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Nomenclature: Kdp/Kdop, Gas-Kds/Kdos

This document provides definitions for various terms related to manufacturing processes including injection molding, die casting, and stamping. It defines symbols used to represent dimensions, costs, forces, production volumes, and other factors involved in modeling and analyzing different manufacturing processes and part design attributes. Key terms defined include dimensions for parts and tools, relative costs for materials, processing, and tooling, production volumes, surface finishes, tolerances, cycle times, and other process parameters.

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Nomenclature: Kdp/Kdop, Gas-Kds/Kdos

This document provides definitions for various terms related to manufacturing processes including injection molding, die casting, and stamping. It defines symbols used to represent dimensions, costs, forces, production volumes, and other factors involved in modeling and analyzing different manufacturing processes and part design attributes. Key terms defined include dimensions for parts and tools, relative costs for materials, processing, and tooling, production volumes, surface finishes, tolerances, cycle times, and other process parameters.

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Nomenclature

A = Die set length (for a progressive die); Kdmo/(Kdmo + Kaco)


Ap = Projected area of a part normal to the direction of mold closure
a - Dimension, length; constant
B = Die set width (for a progressive die); Kaco/(Kamo + Kaco)
B m - Width of the part in a direction normal to the direction of mold closure
Bu = Width of an injection-molded or die-cast part with the axis straight = H
b = Dimension, length, thickness, width; rib width; boss width
C - Value obtained from Figures 4.23 or 7.7
Can = Cost to assemble n parts
Cb = Approximate relative tooling cost for an injection-molded or die-cast part
due to size and basic complexity
Ca = Ka/Kdo- Tooling cost for a part relative to the tooling cost for the reference
part
Cac = Kdc/Kaco = Tool construction cost for a part relative to the tool construction
cost for the reference part (= Cb Cs Ct for an injection-molded or die-cast part;
= tac/taco for a stamped part)
Cdci- Relative tool construction cost for the ith part.
Cdcx = Relative die construction cost for a single functionally equivalent part to
replace n parts
C d m -- Kdm/Kdmo- Tool material cost for a part relative to the tool material cost
of the reference part. Value obtained from Figures 4.24 or 7.8 for injection-
molded or die-cast parts. Value obtained from Equation 9.15 for stamped parts.
Cami = Relative die material cost for the ith part
Cdmx = Relative die material cost for a single functionally equivalent part to
replace n parts
C a p -- Kdp/Kdop,Tooling cost of a thermoplastic injection-molded part relative to
the tooling cost of the injection-molded reference part
Gas- Kds/Kdos,Tooling cost of a stamped part relative to the tooling cost of the
stamped reference part
Cdx- Total relative die cost for a single functionally equivalent part
Ce- Ke/Keo = Processing cost for a part relative to the processing cost for the ref-
erence part
C e a = Kea/Keao, Processing cost for an aluminum die-cast part relative to the pro-
cessing cost for the aluminum die-cast reference part
C e p -- Kep/Keop,Processing cost for a thermoplastic injection-molded part relative
to the processing cost for the injection-molded reference part
Ces- Kes/Keos, Processing cost for a stamped part relative to the processing cost
for the stamped reference part
Ch = Machine hourly rate
Cho = Machine hourly rate ($/hr) for the reference part
Chr = Relative machine hourly rate = machine hourly rate for a part relative to
the machine hourly rate of the reference part = Ch/Cho

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366 Nomenclature

Chr a = Relative machine hourly rate for aluminum die-casting machines


Chrp = Relative machine hourly rate for injection-molding machines
Cm = Km/Kmo, Material cost of a part relative to the material cost of the reference
part
Cmp = Kmp/Kmop, Material cost of an injection-molded part relative to the mate-
rial cost of the injection-molded reference part
Cmr = Kp/Kpo = material cost per unit volume of a part relative to the material
cost per unit volume of the reference part
Cms = Kms/Kmos, Material cost of a stamped part relative to the material cost of
the stamped reference part
Cr = Total cost of a part relative to the total cost for the reference part
Crp = Total relative cost of a thermoplastic injection-molded part
Crs = Total relative cost of a stamped part
Cs = For injection-molded and die-cast parts, a multiplier to account for the cavity
detail (subsidiary complexity) for relative tooling cost.
Ct = For injection-molded and die-cast parts, a multiplier to account for the tol-
erance and surface finish requirements for relative tooling cost.
E = Modulus of elasticity
F = Estimated total force in tons required to form an injection-molded, die-cast,
or stamped part
Fb = Bending force required (stamping)
Fam = Factor to account for the effect of sheet thickness on die material cost for
a stamped part
Feff = Press efficiency
Fout = Force required to separate the stamped part from the trip
Fp = Machine tonnage required to mold or die cast a part; total press force
required to stamp a part
Fst = Stripper force required to remove the strip from around the punches
Fs = Total shearing force required to stamp the part (Fout + Fst)(1 + Xdd)
Ft = Factor to account for the effect of sheet thickness on die construction costs
for a stamped part
fa = Kdo/Ko, Tooling cost of the reference part relative to the total cost of the d
reference part
fdp = Kdop/Kop, Tooling cost of the injection-molded reference part relative to the
total cost of the injection-molded reference part
fe = Keo/Ko, Processing cost of the reference part relative to the total cost of the
reference part
fep = Keop/Kop, Processing cost of the injection-molded reference part relative to
the total cost of the injection-molded reference part
fm = Kmo/Ko, Material cost of the reference part relative to the total cost of the
reference part
fmp = Kmop/Kop, Material cost of the injection-molded reference part relative to
the total cost of the injection-molded reference part
Hm = The height of the part in the direction of mold closure
h = Rib height; boss height; height
Kd = Total tooling cost (mold or die cost) for the part
Kd/N = Tooling cost per part
Kda = Tooling cost for an aluminum die casting
Kdc = Die construction cost for a part
Kdco = Die construction cost for the reference part
Kdi = Total tooling cost for the ith component
Kdm = Die material cost for a part
Kdmo = Die material cost for the reference part
Kdo = Tooling cost for the reference part
Nomenclature 367

