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    A method for producing, in particular fiber-reinforced, thermoplastic plastic parts in an injection molding machine (3), the method comprising combining a polymeric precursor (V), an activator (A) and a catalyst (K), wherein the injection molding machine (3) comprises a first Plasticizing screw (1) and a second plasticizing screw (2), each in a plasticizing (18) are arranged, wherein the first plasticizing screw (1), the polymeric precursor (V) and the activator (A) without adding the catalyst ( K) are mixed and substantially liquefied and with the second plasticizing screw (2), the polymeric precursor (V) and the catalyst (K) without the addition of the activator (A) are mixed and substantially liquefied, after which with the two plasticizing screws (1 , 2) liquefied contents (VK, VA) are mixed and introduced together into an injection mold (4) and substantially only polymerize there to the plastic part.
    公开号:AT511514A2
    申请号:T850/2011
    申请日:2011-06-09
    公开日:2012-12-15
    发明作者:Georg Dr Steinbichler；Gerhard Dipl Ing Baeck；Peter Dipl Ing Egger
    申请人:Engel Austria Gmbh；
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    专利说明:

    69809 22 / hn 1
    The invention relates to a process for producing, in particular fiber-reinforced, thermoplastic Kunststoffteiien in an injection molding machine, wherein the method includes the merging of a polymeric precursor, an activator and a catalyst. In addition, the invention relates to an injection molding machine for carrying out such a method.
    Such methods have been known for many years, these being known as in-situ methods or as RTM methods (Resin Transfer Molding). The basic idea behind this lies in the mixing of polymeric precursors (also plastic raw components, prepolymers, starting plastic or similar) with activators and catalysts in a plasticizing (or in an extruder), then when injecting the very thin liquid knitted fabric, or the like very easily flow through and thus very resistant composites or plastic parts arise. Furthermore, it can be used to produce plastic parts with very thin walls, which would not be feasible with conventional plastics. The advantage in the production of these thermoplastic plastic parts compared to the production of thermosets or epoxy resin is mainly in the shorter curing time, in the high impact resistance, in the diverse areas of application and in the better recyclability.
    Currently, anionic polymerizable polymers such as PA6, PA12, PBT are processed on an industrial scale on reactive systems to cast nylon or PBT, which is shown schematically in the standard work Domininghaus, Kunststoffe, 7.
    Edition, Springer Verlag are described. The starting materials are in liquid form in heated containers and are conveyed via precision pumps into a mixing head. Often, both components circulate in the circuit to the mixing head and this takes only during the dosing of both circuits material, mixes it in a metering chamber and then carries it out. In this process, the two starting materials for a long time at high temperature, which on the one hand restrictions on the usable 2
    On the other hand, the reactivity decreases over time. In addition, material changes are time-consuming and associated with relatively large amounts of waste. In conventional reactive systems, the two components (e.g., polyol and isocyanate) circulate at a constant pressure level. For injecting into the mold, the two melt streams are combined in the mixing head and deflected into the mold. Typically, it is injected at a constant rate.
    In the prior art, a heated plasticizing unit with intermediate buffer is described in EP 1 415 793 A1 and a horizontally arranged screw system is shown. The latter is not suitable in this arrangement to plasticize extremely low-viscosity caprolactam or other starting materials for reactive injection molding, since these flow very easily flowing materials between screw flight and mass cylinder direction feed zone and clump there with the granules. For reactive systems, a reservoir in combination with a Kolbenaustragssystem due to possible polymerization in the reservoir or Kolbenvorraum is only partially suitable.
    A similar approach is followed by WO 02/18120 A2, whereby melt is conveyed directly into the mold from a horizontally arranged plasticizing unit with a discharge piston.
    WO 2011/006648 A1 describes an injection unit in a vertical arrangement with non-return valve and subsequent addition of a second component. The disadvantage of this variant is the relatively large height. In addition, in this variant, a supplied activator or catalyst must constantly be kept "simmering", so to speak.
