WO2005095091A1 - Verfahren zur herstellung von formkörpern aus thermoplastischem material - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for producing molded articles made of thermoplastic material with or without fiber reinforcement in a one-step manufacturing process according to the preamble of claim 1 and a system for producing according to the preamble of claim 21.
- thermoforming For the production of such structural moldings e.g. thermoforming, which enables short cycle times for large series.
- thermoforming which enables short cycle times for large series.
- it requires very high investments for large presses and expensive complex tools, so that these processes are much too expensive for medium and small series.
- structure and shapes of such moldings are very limited.
- Vacuum forming e.g. according to EP 0 893 235 A3, represents a much more cost-effective method, which, however, has very long cycle times of e.g. 40 minutes required and which can therefore only be used for small series.
- thermoplastic material with fiber reinforcements is placed on a shaped base, covered with an airtight membrane and heated in a furnace in a vacuum, fused and consolidated and then cooled again.
- ventilation layers and separating foils on both sides are required as consumables, and post-processing is also required.
- the shape is also limited here and only a surface that is shaped on one side can be produced.
- This object is achieved according to the invention by a process for the production of moldings according to claim 1 and by a plant for the production of moldings according to claim 21.
- the process is suitable both for simpler unreinforced moldings with visible surfaces on both sides and above all for fiber-reinforced structural parts which have high mechanical properties Requirements can meet.
- FIG. 1 shows the method for producing fiber-reinforced thermoplastic molded articles on a device according to the invention with molded shells on both sides and temperature control means
- FIG. 2 shows a temperature profile over time on the molded shells
- FIG. 3 shows a time course of the differential pressure exerted on the molded shells
- FIG. 4 shows a time course of the resulting compression path
- FIG. 5 shows a time course of the differential pressure with additional external pressure
- FIG. 6 shows another example of a time course of the temperature
- FIG. 7 shows an example of temperature control means with channels and heating wires integrated in the molded shells
- FIGS. 8, 9 examples of centering and retention zones
- FIG. 12 molded shells for a lying shell
- Fig. 13 molded shells in the plan with different tempering zones
- Fig. 21 is a molded body with an integrated gas cushion.
- FIG. 1 shows a tool with a lower and an upper mold shell 10a, 10b, which form a mold cavity 12 with surfaces 11a, 11b defined on both sides.
- These molded shells are thin-walled and metallic and they have a centering 15a, 15b of the two molded shells, a path-absorbing, airtight edge seal 16 between the two molded shells and temperature control means 13 for controllable heating and cooling on both molded shells.
- the temperature control means 13 with good heat transfer to the mold shells consist here of heating wires 21 and cooling channels 24 with a cooling medium 23.
- the mold shells additionally contain a retaining zone 17 and a vacuum channel 18 at the edge, as well as a vacuum device 31 for evacuating the mold cavity, a temperature control device 33 and a controller 34. Vacuum connections can also be made at suitable locations within the molded shells. With a compressed air device 32, an additional external pressure p2 can be exerted on the mold shells 10a, 10b in a pressure chamber 35.
- thermoplastic material 2 with or without reinforcing fibers 3 is inserted into a molded shell in a locally defined manner, then the Shells closed and evacuated with the pressure pl and thereby compressed, whereby the distance dsl between the shells is reduced. Then the molded shells with the tempering means 13 are heated above the melting point Tm of the thermoplastic material 2 and kept at a temperature Ts for consolidating and flowing the thermoplastic material under the directed pressure dp acting on the molded shells, further compressing the molded shells by a compression path ds2 takes place until the contours flow out. The mixture is then cooled under pressure until the inserted material has completely solidified, ie below the solidification temperature Tf, whereupon the mold shells are opened and the molded body 1 formed is removed.
- the dimensioning of the metallic molded shells 10 with a relatively small wall thickness w is chosen so that there is sufficient mechanical strength to carry out the method, the molded shells are dimensionally stable, i.e. are practically rigid in the tangential direction, so that a defined surface shape is created, but thin enough so that the molded shells are slightly flexible in the vertical direction dp, so that differences in thickness can be compensated to a limited extent, and thus a very good and in the tangential direction balanced heat conduction from the temperature control means 13 through the metallic shell to the inserted material.
- the dimensioning can be, for example: a wall thickness w of, for example, 1-5 mm, preferably usually 1-3 mm, with a length or length extension 1 of the shaped body of, for example, 10-100 cm and with a wall thickness / length ratio w / 1, for example in the Of the order of 1%.
- Dt2 2 min. (1 - 3 min.)
- Dt3 min. (2 - 4 min.)
- a total cycle time is e.g. 8 minutes (5 - 12 minutes).
