Mold life prediction method and mold manufacturing method
By finding the temperature and thermal stress distribution in the mold, extracting the maximum value of thermal stress, and combining the yield strength and shrinkage rate, the thermal fatigue life of the mold is predicted, which solves the problem of insufficient mold life prediction accuracy in the existing technology and achieves high-precision life. Forecasting and cost savings.
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[0062] Die-casting was planned to be performed under the conditions in Table 1, and the thermal fatigue life (the number of cracks) of the mold when die-casting was actually performed was predicted. The mold used is as Figure 5 As shown, it is assumed that there are five V-grooves with respective corner radii (bottom radii) on the working surface.
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[0065] First, according to the procedure of (a) above, the temperature distribution of the mold in a series of casting cycles is obtained (step A). As an example of a temperature profile created based on this calculation result, the temperature profile of the working surface at 0.5 seconds after the injection of molten metal into the cavity is completed is shown in Image 6 middle.
[0066] Next, according to the procedure of (b) above, the thermal stress distribution generated in the mold is obtained from the temperature distribution (step B). As an example of a thermal stress distribution diagr...
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