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Parameter adjustment is a core aspect of controlling product quality and production efficiency in manufacturing. Traditional parameter tuning methods have long been used for process optimization, but with the increasing complexity of molding processes and the diversification of production demands, the limitations of this method have become increasingly apparent. Understanding the inherent limitations of traditional parameter tuning methods can provide theoretical support for process optimization and upgrading, and support the standardization of manufacturing processes.

Traditional parameter tuning relies on personnel experience and trial-and-error methods, lacking systematic data support. Process parameters are determined through experience and limited experiments, resulting in a linear iterative adjustment process with a long overall cycle. This method is only suitable for production scenarios with simple and stable operating conditions. Faced with complex molding conditions involving multiple variables and coupled objectives, it cannot achieve rapid and accurate parameter matching, making it difficult to guarantee process repeatability and hindering the steady improvement of product quality.

Traditional parameter tuning lacks a dynamic feedback loop. During production, equipment status and process conditions are constantly changing. Traditional parameter tuning, using static parameter settings, cannot respond to fluctuations in production conditions in real time. The inability to adjust process parameters in sync with the actual conditions on site reduces the stability and flexibility of production line operation, hindering the improvement of production efficiency and the rational allocation of resources.