day to visit Kanyakumari (Chithra Pournami).
  • ·   Swami Vivekanandan attained enlightenment while meditating on the Kanyakumari rock in 1892.
  • ·   Vivekananda memorial was constructed in 1970 and it took 650 men and 2000+ days to complete construction.
  • ·  Mahatma Gandhi visited Kanyakumari in 1925 and 1937. There is a Gandhi memorial on the beach side.
  •  
 


 

                                                     EARLY MORNING SUNRISE from the SEA LEVEL


                                                      SUNRISE little bit above.....


                               SUNRISE little bit above.....and given Sexy orange eye catching view .... 


                                 SUNRISE little bit above.....and then Clouds trying to hide SUN .... 


                                                   SUN with Full bright ...eye catching view .... 


                                                 No SUN and Rainy effect in mid-day .... 


                                                SUNSET at evening ... eye catching view .... 


                                     SUN become dim and beautiful rays spread on .... 


                        Last moments of SUNSET ....within few minutes it will go and MOON rise soon.. 


             MOON RISE little bit above.....and given Mind touching peaceful golden eye catching view .... 


                                          MOON above the 133 Feet tall statue....at 9pm 


   MOON from long shot and in background of vivekananda rock & thiruvalluvar statue at night 12pm .... 


                         MOON SET at early morning, eye catching view .... at 3am


                             MOON SET at early morning, eye catching view .... at 5am


                    Early morning, eye catching view .... with Rainy Clouds and calm waves...


We cant explain our personal feelings and beautiful moments only through Photo's ..its possible u come and feel it in your own way and touch... don't miss the chance in your life, at least once come to this place and enjoy the pleasure..its up to u...



FOR MORE DETAILS ABOUT KANYAKUMARI TOURIST PLACES and TOUR EXPERIENCE
VISIT THE BEAUTIFUL full fledged Kanyakumari website which is shown below:- Clicking that link take you to that Beautiful page :-
                                                http://heartin-kanyakumari.blogspot.in


Wednesday, 14 November 2012

Tool Design - BASICs of PLASTIC MOLD..Part-2

Classification or types of mold injection very depend on what we need to make the plastic parts, because every parts have specific and unique design. when design molds we must see what the influencing factor like geometry, number of cavities, ejection principle, plastic material and shape of parts.

The basic classification of mold based on construction shown on picture below


1. Standard Molds
the standard mold is the most simple design, basically the standard molds is same as two plate molds construction, they divided in two side : cavity side and core side, cavity side is the side that construct to flowing plastic material from nozzle to cavity parts, basically they consist of sprue, runner.

core side construct to make shape for core, demolding system and ejection system, at this side we design ejection system.
standard mold have one parting line, and have one opening direction. this type of mold use in all kinds of plastic parts that doesn't have undercut, inner and outer screw.
Light brown color little and straight in ejection system is shown ejector pin.




2. Slide mold or Split mould

development from this mold type is the used slider parts in various molds types, basic slide mold is transfer horizontal movement of mold to vertical movement, this types of molds is used to make parts with undercut, you should see more at the post when we need slider for learn more.

3. Three plate molds
basically three plate molds has two parting line, and floating plate, floating plate support by support pin, Since the mold has two parting planes, the runner system can be located on one side of floating plate or make special plate that attach in floating plate, we called runner plate, see post about runner plate. Three plate molds are used because of their flexibility in gating location. this types of molds is flexible even use in multiple cavity.

note : floating plate also called cavity plate or plate number 3, to know more the different between two plate mold and three plate mold see the posting about Basic and Types Molds Construction

4. Split Cavity Mold
basically the split cavity is same as 2 plate standard mold, but the cavity have split block to make undercut product or external threads.


this type of mold use when the slider is not enough to make the undercut or the threads. the disadvantages of this mold is when use for little parts, the construction will difficult.

5. Mold With Screw Device
this mold special to make thread forming, the core can be rotate when demolding process, both internal or external threads can be forming by this type mold.





from those picture we can see that they have gear device, the gear will rotate when form thread.

6. Stripper Ejector Mold
this type of mold have special purpose to make a cup shape without undercut, stripper ejector will make ejection more easy, same movement and power at the product and without a lot of marks in product






Molds with complex and difficult design can be integrated or combined one to the others mold type.

