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1 Moldflow Material Testing Report MAT2215 ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT Prepared for: SIRMAX SpA via Fabbrega 18 Isola Vicentina (VI), Italy Prepared by: Moldflow Plastics Labs Colchester Road Kilsyth, Victoria 3137 Australia Prepared on: 25 August, 2004
2 Report Authorized By: Juliah Widjaja Laboratory Operations Supervisor 25 August, 2004 Moldflow This report may not be reproduced, except in full, without written approval of Moldflow Plastics Labs. MOLDFLOW is a registered trademark of Moldflow Corporation. The material data presented herein have been produced by highly trained personnel using state-of-the-art equipment, and these data are provided in good faith. If any test results are believed to be questionable, Moldflow at its own discretion, will retest these properties at its own expense. Test results relate only to the item tested. Moldflow disclaims all warranties express or implied, including warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Moldflow expressly disclaims all incidental and consequential damages that may arise from the use of this information.
3 Contents Summary...4 Viscosity...9 Thermal conductivity...15 Specific heat...17 Pressure-Volume-Temperature...19 Shrinkage...22 Mold verification...28 Contact details...32 Selecting material data from the User database...33
4 Summary Summary Description Family name POLYPROPYLENES (PP) Trade name ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT Manufacturer SIRMAX SpA Family abbreviation PP Material structure Crystalline Data source Moldflow Plastics Labs : pvt-measured : mech-supplemental Date last modified 25-Aug-04 Date tested 18-Aug-04 Data status Non-Confidential Material ID Grade code MAT2215 Supplier code SIRMAX Fibers/fillers 30% Glass Filled Recommended Processing Mold surface temperature 40 C Melt temperature 228 C Mold temperature range (recommended) Minimum 20 C Maximum 60 C Melt temperature range (recommended) Minimum 220 C Maximum 235 C Absolute maximum melt temperature 275 C Ejection temperature 111 C Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 4
5 Summary Rheological Properties Cross WLF Viscosity Model n Tau Pa D e+014 Pa-s D K D3 0 K/Pa A A K Juncture loss method coefficients C Pa^(1-c2) C Transition temperature Ttrans 123 C Moldflow Viscosity Index VI(240)72 Melt mass-flow rate (MFR) Temperature 230 C Load 2.16 Kg Measured MFR 6.0 g/10min Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 5
6 Summary Specific heat data Temperature (T) C Thermal Properties Specific heat (Cp) J/Kg- C Heating/Cooling rate C/s Thermal conductivity data Temperature (T) C Thermal conductivity (k) W/m- C Heating/Cooling rate C/s Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 6
7 Summary PVT Properties Melt density g/cm^3 Solid density g/cm^3 2-domain Tait PVT model coefficients b K b e-008 K/Pa b1m m^3/kg b2m 7.740e-007 m^3/kg-k b3m e+007 Pa b4m /K b1s m^3/kg b2s 2.538e-007 m^3/kg-k b3s e+008 Pa b4s /K b m^3/kg b /K b e-009 1/Pa Mechanical properties data Mechanical Properties Elastic modulus, 1 st principal direction [E1] MPa Elastic modulus, 2 nd principal direction [E2] MPa Poissons ratio [v12] Poissons ratio [v23] Shear modulus [G12] MPa Transversely isotropic coefficient of thermal expansion [CTE] data Alpha e-005 1/C Alpha e-005 1/C Mechanical and CTE data have not been tested for this material. The data has been supplemented with generic estimates for 30% Glass filled PP. Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 7
8 Summary Shrinkage Properties Corrected residual in-mold stress (CRIMS) model coefficients A A A A A A Residual strain model coefficients Parallel Perpendicular A A A e e-006 A e e-007 A These shrinkage models are valid for Moldflow Plastics Insight 5 only. Shrinkage models for previous software versions are available upon request. Filler Properties Filler data Description Weight % Glass 30 Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 8