    The object of the present invention is therefore to provide a comparison with the prior art improved method for producing thermoplastic plastic parts. In particular, the injection molding machine should be operated as efficiently as possible and used flexibly, and as little energy as possible should be required for the melting and provision of the basic components.
    This is solved for a method having the features of the preamble of claim 1, characterized in that the injection molding machine comprises a first plasticizing screw and a second plasticizing screw, which are each arranged in a plasticizing, wherein with the first plasticizing screw, the polymeric precursor and the activator without adding the catalyst are mixed and substantially liquefied and mixed with the second plasticizing screw, the polymeric precursor and the catalyst without addition of the activator and substantially liquefied, after which the liquefied with the two plasticizing screws are mixed and introduced together into an injection mold and essentially first polymerize there to the plastic part. Thus, the components needed for the polymerization can always be selectively melted and mixed only when needed, so that it is not always necessary to keep already liquefied and partially mixed components available. Furthermore, it is advantageous that the supplied activators or catalysts are each held in the plasticizing at a temperature in which they are just liquefying, but still trigger no or a very small and insignificant polymerization. "Substantially liquefied" means that the majority of the inserted components have already switched to the liquid state of aggregation in the plasticizer, but a small part (below 5%) of the components can only later turn into a liquid state. The fact that the combined contents "essentially only" polymerize in the injection mold means that the first initiation steps for a complete polymerization can very well be triggered by the activators or catalysts already before the injection mold, but the essential steps of the polymerization (gel effect and Glass effect) only in the injection mold.
    According to a preferred embodiment of the invention it can be provided that the mixing of the contents in a, preferably arranged in the injection mold, mixing chamber is performed. In this mixing chamber, the contents can be supplied through a flexible hose from the injection units. But it is also possible that the injection units are connected via a static injection channel with the injection mold in combination. • I t ··· * * * • * ······························································································································································
    In order to be able to dispense with injection pumps or other pressure medium, it can preferably be provided that the introduction of the polymeric precursor together with catalyst and activator into the injection mold is carried out by advancing both plasticizing screws. The can
    Helix advance speeds are synchronized (axis coupling). In addition, an injection profile can be moved to adapt to the tool geometry, which is not possible or only very complex with pumps with constant pressure.
    The addition of the activator or catalyst can be carried out directly in the mass cylinder (high-pressure injection) in order to avoid poorly cleaned static mixing systems downstream. Preferably, however, it is provided that the activator is added to the polymeric precursor before filling to the first plasticizing screw and that the catalyst is added to the polymeric precursor before filling the second plasticizing screw. The metering in the individual plasticizing cylinders can take place for a single injection process. But it is also possible to perform several successive injection operations without additional metering. Optionally, it is also possible to provide positively locking barriers or shut-off nozzles between the screw conveyor and the mixing head.
    In principle, the polymeric products may be monomers or oligomers. Particular preference is given to using ε-caprolactam and / or laurolactam or cyclic butylene terephthalate as the polymeric precursor.
    With caprolactam a thermoplastic plastic part made of polyamide 6 is produced. As an activator, an aliphatic polyisocyanate or a blocked diisocyanate can be used. The catalyst used in the preparation of polyamide 6 can be metal lactamates of sodium, potassium or bromine magnesium. Preferably, sodium caprolactamate is used. The activators have a weight percentage of 0.09 to 0.45% and the catalysts have one
    Weight percentage of 0.17 to 0.51% active substance in the total mass to be injected.
    With laurolactam as a polymeric precursor, a polyamide 12 is produced. The catalysts used may be sodium lactamate, alkali metal laurolactamates or sodium caprolactamate (C10). Possible activators in the preparation of polyamide 12 are carbodiimides, N-acyl-laurolactams, blocked or unblocked isocyanates (C20). The combined proportion of activators and catalysts in the production of polyamide 12 is about 0.4% by weight {activator and catalyst both contain almost 20% of active substance, therefore 0.4% by weight corresponds to 2% addition of activator and catalyst submitted in caprolactam. Furthermore, laurolactam can be copolymerized with ε-caprolactam, styrene and ε-caprolactone.
