How to practice concept:injection-molding

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Question 119

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Injection molding is typically used to make plastic parts. If the pressure at the gate is monitored as a function of time during the injection of a thermoplastic polymer, identify the profile that best describes this event.
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Question 11

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Match the appropriate process technique in Column A to fabricate the product in Column B.
Column A
Column B
P — Blow molding
1 — Plastic buckets
Q — Rotational molding
2 — PVC sheet
R — Injection molding
3 — Basket ball
S — Calendering
4 — Plastic bottles
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Question 9

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Polystyrene coffee cup can be most economically manufactured by
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Question 6

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A plastic bucket is manufactured by
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Question 13

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Match the following:


P. Plastic egg container
1. Injection molding
Q. Water tank
2. Extrusion
R. Chair
3. Rotational moulding
S. Cable
4. Thermoforming
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Question 119

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Match the processing technique in Column A to the corresponding shear rate (s⁻¹) in Column B:
Column A P. Injection Molding Q. Extrusion R. Calendering S. Compression Molding
Column B
1-10
10-100
100-1000
1000-10000
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