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High melt viscosity of SMC material after heating, insufficient cavity filling before cross-linking and curing: Increase molding pressure or extend melting time.
Excessive styrene evaporation due to prolonged storage, leading to reduced flowability: Check SMC storage time to avoid excessive styrene evaporation.
Insufficient feeding or poor venting: Appropriately increase the feeding amount, increase venting frequency, or clean the mold.
Excessive mold temperature or delayed pressure application causing premature curing: Reduce mold temperature or adjust the timing of pressure application.
High air and volatile content in the SMC material, poor venting: Optimize venting design and reduce the feeding area.
Excessive feeding area or premature pressure application: Adjust the timing of pressure application to ensure gas is expelled before pressing.
Insufficient initiator concentration or inadequate curing time: Extend curing time or increase initiator dosage.
Low mold temperature or high reactivity resin content: Reduce mold temperature or use low-reactivity resin.
Improper mold temperature or excessive temperature difference between upper and lower molds: Optimize the mold temperature control system.
Uneven cooling: Optimize the cooling system to ensure uniform cooling.
Mold design flaws: Adjust mold structure to reduce stress concentration.
Process Control: Precisely manage mold temperature, pressure, and feeding amount.
Material Management: Avoid prolonged storage of SMC materials and regularly check flowability.
Mold Maintenance: Regularly clean the mold to ensure smooth venting.
By implementing the above measures, the yield rate of SMC products can be significantly improved.
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