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injection temperature

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injection temperature [in′jek·shən ‚tem·prə·chər]
(naval architecture)
The temperature of the sea water as measured at the sea-water intakes in the engine room of a vessel.


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As a general rule, thermal treatments at temperatures higher than the injection temperature increase adhesion for samples injected at lower interface temperatures, and the adhesion increases with temperature, even above the PP melting temperature.
Design advantages are said to include a pre-assembled screw and head zone direction injection temperature control units, a compact unified base, and simplified cooling and wiring systems, including redesigned double-pass heaters for ease of piping and wiring.
Recommendation: Using instrumented wax injection trials with a step block mold, recent research evaluated the restraint of geometrical features by the metal die and process parameters such as dwell time, platen temperature, injection pressure and injection temperature.
 
 
 
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