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The finite element analysis of the rear platen of injection molding machine with ANSYS software

Xiao Li

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In this paper,the stress and strain o f the rear platen of injection moldin g machine is analyzed by the finite element software ANSYS,and the distribution of the stress an d strain is gotten.It gives the theory base to improve the force condition a nd the structure of the rear platen of injection molding machine.

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In this paper,the stress and strain o f the rear platen of injection moldin g machine is analyzed by the finite element software ANSYS,and the distribution of the stress an d strain is gotten.It gives the theory base to improve the force condition a nd the structure of the rear platen of injection molding machine.

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In this paper,the stress and strain o f the rear platen of injection moldin g machine is analyzed by the finite element software ANSYS,and the distribution of the stress an d strain is gotten.It gives the theory base to improve the force condition a nd the structure of the rear platen of injection molding machine.

Key concepts: Finite element method, Injection molding machine, Software, Molding (decorative), Stress (linguistics), Structural engineering, Stress–strain curve, Engineering

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