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Development of a Small Radiant Sequential Production System for Aspheric Lens  

Kuk, Kum-Hoan (Department of Control and Instrumentation Engineering, Gyeong-sang National Univ.)
Jeong, Jun-Hyo (Department of Control and Instrumentation Engineering, Gyeong-sang National Univ.)
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Abstract
The fabrication method of aspheric lens is changed from machining to press molding so as to improve the productivity. In the case of the press molding method, the temperature control of the molding die is most impotent, because the temperature of each molding die determines the quality of lens. But any practical method for direct measuring of the lens temperature and the die internal temperature is yet unknown. Besides, in the case of the press molding system in which the heating and pressing and cooing of a die is done at one work station, the cycle time for the system is yet too long. The paper shows an improved structure of radiant sequential system in which the heating and pressing and cooing of dies is done at individual work station so as to cut down the cycle time. To know the die internal temperature, numerical results are given using ANSYS. An experimental radiant sequential system is developed and tested. Finally, the Taguchi method is applied in order to optimize the setting conditions of individual work station.
Keywords
Aspheric Lens; Press Molding; Sequential Production; Radiant Method; Convective Method;
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