    Cyclic butylene terephthalate serves as a starting plastic or polymeric precursor for a plastic part made of polybutylene terephthalate (PBT). The polymerization then takes place with a catalyst / activator and at the appropriate temperature. As a catalyst with 0.45 weight percent addition amount, for example, the tin-based, transesterified catalyst Fascate 4101 of Arkema with the empirical formula BuSnCl (OH) 2 can be used.
    Particularly preferably, it can be provided that a component to be encapsulated, preferably a fabric or the like, is arranged in the injection mold before injection, which forms a fiber-reinforced plastic part after injecting and polymerizing the injected polymeric precursor together with activator and catalyst. The textile fabric or fiber structure can be formed, for example, by knitted fabrics, knitted fabrics, long fibers, continuous fibers, glass fibers, carbon fibers, aramid fibers, mats, loops, braids, woven fabrics or nonwovens.
    According to a preferred embodiment of the invention, the processing of temperature-sensitive additives such as natural fibers is possible. The aggregates, preferably soluble or having a maximum mixer head diameter, are added either through the main fill port of the mass cylinders or into the mold in the form of reinforcing structures such as laid, knitted, crocheted or random fiber mats , Alternatively, one could add, for example, larger fillers with Stopfwerk or Endlosrovinge between mixing head and form. In thermoplastic injection molding, materials are typically processed significantly above the melting temperature (about 20-100 ° C higher). This limits the use of thermally sensitive natural fiber materials (e.g., wood fiber, regenerated cellulose, hemp, flax, jute, sisal, etc.) to low melting matrix materials. The latter also have low continuous service temperatures. By means of reactive injection molding, for example, PA6 can be polymerized at 160 ° C. by means of anionic polymerization. This is still well below the decomposition temperatures of the natural fiber component lignin.
    In order to obtain protection for a plant for carrying out a process, protection for an injection molding machine according to claim 9 is desired. Such an injection molding machine comprises a first plasticizing screw for liquefying and mixing a polymeric precursor with an activator, a second plasticizing screw for liquefying and mixing a polymeric precursor with a catalyst, a mixing chamber for mixing the liquefied with the two plasticizing screw, an injection mold in which in the mixing chamber mixed contents are collectively introduced and polymerizable and a control or regulating unit with a data memory, wherein in the data storage injection profiles or process steps for performing the method according to one of claims 1 to 8 are deposited.
    A major advantage of such an injection molding machine over a conventional reactive plant is that the introduced components are not subject to recirculation. In addition, the rapid response is exploited by the preferably electric injection units. Another advantage is the possibility for axle synchronization and / or driving an injection profile. In this regard, it may preferably be provided that feed lines for the respective feed lines for the plasticizing screws and the mixing chamber are respectively fed to the feed lines for the feed lines. ♦ ♦ · 7 liquefied contents are arranged, wherein measuring sensors measure the pressure in the supply lines and a corresponding signal to the control or regulating unit can be fed. Particularly preferably, it can be provided that the injection or injection molding machine can be controlled or regulated by the control unit in dependence on the stored injection profiles or method steps and / or the signals introduced by the measuring sensors. This results in a control according to the wishes of the user control of the thrust screw advance speed in response to the pressure signal in the melt line between the screw end and mixing device or in dependence of the deposited injection profiles.
    In the control can also be provided that a control of the optional shut-off nozzles depending on the pressure level in the screw antechamber or in the mixing head takes place. It can also be provided a difference measurement, whereby the opening is carried out only at minimum pressure level and closing after work. There may also be a coupling with pressure signals from the mold.
    Further details and advantages of the present invention will be explained in more detail below with reference to the description of the figures with reference to the exemplary embodiments illustrated in the drawings. Show:
    1 shows schematically an injection molding machine with clamping unit and plasticizing unit,
    2 details of the two injection units,
    Fig. 3 Details of the injection units with the control or regulating unit and
    Fig. 4 different obliquely Asked injection units with mixing head outside of the tool.
