Abstract
The material-inherent specific volume behavior of polymers is highly important for producing dimensionally accurate injection molded parts since the shrinkage and the shrinkage-induced warpage are attributable to the specific volume behavior. Thereby, the prevalent process parameters melt temperature and cavity pressure significantly influence the prevailing specific volume. Many empirical models describe this pressure-specific volume-temperature (pvT) behavior.
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