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I don't think there is "tiger stripes" item in MPI results. I think this result might be customized by user. Using the function "new calculated plot"
Edited by: paulwang416 on Sep 24, 2009 10:23 AM
I would be very interested in knowing where the figure came from and if you know who generated it. If it is a calculation based on molding output results that can be made, I would be interested in knowing the theoretical basis for it. Tiger stripes are an interesting phenomena that I have seen only one good explanation of how and why they occur. That was from a gentleman from DSM years ago I beleive.
Please let us know if you find out more about the origin of the plot you showed.
I would be interested as well in how the plot is generated and if anybody has done any corelation to actual molded parts. Predicating tiger stripping would be a very good tool to have.
Looking at the picture of the Tiger stripes, it looks like an API script was used to create it. The "Indp Variable" is a typical term used when creating API scripts. The results look elemental. I would guess it is some manipulation of the fill time and average velocity plots.
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