Kdop = Tooling cost for the thermoplastic injection-molded reference part


Kdp = Tooling cost for a thermoplastic injection molding
Kds = Tooling cost for a stamped part
Kdx = Total tooling cost for the single functionally equivalent part to replace the
n parts
Ke = Processing cost per part (approximately the product of the machine hourly
rate and the cycle time)
Kea = Processing cost for an aluminum die casting
Keao = Processing cost for the die-cast aluminum reference part
K~i = Processing cost for the ith component
K~o = Processing cost per part for the reference part
Kep = Processing cost for a thermoplastic injection molding
Kepo = Processing cost for the thermoplastic injection-molded reference part
Kes = Processing cost for a stamped part
Kex = Processing cost for the single functionally equivalent part to replace the n
parts
K m = Material cost per part
Kma = Material cost for an aluminum die casting
Kmi = Material cost for the ith component
Kmo = Material cost per part for the reference part
Kmop = Material cost per part for the thermoplastic injection-molded reference
part
Kmp = Material cost for a thermoplastic injection-molded part
Kms = Material cost for a stamped part
Kmx - Material cost for the single functionally equivalent part to replace the n
parts
Ko = Manufacturing cost of the reference part
Kop = Manufacturing cost of the thermoplastic injection-molded reference part
K p = Material cost per unit volume
Kpo = Material cost per unit volume for the reference part
K t = Total production cost of a single part
Kta = Total cost to produce a part as an aluminum die casting
Kti = Total cost of producing the ith component
Ktp - T o t a l cost to produce a part as a thermoplastic injection molding
Ktx = Total cost of producing the single functionally equivalent part to replace
the n parts
L, B, H = Lengths of the sides of the basic envelope (L > B > H)
Lbt = S u m o f all straight bend lengths
Ldb = Die block width (progressive die)
Ldl = Die block length (progressive die)
Lm = The length of the part in a direction normal to the direction of mold closure
Lout = Peripheral length of an unfolded part
Lu = Maximum length of an injection-molded or die-cast part with the axis
straight = L + B
Lub = Envelope dimension of a stamped part parallel to the direction of strip feed
Lubn = Envelope dimension of a stamped part perpendicular to the direction of
strip feed
Lul = Flat envelope length of a stamped part
Luw = Flat envelope width of a stamped part
1 = Length
Ma = Projected area of the mold base normal to the direction of mold closure
M t = Thickness of the mold base
Mwf = Thickness of core plate
Mws = Thickness of the mold's side walls
368 Nomenclature

N = Production volume
N a = N u m b e r of active stations for progressive die
Nal, Na: = N u m b e r of active stations required for shearing and local forming, and
wipe forming and side-action features, respectively
Nil, Ni2 = N u m b e r of idle stations required for shearing and local forming, and
wipe forming and side-action features, respectively
No = Production volume of reference part
Ns = Total number of stations required for a progressive die = Na + Ni
n = Strain hardening coefficient; number of parts in an assembly
nc = N u m b e r of cavities in a multiple cavity mold
Ra = Surface finish
r = Radius
Sds = die set area = AB
Ta = Tolerance; difference between the maximum and minimum limit of size
t = Machine cycle time (processing time) for a part; sheet thickness for a stamped
part; thickness; time
tb = Basic relative cycle time for an injection-molded or die-cast part; tool build
hours for a stamped part
td = Tool design hours for a stamped part
ti = Build hours for a progressive die station
tdc = Total die construction hours for a stamped part
tcy = Effective cycle time of a press (stamping)
te = Additional relative cycle time due to inserts and internal threads
teff = Effective cycle time (injection molding) = machine cycle time, t, divided by
the production yield, Y
to = Cycle time (processing time) for the reference part
tp = A time penalty factor to account for surface requirements and tolerances on
the relative cycle time
tr = t/to = Relative cycle time of a part
trp = Relative cycle time for a thermoplastic injection-molded part
tra = Relative cycle time for a die-cast aluminum part
tsetup = Approximate setup time in hours (stamping)
V = Part volume
Vo = Volume of the reference part
w = Wall thickness; width
Xdd ~-~A force factor to account for die detail in stamping
Y = Production yield = usable parts/total parts produced
ACdm -- ]~Cdmi- Cdmx
ACdc m ]~Cdci- Cdcx
AK = Cost to produce and assemble n parts minus the cost of producing one func-
tionally equivalent part
AK~p = Difference in cost to produce a part as an aluminum die casting and as a
thermoplastic injection molding
AK~ = Difference in processing cost
AKps = Difference in cost to produce a part as a thermoplastic injection molding
and as a stamping
/" 1 "x

ln(1) ; 1 is the final length of the specimen, and lo is the initial length of the
X. x O /

specimen
~ e = l n ( 1 - lo
1~ ;1 is the final length of the specimen, and lo is the initial length of
the specimen
Nomenclature 369

P
o=~-;P is the tensile load applied to the specimen, and A is the cross-
sectional area of the specimen
P
Oe = ~oo; P is the tensile load applied to the specimen, and Ao is the initial cross-
sectional area of the specimen
Oy = yield stres

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