Chinese Journal of Lasers, Volume. 51, Issue 20, 2002104(2024)
Simulation of Precision Glass Molding for Aspherical Cylindrical Microlens Arrays
Fig. 1. Schematics of creep test. (a) Traditional creep test; (b) minimal uniaxial creep test
Fig. 2. Common constitutive models of viscoelastic material. (a) Generalized Kelvin model; (b) generalized Maxwell model
Fig. 4. Test results of fused silica at different temperatures. (a) Creep displacement; (b) creep compliance
Fig. 5. Curves of test and fitting. (a) Creep compliance curves (1380 ℃); (b) calculated shear modulus curves at different temperatures
Fig. 6. Time-temperature equivalent model. (a) Fitting result of WLF equation; (b) fitting results of shear modulus based on WLF equation
Fig. 7. Simulation of MUCT of fused silica. (a) 3D simulation model; (b) comparison of simulation and experiment results at different temperatures
Fig. 8. Simulation of ACMA molding. (a) 2D simulation model; (b) parameters of ACMA mold
Fig. 9. Results of molding simulation. (a) Stress distribution in glass after molding at 1400 ℃; (b) maximum stress values at different temperatures
Fig. 11. Simulation results at different friction coefficients. (a) 0.1; (b) 0.9; (c) total curve
Fig. 12. Simulation results at different molding pressures. (a) Displacement of upper mold; (b) maximum stress
Fig. 13. Simulation results at different holding pressures. (a) Displacement of upper mold; (b) maximum stress
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Qilin Wang, Peng Yao, Yifan Wang, Wanying He, Chuanzhen Huang. Simulation of Precision Glass Molding for Aspherical Cylindrical Microlens Arrays[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2024, 51(20): 2002104
Category: Laser Forming Manufacturing
Received: Jan. 5, 2024
Accepted: Apr. 1, 2024
Published Online: Oct. 12, 2024
The Author Email: Yao Peng (yaopeng@sdu.edu.cn)
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