Tool Design - BASICs of PLASTIC MOLD..Part-I

A mold plate is any plate required to built a complete mold, in all plate use for molds have the main requirements, they are :
1. Good corrosion resistant
2. Good Machinability.
3. Easy to clean
3. Good heat transfer.
4. Homogeneity of steel.
5. Easy ability.
6. Low Cost.

at picture below you can see 3 plate mold base type with closed position, basically 3 plate type and 2 plate type has some main plate, see explanation about mold construction type to understand more, in next post or PART-2


explanation below based on number at those picture
1. Fixed Clamping Plate or Top Plate
Holds The fixed side of the mold to attached at the fixed platen of the injection machine. at this plate will attach locating ring, eye bolt, and sprue bush.
2. Runner Stripper Plate
this plate only used in 3 plate molds type, the function is to cut resin from nozzle in top of sprue bush, and pull the runner by runner locking pin.
3. Fixed Mold Plate or Cavity plate.
use to hold cavity side of product, leader pin, support pin, Puller bolts, and Angular pin when slider attached.
4. Movable Cavity Plate or Cavity plate
it used to attach core side of product, return pin, leader bush and slider core if needed.
5. Back up Plate or Support plate
used to support cavity plate, attach the hole for return pin's spring, and cooling channel when in cavity plate can not make it.
6. Spacer Block
Mounted between the movable clamping plate (bottom plate) and the movable cavity plate to give space and allow the ejector plate to move when ejecting the
part. the required length of spacer block depend on ejector stroke that needed to eject product.
7.Ejector retainer plate
to hold the ejector, Z pin, shoulder bolts,and give space to ejector leader pin and support pillar.
8. Ejector Plate
Pushes the ejector pins and return pins, connected with ejector rods.
9. Movable Clamping Plate or Bottom plate
Holds The movable side of the mold like spacer block, support plate, cavity plate and ejector mechanism to the movable platen of the injection machine.


and look at picture below, shown 3 plate molds type in opening position, but at picture below, Bottom plate or movable clamping plate is number 7, number 8 is ejector retainer plate, and number 9 is ejector plate. 

Monday, 1 October 2012

G.K - Government Research Institutes All over india (STATE wise List) PART-II


Ahmedabad

Allahabad

Bangalore

Barrackpore (W. B.)


  • Central Inland Capture Fisheries Research Institute

  • Bhopal

    Bhubaneswar

    Calcutta

    Chandigarh

    Chennai (Madras)


  • National Centre for Ultrafast Processes
  • National Institute of Ocean Technology
  • SPIC Science Foundation
  • Structural Engineering Research Centre

  • Delhi

    Dehradun

    Dirang (Arunachal Pradesh)

    Durgapur

    Eluru (A. P.)

    Gadanki

    Gandhi Nagar

    Goa

    Hyderabad

    Indore

    Jammu

    Jhansi (U. P)

    Jodhpur (Rajasthan)

    Kanpur

    Kasaragod

    Kharagpur

    Kochi

    Lucknow

    Mathura

    Mumbai (Bombay)

    Palakkad

    Palampur (H.P.)

    Peechi

    Pilani

    Puttur (Karnataka)

    • National Research Centre on Cashew

    Pune

    Roorkie (U. P.)

    Trivandrum (Thiruvananthapuram)

    Varanasi (U. P.)


  • Indian Institute of Vegetable Research
  • Monday, 3 September 2012

    G.K - CENTRAL GOVERNMENT INSTITUTES and COLLEGES - PART-1

    National Institutes of India
    Academic Staff College (A. P.)
    All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS)
    Birbal Sahni Institute of Palaeobotany
    Bose Institute, Calcutta
    Central Coir Research Institute
    Central Electronic Enginering Research Institute
    Central Food Technological Research Institute
    Central Institute for Cotton Research
    Central Institute of Agricultural Engineering
    Central Institute of Brackish Water Aquaculture
    Central Institute of Educational Technology
    Central Institute of Fisheries Education
    Central Institute of Fisheries, Nautical and Engineering Training (CIFNET}
    Central Institute of Fresh Water Aquaculture
    Central Institute of Indian Languages
    Central Institute of Plastics Engineering & Technology
    Central Institute of Psychiatry
    Central Institute of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants
    Central Institute of Road Transport (CIRT)
    Central Leather Research Institute
    Central Mine Planning & Design Institute Limited
    Central Research Institute for Dryland Agriculture
    Central Research Institute for Jute and Allied Fibres
    Central Sheep & Wool Research Institute
    Central Soil Salinity Research Institute
    Centre for Cultural Resources and Training (CCRT)
    Centre for Development Studies
    Centre for Excellence in Basic Sciences
    College of Defence Management
    Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Productivity
    Foreign Service Institute
    Gandhigram Rural Institute
    Harcourt Butler Technological Institute
    Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI)
    Indian Diamond Institute
    Indian Institute of Astrophysics
    Indian Institute of Chemical Biology (IICB)
    Indian Institute of Chemical Technology
    Indian Institute of Ecology and Environment
    Indian Institute of Entrepreneurship
    Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT)
    Indian Institute of Forest Management (IIFM)
    Indian Institute of Forestry Research and Education
    Indian Institute of Horticulture Research (IIBR)
    Indian Institute of Hotel Management, Goa
    Indian Institute of Information Technology & Management, Gwalior
    Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT), Bangalore
    Indian Institute of Information Technology, Allahabad (IIITA)
    Indian Institute of Information Technology, Hyderabad
    Indian Institute of Management, Ahamedabad
    Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore (IIMB)
    Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta (IIMC)
    Indian Institute of Management, Indore
    Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode (IIMK)
    Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow
    Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC)
    Indian Institute of Packaging
    Indian Institute of Petroleum
    Indian Institute of Plantation Management, Bangalore
    Indian Institute of Pulses Research
    Indian Institute of Remote Sensing (IIRS)
    Indian Institute of Social Welfare and Business Management
    Indian Institute of Soil Sciences (M. P.)
    Indian Institute of Space Technology
    Indian Institute of Spices Research
    Indian Institute of Sugarcane Research
    Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management,Gwalior (IITTM)
    Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology
    Indian Institute of Vegetable Research (IIVR)
    Indian Lac Research Institute
    Indian Plywood Industries Research and Training Institute
    International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS)
    Indian Railways Institute of Electrical Engineering (IRIEEN)
    Indian School of Mines
    Indian Statistical Institute, Bangalore
    Indian Statistical Institute, Calcutta
    Indian Statistical Institute, Delhi
    Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research
    Institute for Development and Research in Banking Technology (IDRBT)
    Institute for Studies in Industrial Development
    Institute of Chartered Accountants of India CA Results
    Institute of Cost And Works Accountants of India
    Institute of Defence Studies and Analyses
    Institute of Economic Growth
    Institute of Food Security
    Institute of Genomics and Integrative Biology (IGIB)
    Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology and Applied Nutrition, Mumbai

