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245 02 A practical guide to energy management for processors
       |h[electronic resource] /|cEnergywise. 
260    Shrewsbury :|bISmithers Rapra Pub.,|c2012. 
300    1 online resource (154 pages) 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    computer|bc|2rdamedia 
338    online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier 
500    5.2.10 Energy Optimised Press Systems. 
505 0  A Practical Guide to Energy Management for Processors; 
       Contributors; Contents; 1 Introduction; 1.1 The Need for 
       Energy Reduction; 1.2 The ENERGYWISE Plastics Project; 1.3
       A Practical Guide for Processors; 1.3.1 Injection 
       Moulding; 1.3.2 Extrusion; 1.3.3 Rotational Moulding; 
       1.3.4 Compression Moulding; 1.3.5 Moulds and Tooling; 2 
       Injection Moulding; 2.1 The Injection Moulding Process; 
       2.2 Where and How to Save Energy in the Injection Moulding
       Process; 2.3 Machine, Mould and Ancillaries Optimisation; 
       2.3.1 Barrel Insulation Jackets. 
505 8  2.3.2 Hydraulic versus Electric versus Hybrid 
       Machines2.3.3 Conformal Cooling; 2.3.4 Variable Speed 
       Drives; 2.3.5 Case Study: Potential Savings when Fitting a
       Variable Speed Drive; 2.4 Basic Actions to Reduce Energy 
       Consumption when Injection Moulding; 2.4.1 Process 
       Stability; 2.4.2 Parameter Optimisation; 2.4.3 Cycle Time 
       Optimisation; 2.4.4 Periodic Assessment of Scrap Levels; 
       2.4.5 Periodic Revision of Mould Performance; 2.4.6 
       Injection Machine Adaptation; 2.4.7 Ancillary Equipment; 
       2.4.8 Adequate Maintenance of Injection Moulding Machines 
       and Ancillary Equipment. 
505 8  2.4.9 Down Time Energy Consumption2.4.10 Cycle Time 
       Reduction with New Technology; 2.5 Injection Cycle 
       Parameters Optimisation; 2.5.1 Process Parameters 
       Adjustment: Standard Procedure for Injection Moulding 
       Process Setup; 2.5.2 General Recommendations; 2.5.3 
       Clamping Unit Adjustment; 2.5.4 Plasticising Unit 
       Adjustment; 2.5.5 Injection Unit Adjustment; 2.5.6 
       Standard Operation Procedure; 2.5.7 Parameter 
       Optimisation; 3 Extrusion; 3.1 The Extrusion Process; 3.2 
       Reducing Energy Consumption in the Extrusion Process; 
       3.2.1 Flat Film Extrusion; 3.2.2 Blown Film Extrusion; 
       3.2.3 Profile Extrusion. 
505 8  3.2.4 Motors and Drives3.2.5 Compressed Air; 3.2.6 Free 
       Cooling; 3.2.7 10 Tips to Reduce Your Energy Consumption 
       in Extrusion; 4 Rotational Moulding; 4.1 The Rotational 
       Moulding Process; 4.1.1 Background to Rotational Moulding;
       4.1.2 The Rotational Moulding Technology; 4.1.3 Advantages
       and Limitations of Rotational Moulding; 4.1.4 Machinery 
       for Rotational Moulding; 4.1.5 Moulds for Rotational 
       Moulding; 4.1.6 Materials for Rotational Moulding; 4.1.7 
       Factors Influencing Moulded Part Quality [8]; 4.2 Reducing
       Energy Consumption in the Rotational Moulding Process; 
       4.2.1 Good Housekeeping. 
505 8  4.2.2 Equipment Improvement4.2.3 Process Improvement; 
       4.2.4 Materials; 4.2.5 Action Points for an Energy 
       Efficient Operation; 5 Compression Moulding; 5.1 The 
       Compression Moulding Process; 5.2 Reducing Energy 
       Consumption in Compression Moulding; 5.2.1 Control Unit; 
       5.2.2 Hydraulic Drive; 5.2.3 Heating and Cooling System; 
       5.2.4 Mould Unit; 5.2.5 Control of the Machine Run-time; 
       5.2.6 Setting the Machine Parameters; 5.2.7 Controlling 
       Process Parameters; 5.2.8 Insulation of the Mould; 5.2.9 
       New Process Design: Longfibre Thermoplastics/In-line 
       Compounding Process. 
520    Do you know how best to manage and reduce your energy 
       consumption? This book gives comprehensive guidance on 
       effective energy management for organisations in the 
       polymer processing industry. This book is one of three 
       which support the ENERGYWISE Plastics Project eLearning 
       platform for European plastics processors to increase 
       their knowledge and understanding of energy management. 
       Topics covered include: Understanding Energy. 
588 0  Print version record. 
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650  0 Plastics industry and trade|xEnergy conservation. 
655  0 Electronic books. 
655  4 Electronic books. 
710 2  Energywise. 
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       Guide to Energy Management for Processors.|dShrewsbury : 
       iSmithers Rapra Publishing, ©2012|z9781847355942 
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       db=nlebk&AN=434406|zOnline eBook. Access restricted to 
       current Rider University students, faculty, and staff. 
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