Plastic Product Design

Course // Plastic Product Design
Plastic Product Design and Tool Design
What Are Plastics?
  1. Plastic materials contain a mixture of molecules.
  2. The major portion is made up of large molecules known as polymers.
  3. Remainder is composed of much smaller, widely differing types of molecules which are
  4. collectively referred to
  5. as additives.
  6. Polymers are long chain molecules formed due to there acting together or polymerization of
  7. different organic
  8. materials called monomers.
  9. Their composition always includes atoms of carbon, joined together, by primary
  10. covalent(electron sharing)
  11. bonds, to other atoms like hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, fluorine, silicon, sulphur, chlorine, etc
Sources of plastics.

Sources of plastics are coal, petroleum & natural gas. Calcium carbide, ethylene, propane, benzene etc. are starting chemicals for producing synthetic resins.

Plastics materials are classified in 2 groups
Thermoplastics:

Single step polymerization process Remelted and reprocessed (linear/branched chains) E.g. PE, PP, ABS, PC, Nylons etc.

Thermosets:

Two or more steps for polymerization process Cannot be reprocessed (cross-linked chains) E.g. Epoxy, PU, melamine, Polyester, Phenolic etc

Learning Objectives

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  1. Benchmarking and Packaging Study:
  2. Introduction to Moulding Basics:
  3. Automotive Materials Selections
  4. Plastic Part Manufacturing Defects and Rectification:
  5. TC, DFM, DFS, DFMA, DFA:
  6. Plastic Part Costing Calculation:
  7. Mold Flow Analysis after Design:
  8. Mold Gating and Runner Systems
  9. CAE Impacts on Plastic Part after Design
  10. Surface Quality Analysis and Feasibility Check
  11. B Surface and Features Design Considerations:
  12. Locator, Boss, Snaps, Clip Towers, Ribs Design:
  13. Tooling Direction and Parting Line
  14. Slider and Lifter, Core, and Cavity Concepts:
  15. Master Section Development and Complete Part Design:
  16. 2D Drafting for Manufacturing Release:
  17. ARAI/FMVSS/ECE Safety Standards Introduction
  18. Validations for Plastic Parts with International Standards
  19. Schedule for Part Development and Design Procedure
  20. Vehicle Level Design Standards German and Japanese:
  21. Live Project Practice and Doubt Sessions
  22. Soft Skills for Interview
  23. Mock Interview and Selection Process

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Course Duration

30 - 40 hours

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