    Fig. 1 shows an injection molding machine 3, consisting of a closing unit 24 and a plasticizing unit 20, both of which are arranged on a frame 9. The closing unit 24 has a fixed platen 11, a movable platen 10, spars 12, the mold halves 4a and 4b of an injection mold 4 * * ι ·················· · * I * »« «
    * * * * I * * I Φ I 8 and a moving device 25 for the movable platen 10 on. The injection units of the plasticizing unit 20 are connected via an aggregate holder 16 with the frame 9 and at an angle α of - inclined in this case - 25 ° relative to the horizontal. Due to the illustration in FIG. 1, only one plasticizing or injection unit can be seen, from the injection unit located behind only the hopper 15 and the schematically shown introduction of the polymeric precursor V and the catalyst K is indicated. Via the injection nozzle 19 and the supply line 13, the mixed and liquefied contents VA or VK enter the injection mold 4 and can form a fiber-reinforced plastic part there by injection-molding of the component 6 to be extrusion-coated. In order to enable the simplest possible insertion of the reinforcing structures or inserts, the injection mold 4 can also be arranged in a vertically movable closing unit 24.
    In Fig. 2, the closing unit 24 is shown in the closed position, whereby the cavity 17 is formed in the injection mold 4. In a mold half 4b of the injection mold 4, the mixing chamber 5 is formed, in which lead the two supply lines 13 of the two injection units. In the injection unit with the plasticizing screw 1, a polymeric precursor V and an activator A is introduced via the filling funnel 15 and liquefied together in the plasticizing cylinder 18 by the plasticizing screw 1. The plasticizing cylinder 18 is surrounded by heating bands 21. In the front region of the plasticizing screw 1, the liquefied content VA reaches the area of the injection nozzle 19. From there, this injection unit is connected to the mixing chamber 5 via the supply line 13. In the mixing chamber 5, a cleaning plunger can be retracted, which cleans the mixing chamber 5 after mixing and injection, so there is no polymerization by remaining residues, whereby the mixing chamber 5 could otherwise clog.
    In the injection unit with the plasticizing screw 2, a polymeric precursor V and the catalyst K is introduced via the hopper, liquefied together by means of the plasticizing screw 2 and also brought as liquefied content VK via the supply line 13 into the mixing chamber 5. The two are stored together. •
    Feed lines 13 are formed as flexible, heated hoses. The contents VA or VK arrive via the slightly rising arrangement of the hoses (supply line 13) into the mixing chamber 5 to be filled. The mixture can preferably take place in such a way that the mixing nozzles arranged at the ends of the feed line 13-in contrast to the illustration-directly are directed towards each other and thus a turbulent mixing of the contents VA and VK is given. Alternatively, a mixing chamber 5 could be used with agitator, but which brings the disadvantage of increased cleaning effort and higher amounts of waste with it.