- Heating takes place relatively quickly (thanks to the fact that it is attached directly to the molded shells
- Temperature control agents with optimal heat transfer to the inserted material over the Melting point Tm of the thermoplastic material, which is reached after a time tl, and further up to an adjustable optimal flow temperature Ts (corresponding to the inserted material and the desired shape) for optimal consolidation and shape pouring. This is followed by controlled cooling until the molded body has completely solidified at a solidification temperature Tf at time t2 (Tf is usually below Tm) and for demolding at a time te with a demolding temperature Te below Tf.
- FIG. 3 shows the pressure curve as a function of time p (t) or the differential pressure dp (t) exerted on the molded shells.
- Fig. 4 shows the resulting corresponding compression path s (t) with several different stages dsl, ds2, ds3 of compression. Until the melting point Tm is reached at time tl, the still solid material is compressed with a compression path dsl. This is followed by a further compression path ds2 corresponding to the consolidation and flow of the thermoplastic material until the contour is completely filled. A material shrinkage when cooling down. Due to the applied differential pressure dp, the resulting molded body is further compacted or compressed with a further compression path ds3.
- the pressure curve dp (t) over time when, in addition to the vacuum pressure pl (t), an external pressure p2 (t) is exerted on the mold shells and thus the differential pressure dp (t) pl (t) + p2 (t) can be significantly increased in order to achieve faster consolidation and flow on the one hand and also to achieve an even stronger compaction (p2.3) when cooling.
- the external pressure p2 (t) can also be gradually increased to: p2.1, p2.2, p2.3.
- the cycle times can be shortened, on the other hand, the mechanical properties and the compact shape of particularly demanding moldings can be further improved and warpage can be reduced or prevented.
- T (t) shows a further example of a controlled, dynamic temperature control T (t) (depending on the type and the composition of the inserted material).
- the cooling is not linear, but is slowed down in a temperature range in which material conversions occur, in particular in a crystallization temperature range Tk in the case of partially crystalline thermoplastics, and thus the crystallization and the resulting strength of the molded body are increased.
- the controlled control of the temperature T (t) can also differ locally. In the case of shapes such as thicker spots and ribs, a stronger cooling capacity can be provided locally to avoid warping and for better compacting, so that the entire molded body is cooled uniformly.
- FIG. 7 shows further advantageous configurations of the temperature control means 13 on the molded shells 10. It is important that for the rapid and uniform, homogeneous heating and cooling of the inserted material from the temperature control means 13 via the molded shells, good heat transfer with good heat conduction in the molded shells is achieved becomes.
- thin metallic molded shells 10 are used, which can be produced in various ways from metal, for example from deep-drawn sheet metal (also from aluminum). They can also be assembled in several parts (Fig. 20).
- Galvanic layers which can preferably consist of nickel (Ni) and copper (Cu), are particularly advantageous.
- a fluid, in particular a liquid medium 23, which circulates in channels 24 attached to the molded shells can also advantageously be used as temperature control means.
- a liquid medium or a fluid can be used only as a coolant (eg most simply with water) or as a coolant and as a heating medium.
- Temperature-resistant oils can be used as a heating medium and as a cooling medium for higher temperatures.
- a particularly suitable coolant for higher temperatures can consist of a water / air mixture.
- Insulated electrical heating wires 21, which are attached to the molded shells, can also be used as the electrically very controllable temperature control means.
- the temperature control means 13, here as channels 24 and as integrated electrical heating wires 21, are directly in the mold shells 10, e.g. integrated in the galvanic layers. This results in efficient production and particularly favorable thermal properties.
- a thermal insulation layer 19 e.g. glass wool
- the temperature control means 13 can e.g. can also be attached to the molded shells as flat layers or strips, as heating pads and cooling pads. With these temperature control means 13 very good cooling and heating outputs can be achieved.
- FIG. 8 and 9 show examples of shapes of edge regions of the molded shells 10a, 10b, which, coordinated with one another, form vacuum channels 18, centerings 15 and retention zones 17.
- the vacuum channels 18 are guided all around at the edge of the molded shells.
- the centerings 15a, 15b on the two molded shells guide them when they meet so that the final shapes of the two surfaces of the resulting molded body are positioned exactly relative to one another.
- Retention zones or retention means 17 for the molten thermoplastic material are formed at the edge of the mold cavity 12, so that when the mold cavity flows out, it is completely filled with thermoplastic material up to the retention zone 17, and then stopped so far that the applied uniform pressure dp the entire molded shells 10 remain intact and no further material emerges through the retention zones.
- a very thin mold gap 17 with a spacing of, for example, only 0.1 to 0.5 mm with positive locking and with contact points 17a, which are completely closed (zero pressure).