    Institute of Himalayan Bioresource Technology (IHBT)
    Institute of Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences (IHBAS) 
    Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences
    Institute of Mathematical Sciences
    Institute of Microbial Technology
    Institute of Physics (IOP)
    Institute of Rural Management, Anand, Gujarat
    Institute of Rural Technology, Gujarat
    Institute of Secretarial Training and Management
    Institute for Studies in Industrial Development
    International Institute for Population Sciences
    Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research (JIPMER)
    Kendriya Hindi Sansthan
    Lakshmibai National Institute of Physical Education (LNIPE)
    L.R.S. Institute of Tuberculosis & Respiratory Diseases
    Morarji Desai National Institute of Yoga
    National Academy of Agricultural Research Management
    National Academy of Agricultural Sciences
    National Academy of Construction
    National Academy of Customs, Excise and Narcotics (NACEN)
    National Academy of Direct Taxes
    National Botanical Research Institute (NBRI)
    National Civil Defence College
    National Coir Research and Management Institute
    National Council of Rural Institutes
    National Dairy Research Institute
    National Defence College of India
    National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI)
    National Fire Service College
    National Institute for Interdisciplinary Science and Technology
    National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management
    National Institute of Agriculture Marketing
    National Institute of Construction Management and Research
    National Institute of Design
    National Institute of Disaster Management
    National Institute of Education and Research
    National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration (on DPEP)
    National Institute of Fashion Technology
    National Institute Homeopathy
    National Institute of Hydrology, Belgaum
    National Institute of Hydrology, Roorkee
    National Institute of Immunology (NII)
    National Institute of Industrial Engineering (NITIE)
    Indian Institute of Information Tehnology, Allahabad
    ndian Institute of Information Technology and Management
    National Institute of Mental Health & NeuroSciences (NIMHANS)
    National Institute of Oceanography (NIO)
    National Institute of Ocean Technology
    National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS)
    National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research (NIPER)
    National Institute of Public Cooperation and Child Development
    National Institute of Rehabilitation Training And Research
    National Institute of Rural Development
    National Institute of Science Communication (NISCOM)
    National Institute of Science Communication and Information Resources
    National Institute of Science Education and Research
    National Institute of Science, Technology and Development Studies
    National Institute of Small Industries Extension Training
    National Institute of Social Defence
    National Institute of Technology, Calicut
    National Institute of Technology, Durgapur
    National Institute of Technology, Karnataka
    National Institute of Training and Industrial Engineering
    National Institute of Urban Affairs
    National Institute of Water Sports, Goa
    National Museum Institute, New Delhi 110011
    National Power Training Institute
    National Tuberculosis Institute 
    Netaji Subhas National Institute of Sports (NSNIS), Patiala
    North Eastern Indira Gandhi Regional Institute of Health and Medical Sciences
    Rajiv Gandhi National institute of Youth Development
    Regional Institute of Technology, Jamshedpur
    Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics
    Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow
    Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences
    Small Industry Extension Training (SIET) Institute
    Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology
    Sree Krishna Institute of Public Administration
    State Institute of Public Administration and Rural Development
    Sugarcane Breeding Institute
    Tata Institute of Social Sciences
    V. V. Giri National Labour Institute
    Vivekananda Hill Agricultural Research Institute
    Yeshwantrao Chavan Academy of Development Administration (YASHADA)
       
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