9 Viscosity Viscosity Method: MPL Viscosity Test Method (QOP-14-M) Instrument: Arburg Allrounder 270S Injection Molding Machine Test Specifications: Sample Form: Granules Pre-Processing: Not required Moisture Level: Not measured Capillary A: Length: mm L/D: Die Entry Angle: 90 degrees Capillary B: Length: mm L/D: Die Entry Angle: 90 degrees Barrel Diameter: 30 mm Plastication Time: 20 sec Dwell Time: 20 sec Corrections: Bagley, Rabinowitsch and shear heating Date Tested: 12-Aug-04 Operator s Notes: Testing was performed per standard testing procedures. No anomalies were noted during the course of testing. Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 9
10 Viscosity Apparent Viscosity Data Temperature ( C) Apparent Shear Rate (sec -1 ) Apparent Viscosity (Pa-s) Die Diameter (mm) Die L/D Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 10
11 Viscosity Temperature ( C) Apparent Shear Rate (sec -1 ) Apparent Viscosity (Pa-s) Die Diameter (mm) Die L/D Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 11
12 Viscosity Calculated Viscosity Data Temperature ( C) Shear Rate (sec -1 ) Calculated Viscosity (Pa-s) Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 12
13 Viscosity Temperature ( C) Shear Rate (sec -1 ) Calculated Viscosity (Pa-s) Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 13
14 Viscosity Rheological Data Cross WLF Viscosity Model n Tau Pa D e+014 Pa-s D K D3 0 K/Pa A A K Juncture loss method coefficients C Pa^(1-c2) C Viscosity vs Shear Rate Viscosity (Pa-s) Shear Rate (1/s) T=220[C] T=228[C] T=235[C] Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 14
15 Thermal conductivity Thermal conductivity Method: ASTM D 5930, Standard Test Method for Thermal Conductivity of Plastics by Means of a Transient Line-Source Technique. Instrument: Moldflow K-System II Test Specifications: Sample Form: Granules Pre-Processing: Not required Moisture Level: Not measured Probe Constant: Probe Length: 50 mm Data acquisition time: 45 sec Probe Voltage: 3.0 V Date Tested: 12-Aug-04 Operator s Notes: Testing was performed per standard testing procedures. No anomalies were noted during the course of testing. Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 15
16 Thermal conductivity Thermal conductivity data Temperature (T) Thermal conductivity C (k) W/m- C Heating/Cooling rate C/s Thermal conductivity vs Temperature 0.3 Thermal conductivity k (W/m-C) Temperature ( C) Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 16
17 Specific heat Specific heat Method: ASTM E 1269, Standard Test Method for Determining Specific Heat Capacity by Differential Scanning Calorimetry ASTM D 3418, Standard Test Method for Transition Temperatures of Polymers by Differential Scanning Calorimetry ASTM D 3417, Standard Test Method for Enthalpies of Fusion and Crystallization of Polymers by Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) Instrument: Perkin Elmer DSC-7 Differential Scanning Calorimeter Test Specifications: Sample Form: Granules Pre-Processing: Not required Moisture Level: Not measured Initial Temperature: 240 C Final Temperature: 50 C Cooling Rate: 20 C/min Equilibrium Time: 2 min Sample holder material: Aluminium Sample holder dimensions: 6.7 mm diameter, 1.6 mm tall Sample holder mass: 25 mg (pan + lid) Purge gas: 99.99% pure nitrogen Purge gas flow rate: 30 cm³/sec Date Tested: 12-Aug-04 Operator s Notes: Testing was performed per standard testing procedures. No anomalies were noted during the course of testing. Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 17
18 Specific heat Specific heat data Temperature (T) C Specific heat (Cp) J/Kg- C Heating/Cooling rate C/s Ttrans 123 C Ejection temperature 111 C Specific heat vs Temperature Specific heat Cp (J/Kg-C) Temperature ( C) Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 18