- FIG. 9 shows a plunge edge 17b as a retention zone 17, which also stops the outflow of further thermoplastic material when the two molded shells are positively locked.
- 10 and 11 show examples of displacement-receiving edge seals 16, which ensure an airtight seal throughout the process, so that the compression paths ds are absorbed.
- 10 shows an example of a hollow profile seal, which here is also inflatable 56 (with a suitable pressure), which works in principle as a hollow profile roll bellows seal.
- FIG. 11 shows an example of a simple roll bellows seal, which connects the edges of both molded shells 10a, 10b to one another and seals them airtight.
- FIG. 12 shows a cross section through the molded shells 10a, 10b for a lying shell 52 as molded body 1, in which two beads or supporting runners 53 serve as support supports for the lying shell. These support runners 53 therefore locally have a significantly higher fiber content than reinforcement than the other areas of the lying shell 52. A centering 15 can also be achieved with the shape of the support runners 53.
- FIG. 13 shows molded shells 10a, 10b in plan view, centering 15a, 15b being formed on the molded shells only at individual points.
- the retention zones 17 (as well as the edge seal 16 and the vacuum channel 18), on the other hand, run around the edge around the entire molded shells.
- This example also illustrates a locally different temperature control: In areas or zones in which a higher temperature control Q2, T2 is to take place, for example, the distances between individual heating wires 21 or cooling channels 24 can be chosen to be smaller than in areas with low temperature control Q1, Tl Tempering can vary Heating and cooling powers (Ql, Q2) or by different temperatures (Tl, T2) are generated, for example by different heating powers of heating wires 21 or by different temperatures and flow rates of heating and cooling media 23.
- the thermal contact between temperature control agents and molded shells can also be varied locally.
- retention zones 17 can be cooled to a greater extent and the flowability of the thermoplastic can thus be reduced in a controlled manner and the further outflow can be stopped.
- 14a-14d further illustrate the method steps in connection with FIGS. 2-6.
- 14a shows the cold-inserted, locally correctly positioned thermoplastic material 2 with reinforcing fibers 3.
- FIG. 14b shows the material compacted by evacuation, or by the directed pressure dp acting on the entire molded shells, which material has been compressed by a compression path dsl.
- 14c shows the outflow (50) of the thermoplastic material with complete filling of the mold cavity 12 up to the retention zone 17 with a further compression path ds2. This is followed by cooling and post-consolidation and further compression with any other compression path ds3.
- an external pressure p2 with pressure levels p2.1, p2.2, p2.3 can also be applied (see Fig. 5).
- thermoplastics as flow material in the form of foils, yarns, granules or powder and fiber reinforcements as fiber fabrics, scrims, fiber fleeces, hybrid yarns and also as semi-finished products
- Suitable thermoplastics can e.g. its polypropylene PP, polyamide PA, polyethylene terephthalate PET, polybutylene terephthalate PBT, polycarbonate PC etc. and as reinforcing fibers: glass, carbon or aramid.
- 15 shows a typical multi-layer structure 4 for a fiber-reinforced structural and molded body 1 with outer cover layers 6, which also form molded layers, including an upper and a lower fiber-reinforced structural layer 7 and a central core layer 8, which forms an inner molded layer.
- the shaped layers 6 and 8 have a flowability and dimensioning corresponding to the desired shape.
- cover layers e.g. Color layers are also used, which run into the retention zone 17 until the end of the molded body, while structural layers 7 can end before the end (17) and therefore no fiber layers have to be cut off after demolding.
- 15 also shows, as an example, a formation 42 with a larger wall thickness 45, which is filled with a suitable material insert and poured out.
- 16a, b show molded shells 10a, 10b or resulting molded bodies 1 which have different shapes 42.
- 16a shows a shape on the upper surface 9b in the form of a structured surface, for example with a grain pattern as a visible surface.
- the lower surface 9a here has ribs 43 which in the flow phase (dt2) have flowed out (50) or have been completely filled, with sufficient flowable material being inserted locally into the molded shell.
- 16b shows an example with formations 42 in the form of holes or openings 44 which were created in the flow phase by completely pressing the two molded shells 10a, 10b together at this point 44, as well as thick layer points 45, the material insert in turn being compiled locally accordingly is for the complete outflow (50) of the formations.
- a metallic insert 28 at the edge of the cavity can be removed again after the production of the molded body to form an undercut.
- 17a shows two examples of additional, non-melting inserts which can be integrated into a molded body: an additional surface layer 29, e.g. as a decorative layer or as fabric lamination, and an insert 28 which remains in the molded body, here e.g. in the form of a fixing element or thread, with which fastenings or force can be implemented.
