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The analysis was performed using Bulk Flow Analyst™ from Overland Conveyor Company. In the slush molding process, plastic resin is rolled about inside a volume consisting of a powder box and a tool. The tool is heated, so as the particles come into contact with it, they melt and become stuck to the tool. Using this process, users can find out what rocking and rolling sequence gives adequate coverage to the finer details of the tool. www.applieddem.com www.overlandconveyor.com

Plastic flow analysis totally integrated into the CAD environment. The user can evaluate all typical moulding issues such as gate size & location, thickness distribution, feeding & cooling layout, welding lines, moulding machine opening force, cycle times, part warpage and many others. For more information, please visit www.vero-software.com

Question by Sanjay B: is more flow or more pressure better for heat transfer in a frp cooling tower?
We have plastic injection molding machines and frp tower is used to cool the hot water which flows through the mold and machines

Best answer:

Answer by rswdew
you want more flow, pressure will build heat in one place. The tricky part is that you need pressure to create a greater flow!

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The real story on how water travels in plastic injection tools.