    In the injection units, the introduced contents are heated up to 120 ° C during the production of polyamide 6. In the injection mold 4, however, prevails in the production of polyamide 6, a temperature of about 160 ° C. When the individual contents VK and VA are sprayed together through two, preferably drilled, holes with a diameter of approximately 0.6 mm or through two slot dies, for example 10 cm 3 per plasticizing screw 1 or 2 per second are filled into the mixing chamber 5. When this filling takes place for about 10 seconds, 200 cm3 of material to be polymerized enter the mixing chamber 5 and immediately further into the cavity 17 in the injection mold 4. The mixing chamber 5 can be cylindrical and has a diameter of 10 mm and a length of 50 mm The contents VA and VK are for less than one second, preferably for about 0.2 seconds, in the mixing chamber 5. Thereafter, they pass directly into the injection mold 4 and polymerize there in about 2 to 10 minutes. By polymerizing at about 160 ° C, no cooling down of the mold halves 4a and 4b from 250 ° C to demolding temperature is necessary. As a result, a particular energy efficiency is given, since the injection mold 4 only needs to be reheated and then kept at a constant temperature. In addition, there is no damage to the additives, as otherwise to be feared at about 250 ° C before. Another advantage is the low pressures (maximum 100 bar before entering the mixing chamber 5) and the low torque requirement of the plasticizing. Since no or only a slight shift of introduced components 6 (reinforcing fibers) or destruction of a tissue is to be feared due to the low pressures, the present invention provides a substantial improvement for high-volume lightweight construction. For the better • • • fr * * * * * • • * 4 * fr * fr * fr «fr * fr * fr fr * fr * fr * fr fr *·· * 10
    Energy efficiency also contributes to the low closing force requirement. For example, is in the plastic part production with caprolactam the internal mold pressure at about 0.7 bar. In addition to FIG. 2, FIG. 3 also shows the control or regulating unit 7 together with the data memory 8. Measuring sensors 22, which transmit a pressure signal P / V to the control unit 7, are arranged in the supply line 13. In addition, in the data memory 8, e.g. Injection profiles or other process steps deposited. Commands B are output to the drive units 14 of the two injection units via the control or regulation unit 7 as a function of the supplied signals or stored data in the data memory 8. Thus, an exact control and injection and thus targeted production of plastic parts is possible.
    In Fig. 4 a Y-shaped arrangement of the injection units is shown to achieve the shortest possible melting, since the injection nozzles 19 open directly into the rigid, partially formed in the movable platen 11, supply lines 13. These supply lines 13 may be surrounded by a heating element 23.
    Particularly preferably, according to the present invention, it can be provided that both plasticizing screws 1, 2 are inclined at an angle α between 7 ° and 50 °, preferably between 10 ° and 35 °, relative to the horizontal. The fact that the at least two injection units are inclined at an angle to the horizontal, on the one hand the lowest possible height can be guaranteed. On the other hand, due to the inclination, the molten and very thin liquid material (for example 4 mPa.s in the case of caprolactam) does not flow back between the screw flights and the plasticizing cylinder 18. Clumping with the filled granules or the formation of a caprolactam melt lake, which extends far into the granule bed and leads there to clumping, are avoided. With regard to the inclination, the individual injection units can be in the same angular position or in mutually different angular position (see FIG. 4). • φ «« · · · · · · · · »» »IM 4 I» * «· • * · | I * t * * * • Φ · · φ ♦ * * * * 11
    In principle, of course, should not be ruled out that more than two injection units are provided. In this case, for example, in a third injection unit, the pure polymeric precursor V could be melted, while in the two other aggregates, on the one hand, the polymeric precursor V and the activator A and, on the other hand, the polymeric precursor V and the catalyst K are liquefied. These three liquefied contents VA, VK and V can then be brought together in a mixing chamber 5. In this regard, it should also be mentioned that a mixing chamber 5 does not necessarily have to be provided. Rather, the mixing of the individual contents VA and VK can also take place only in the cavity 17 or in its feed channel.
    Preferably, it can further be provided that in the region of the hopper 15 inert gas or nitrogen is supplied. As a result, the moisture can be kept away. For the filling of the components in the hopper 15 or directly into the screw cavity in the plasticizing screw 18 conventional feeders for the granular or partially already liquid polymeric precursors V, activators A or catalysts K may be provided. These feeding devices are not shown in the drawings.
    In principle, the same polymeric precursor V need not be introduced in the different injection units, but different polymeric precursors V can also be introduced into the at least two injection units. However, it is also possible to introduce mixtures of polymeric precursors V into at least one of the injection units.
    Due to the at least two injection units on the one hand there is the advantage that a spray profile can be driven. This is not possible with pumps with constant propulsion. On the other hand, with the use of pumps, the material is quite long, whereas with the present invention, the material can be given relatively cool in the hopper 15 and is aufplastifiziert only when needed. Thus, no "simmering" of the basic components is necessary. As a result, the reactivity of the filled components is always guaranteed. It can also be faster • ··· «· · * * * * * g · ·» * »* * * · t · i« «··» * ·· * • · »· · * * * * · 12
    Material changes are performed. Compared to high-pressure systems, no lines need to be washed. Furthermore, the conversion time to new components is much shorter.