19 Pressure-Volume-Temperature Pressure-Volume-Temperature Method: High Pressure Indirect Dilatometry Instrument: Gnomix pvt Apparatus Test Specifications: Sample Form: Pre-Processing: Scan type: Date Tested: Molded Plaque Not required Isothermal Cooling 18-Aug-04 Operator s Notes: Testing was performed per standard testing procedures. No anomalies were noted during the course of testing. Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 19
20 Pressure-Volume-Temperature pvt Experimental Data Temperature Pressure (MPa) ( C) 0 MPa 50 MPa 100 MPa 150 MPa 200 MPa Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 20
21 Pressure-Volume-Temperature Melt density g/cm^3 Solid density g/cm^3 2-domain Tait PVT model coefficients b K b e-008 K/Pa b1m m^3/kg b2m 7.740e-007 m^3/kg-k b3m e+007 Pa b4m /K b1s m^3/kg b2s 2.538e-007 m^3/kg-k b3s e+008 Pa b4s /K b m^3/kg b /K b e-009 1/Pa Specific volume vs Temperature Specific volume (cm^3/g) Temperature ( C) 0 MPa 50 MPa 100 MPa 150 MPa 200 MPa Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 21
22 Shrinkage Shrinkage Method: MPL Shrinkage Test Method (QOP-17-M) Instrument: Battenfeld BK-T 1500/400 Injection molding machine Test mold inscribed with a fine grid pattern Thermoline TRH 460 Temperature-Humidity Cabinet OGP Smartscope Flash 400 metrology system Test Specifications: Sample Form: Granules Pre-Processing: Not required Moisture Level: Not measured Date Molded: 12-AUG-04 Post-Processing: Conditioned at 23 C / 50% relative humidity for 7 days Date Measured: 19-AUG-04 Shrinkage Data Correlated With: Moldflow Plastics Insight 5 Default Model: Residual Stress (CRIMS) Operator s Notes: Testing was performed per standard testing procedures. No anomalies were noted during the course of testing. Shrinkage measurements have been corrected to account for mold thermal expansion. Some process conditions may have been removed in the determination of the favored model. Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 22
23 Shrinkage Shrinkage Experimental Data Process Condition Melt Temperature ( C) Mold Temperature ( C) Flow Rate (cc/sec) Part Thickness (mm) Packing Pressure (MPa) Packing Time (sec) Cooling Time (sec) Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 23
24 Shrinkage Part Shrinkage Process Condition Average Measured Parallel Average Measured Perpendicular Maximum Predicted Volumetric % 1.33% 7.79% % 1.33% 7.77% % 1.26% 7.79% % 1.41% 7.77% % 1.49% 7.63% % 1.35% 7.77% % 1.34% 7.80% % 1.14% 4.52% % 0.95% 3.32% % 0.76% 1.97% % 0.74% 1.95% % 0.73% 1.95% % 0.83% 1.94% % 0.85% 1.79% % 0.75% 1.94% % 0.74% 1.92% % 0.75% 1.96% % 1.31% 7.84% % 1.31% 7.52% % 1.34% 7.52% % 0.75% 2.03% % 1.36% 7.36% % 0.90% 3.80% % 1.23% 8.86% % 0.73% 3.89% % 1.32% 5.62% % 0.97% 3.69% % 1.55% 8.03% Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 24
25 Shrinkage Residual Stress Coefficients Corrected residual in-mold stress (CRIMS) model coefficients A A A A A A Residual Strain Coefficients Parallel Coefficient Lower Limit Upper Limit Centroid e e Perpendicular Coefficient Lower Limit Upper Limit Centroid e e These shrinkage models are valid for Moldflow Plastics Insight 5 only. Shrinkage models for previous software versions are available upon request. Observed Shrinkage Observed nominal shrinkage Parallel 0.161% Perpendicular 1.057% Observed shrinkage Minimum Parallel 0.113% Maximum Parallel 0.207% Minimum Perpendicular 0.730% Maximum Perpendicular 1.407% Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 25
26 Shrinkage Residual Stress Plots Parallel Shrinkage 0.40% 0.35% 0.30% Shrinkage (%) 0.25% 0.20% 0.15% 0.10% 0.05% 0.00% Process Conditions Experimental Value Predicted (With CRIMS) Predicted (Without CRIMS) Perpendicular Shrinkage Shrinkage (%) 1.80% 1.60% 1.40% 1.20% 1.00% 0.80% 0.60% 0.40% 0.20% 0.00% Process Conditions Experimental Value Predicted (With CRIMS) Predicted (Without CRIMS) Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 26
27 Shrinkage Residual Strain Plots Parallel Shrinkage 0.30% 0.25% Shrinkage (%) 0.20% 0.15% 0.10% 0.05% 0.00% Process Conditions Experimental Value Predicted Value Perpendicular Shrinkage Shrinkage (%) 1.80% 1.60% 1.40% 1.20% 1.00% 0.80% 0.60% 0.40% 0.20% 0.00% Process Conditions Experimental Value Predicted Value Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 27