- the insert 28 is incorporated into the molded body 1 with a locally increased proportion of fiber-reinforced layers 7.
- Fig. 17b illustrates that other materials can also be easily integrated into the molded body, such as soft, elastic materials, e.g. temperature-resistant thermoplastic elastomers TPE, e.g. thermoplastic oligomers TPO, both as a surface layer or in certain areas 26, which can locally form an elastic, soft spot. It is also possible to form cavities or cavities 46, e.g. by means of internal gas pressure, with inflatable membranes or with inserted fillers, e.g. by inserting a shaped, non-melting core which can be washed out with water after pressing.
- soft, elastic materials e.g. temperature-resistant thermoplastic elastomers TPE, e.g. thermoplastic oligomers TPO, both as a surface layer or in certain areas 26, which can locally form an elastic, soft spot.
- cavities or cavities 46 e.g. by means of internal gas pressure, with inflatable membranes or with inserted fillers, e.g. by inserting a shaped, non-melting core which can be
- the system 30 contains a lower and an upper mold shell 10a, 10b with temperature control means 13, which are connected to a temperature control device 33, for example with a supply for heating wires and with a cooling device for a liquid cooling medium 23, or also with a Heating device and a cooling device for a heating and a cooling fluid, which can be requested alternately through the same channels 24, and a vacuum device 31 for generating the negative pressure and, if necessary, an additional compressed air device 32 for generating an external pressure p2 in a pressure chamber 35, which the mold shells 10a, 10b encloses.
- a temperature control device 33 for example with a supply for heating wires and with a cooling device for a liquid cooling medium 23, or also with a Heating device and a cooling device for a heating and a cooling fluid, which can be requested alternately through the same channels 24, and a vacuum device 31 for generating the negative pressure and, if necessary, an additional compressed air device 32 for generating an external pressure p2 in a pressure chamber 35, which the mold shells 10
- a controllable external pressure p2 can preferably be achieved with compressed air of, for example, 1 to 10 bar.
- a particularly light and firm pressure chamber 35 is formed, for example, from two curved half-shells 36a, 36b made of continuous fiber-reinforced plastic with a wall thickness of, for example, 3-4 mm, which can be opened and which have a frame with a lock 37.
- the assembly 30 is assigned a finishing station 38 for cutting various layers of material from thermoplastics 2 and fiber reinforcements 3 and for assembling material packs 27, which can also contain further inlays.
- a handling robot 39 can be used to move material to put together material packs 27, to position them in the mold trays 10 and to remove them from the mold.
- a process controller 34 controls the process parameters, i.e. the temperature control T (t), the pressure p (t) and the material movements.
- the edge part 10.1 for example, stiffer and with more complicated shapes for edge functions, guides, brackets, connections, supply lines, etc.
- the shape part 10.2 with simpler shapes can be, for example, galvanic, thin-walled and thus have a slight bending elasticity be carried out.
- the molded part 10.2 can be replaced and different molded parts with an edge part 10.1 can be used to produce different molded bodies. This results in cost savings in tool manufacturing.
- the two parts 10.1 and 10.2 are releasably connected to one another, for example by screwing, and they must be connected in a vacuum-tight manner during operation, for example by a seal 57, and have thermal insulation 58.
- the edge seal 16, the vacuum channels 18 and possibly also centerings 15, fastening and supply devices are arranged in the edge part 10.1.
- the temperature control means 13, a retention zone 17 and possibly also centerings 15 are arranged in the molded part 10.2.
- FIG. 20 shows further examples of locally different molded shells or temperings.
- the thermal contact i.e. the heat transfer between temperature control means 13 (e.g. heating wires and cooling channels) and molded shell 10 is made stronger (51) or weaker in places.
- the metallic molded shells 10 can also be assembled from several individual parts or from different areas. Areas with very complex shapes, e.g. with narrow radii, edges or ribs etc. can e.g. can also be milled or eroded from a piece of metal (e.g.
- molded part or the area 10.6) and assembled with other molded parts (10.5) to form a whole molded shell 10.
- the various molded parts can e.g. by soldering, welding or even by electroplating to form a whole molded shell.
- an ejector 59 can also be integrated vacuum-tight in the molded shell.
- FIG. 21 shows further examples of partial hollow body structures with defined air or gas inclusions in a molded body.
- the molded body On the left side of FIG. 21, the molded body has a middle layer 8, which consists of a fleece with air pockets, and peripheral layers 6, which are completely consolidated. At defined points 41, for example at the edge of a component, this layer structure can be completely compressed and compacted by appropriately shaped molded shells 10.
- a gas cushion 47 is arranged between fiber-reinforced structural layers 7.
- a defined amount of gas air or an inert gas such as nitrogen
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