    Innsbruck, June 7, 2011
    权利要求:
    Claims (12)
    [1]
    1. A method for producing, in particular fiber-reinforced, thermoplastic plastic parts in an injection molding machine (3), the method comprising combining a polymeric precursor (V), an activator (A) and a catalyst (K ), characterized in that the injection molding machine (3) has a first plasticizing screw (1) and a second plasticizing screw (2), each arranged in a plasticizing cylinder (18), wherein with the first plasticizing screw (1) the polymeric precursor (V) and the activator (A) without addition of the catalyst (K) are mixed and substantially liquefied and mixed with the second plasticizing screw (2), the polymeric precursor (V) and the catalyst (K) without addition of the activator (A) and substantially liquefied, after which the liquefied with the two plasticizing screws (1,2) liquefied contents (VK, VA) and mixed together in e Ine injection mold (4) are introduced and substantially only there polymerize to the plastic part.
    [2]
    2. The method according to claim 1, characterized in that the mixing of the contents (VA, VK) in a, preferably in the injection mold (4) arranged, mixing chamber (5) is guided by.
    [3]
    3. The method according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the introduction of the polymeric precursor (V) together with the catalyst (K) and activator (A) in the injection mold (4) by feeding both plasticizing screws (1, 2) is performed.
    [4]
    4. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the activator (A) is added to the polymeric precursor (V) before Einfüilen to the first plasticizing screw (1).
    [5]
    5. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the catalyst (K) is added to the polymeric precursor (V) before filling to the second plasticizing screw (2).
    [6]
    6. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that is used as the polymeric precursor ε-caprolactam and / or laurolactam or cyclic butylene terephthalate.
    [7]
    7. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that in the injection mold (4) before injection, a component to be encapsulated (6), preferably a textile fabric or the like, is arranged, which after injection and the polymerization of the injected polymer precursor (V) together with activator (A) and catalyst (K) mitbildet a fiber-reinforced plastic part.
    [8]
    8. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that at least two plasticizing screws (1, 2) are used, which at an angle (a) between 7 ° and 50 °, preferably between 10 ° and 35 °, relative to the Horizontal are arranged inclined.
    [9]
    9. injection molding machine (3) for carrying out a method according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized by - a first plasticizing screw (t) for liquefying and mixing a polymeric precursor (V) with an activator (A), - a second plasticizing screw (2 ) for liquefying and mixing a polymeric precursor (V) with a catalyst (K), - a mixing chamber (5) for mixing the contents liquefied with the two plasticizing screws (1, 2) (VA, VK), - an injection mold (4) in which the contents (VA, VK) mixed in the mixing chamber (5) can be collectively introduced and polymerized, and - a control unit (7) with a data memory (8), wherein in the data memory (8) commands (B) for Method steps for carrying out the method according to one of claims 1 to 8 are deposited.
    [10]
    10. Injection molding machine according to claim 9, characterized in that both plasticizing screws (1, 2) are at an angle (a) between 7 ° and 50 °,...... Are preferably inclined between 10 ° and 35 ° with respect to the horizontal.
    [11]
    11. Injection molding machine according to claim 9 or 10, characterized in that between the plasticizing screws (1,2) and the mixing chamber (5) respectively supply lines (13) for the liquefied contents (VA, VK) are arranged, wherein measuring sensors (22) the Measure pressure (P / V) in the supply lines (13) and a corresponding signal of the control or regulating unit (7) can be fed.
    [12]
    12. Injection molding machine according to one of claims 9 to 11, characterized in that of the control or regulating unit (7) the injection molding machine (3) in response to the stored commands (B) for process steps and / or supplied by the measuring sensors (22) Signals can be controlled or regulated. Innsbruck, June 7, 2011
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