28 Mold verification Mold verification Method: MPL Mold Verification Test Method (QOP-16-M) Instrument: Battenfeld BK-T 1500/400 Injection Molding Machine Test Specifications: Sample Form: Pre-Processing: Moisture Level: Date Tested: Granules Not required Not measured 12-AUG-04 Operator s Notes: Testing was performed per standard testing procedures. No anomalies were noted during the course of testing. Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 28
29 Mold verification 1.1mm tag die Experiment Number Flow Rate (cc/sec) Melt Temperature Mold Temperature cyc cyc Cavity Pressure vs Time 70 Pressure (MPa) Part thickness Flow rate Melt temperature Mold temperature 1.1 mm 14.5 cc/sec deg.c 43.6 deg.c Time (s) Experimental data MPI5 simulation Cavity Pressure vs Time Pressure (MPa) Part thickness Flow rate Melt temperature Mold temperature 1.1 mm 46.3 cc/sec deg.c 43.6 deg.c Time (s) Experimental data MPI5 simulation Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 29
30 Mold verification 2mm tag die Experiment Number Flow Rate (cc/sec) Melt Temperature Mold Temperature cyc cyc Cavity Pressure vs Time 25 Pressure (MPa) Part thickness Flow rate Melt temperature Mold temperature 2.0 mm 16.2 cc/sec deg.c 42.7 deg.c Time (s) Experimental data MPI5 simulation Cavity Pressure vs Time Pressure (MPa) Part thickness Flow rate Melt temperature Mold temperature 2.0 mm 65.0 cc/sec deg.c 42.7 deg.c Time (s) Experimental data MPI5 simulation Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 30
31 Mold verification 3mm tag die Experiment Number Flow Rate (cc/sec) Melt Temperature Mold Temperature cyc cyc Cavity Pressure vs Time Pressure (MPa) 10 9 Part thickness 3.0 mm 8 Flow rate 15.4 cc/sec 7 Melt temperature deg.c 6 Mold temperature 44.8 deg.c Time (s) Experimental data MPI5 simulation Cavity Pressure vs Time Pressure (MPa) Part thickness Flow rate Melt temperature Mold temperature 3.0 mm 55.6 cc/sec deg.c 44.4 deg.c Time (s) Experimental data MPI5 simulation Moldflow Plastics Labs ISOGLASS H 30 FVL C NAT 31
32 Contact details Contact details USA Moldflow Plastics Labs 2353 North Triphammer Road Ithaca, NY 14850, USA Phone: +1 (607) Fax: +1 (607) Australia Moldflow Plastics Labs Colchester Road Kilsyth, Victoria, 3137 Australia Phone: +61 (0) Fax: +61 (0) For testing enquiries please For data fitting and database enquiries please Find out more about Moldflow's testing service on Moldflow's corporate website: Moldflow Plastics Labs 32
33 Selecting material data from the User database Selecting material data from the User database In order to use material data supplied by MPL, the udb file must be added to the User database. A standard PC installation will have created a directory drive:\my MPI Projects\udb. Add the material data file to this directory. A standard Unix installation will have created a directory <home directory>/mpi???-files/udb (where??? is the version of MPI installed on the system). Add the material data file to this directory. Once the material data file has been added to the appropriate directory, the material can be selected from the User database by following these steps: Start Moldflow Plastics Insight. Open an existing project or create a new project. Open an existing study or create a new study. This will bring up the material icon in the Study Tasks window. Double click on the material icon to bring up the Select Material dialog box. Click Search. Click Clear Filters before clicking OK. Moldflow Plastics Labs 33
34 Selecting material data from the User database From the drop down menu select All Thermoplastics material (User). Highlight the desired material and click Select or OK (depending on the version of MPI that is installed). Click OK to use this material in an analysis or Details to view the material data. Moldflow Plastics Labs 34
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