Injection Molding: Supercomputing and Supergraphics

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1989

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Elison, Richard N., and T. Marc Olano. “Injection Molding: Supercomputing and Supergraphics.” Cray Channels, 1989, 2–5. https://cray-history.net/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/cc_v11_n3_OCRNew.pdf

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UMBC Ebiquity Research Group

Abstract

High-volume manufacturing of complex, cooled mold. The viscosity of the plastic resists the thin-walled structures often relies on the injection pressure-driven flow, causing some of the kinetic energy molding process.