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RJG, INC. Assessment Test

35% or lower - basic recommended
35-75% - Systematic Molding recommended
75% or higher - Master Molder recommended

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1. What are the three principal elements of an injection molding cycle?

A. Fill, Pack, Hold
B. Clamp, Inject, Cool
C. Fill, Cool, Release


2. Barrel temperature controllers respond to which of the condition of?

A. Plastic
B. Barrel
C. Thermocouples
D. Calibration


3. Use of the front zone barrel temperature control is for?

A. Melting plastic
B. Intensification ratio
C. Maintaining plastic temperature
D. Cooling the melt before it is injected


4. The surface area of the injection piston divided by the surface area of the screw is the calculation for?

A. Maximum injection speed
B. Intensification ratio
C. Maximum shot size
D. Volumetric shot size


5. When the machine is on cycle, the majority of heat introduced into the plastic is a result of?

A. Heater bands
B. Injection speed
C. Screw rotation


6. On a hydraulic injection molding machine, opening the rear gate should have what effect?

A. None
B. Power off
C. Pumps off
D. None of the above


7. If you increase the gate diameter from 0.030" to 0.040" what would be the percent change in the gate area?
(high - low)/original x 100

A. 10%
B. 33%
C. 50
D. 78%
E. 100%


8. If a multi-cavity mold is not balanced upon filling, balance should be achieved by?

A. Adjusting gate size
B. Polishing the runner
C. Adjusting mold temperatures
D. Profiling injection speeds
E. None of the above


9. What is the projected area of a single cavity compact disk if the diameter of the disk is 5.2 inches?

A. 21.2 square inches
B. 5.2 square inches
C. 27.0 square inches
D. 50.5 square inches


10. For that same compact disk, with an average plastic pressure in the mold of 4000 psi, the minimum force in tons to hold the mold closed would be?

A. 12.4 tons
B. 42.4 tons
C. 64.4 tons
D. 100 tons


11. As it relates to hydraulics, Pascal's equation states that pressure is equal to?

A. Opposing pressure
B. Surface area on which it is applied
C. Force times area
D. Force divided by area


12. When displaying cycle data graphically, the "x" (horizontal) axis typically represents?
A. Time
B. Pressure
C. Position
D. Velocity


13. The process of converting monomers (single units) into polymers is called?

A. Reaction
B. Polymerization
C. Compounding
D. Grinding
E. None of the above


14. Variation in plastic material has the greatest impact on:

A. Temperature
B. Viscosity
C. Shrinkage
D. Glass content
E. None of the above


15. The length of a polymer chain affects plastic viscosity and?

A. Temperature
B. Moisture content
C. Ability to regrind
D. Strength


16. Which of these machine controls do not affect plastic temperature?

A. Barrel/nozzle temperature controls
B. Back pressure
C. Screw RPM
D. They all affect plastic temperature


17. During fill, the injection pressure limit should be?

A. Set low enough to control injection speed
B. Set at only what is needed to fill and pack
C. Set to maximum
D. Set high enough not to be reached during normal operations


18. If the established fill time on a four-cavity mold is 4.0 seconds and one cavity gets blocked, what should the new fill time be?

A. 3.0 seconds
B. 4.0 seconds
C. 5.0 seconds
D. None of the above


19. If the gate is found to seal in 5.0 seconds, what should the hold time be set at?

A. 4 seconds
B. 5 seconds
C. 6 seconds
D. 10 seconds
E. A or C, depending on whether a sealed or unsealed gate makes a good part


20. What is the most common problem relative to plastic part design?

A. Non-uniform wall thickness
B. Excessive flow length
C. Flash
D. None of the above


21. Why is it important to have some degree of radius on plastic parts?

A. Improve flow
B. Uniform shrinkage
C. Distribute stress
D. All of the above
E. None of the above


22. A 4 cavity tool with a standard profit margin of 20% is running with 1 cavity blocked - what is the new profit?

A. Zero profit
B. +5%
C. -5%
D. -20%


23. From a cycle time standpoint when does cooling time actually begin?

A. At the end of fill
B. At the end of pack
C. At the end of hold
D. None of the above


24. The heat required to melt plastic is generated by what?

A. Heater bands (electric)
B. Screw turning (shear)
C. Equal amounts of both A & B
D. 20% from A + 80% from B
E. 20% from B + 80% from A


25. The intensification ratio of an injection molding machine?

A. Determines the pressure amplification factor between hydraulic cylinder pressure and plastic pressure
B. Determines fill and pack pressure of plastic
C. Determines back pressure of plastic
D. Is 10:1 on all machines


26. During first stage fill you should set the machine to control injection ________?

A. Pressure
B. Speed
C. Time
D. None of the above
E. All of the above


27. What information is needed to determine the clamp force required for a given mold?

A. The total projected area of all cavities plus the runner system at the parting line
B. The maximum average injection pressure in the cavities
C. The size of the mold
D. All of the above
E. Only A & B


28. The cooling rate of plastic parts is determined by?

A. The coolant temperature
B. The mold temperature
C. The difference in temperature between the material and the mold steel
D. the barrel temperature