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5.Removal of pattern
6Assembling cope and drag
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CASTING
Basically involves
FUNDAMENTALS
i. Pouring molten metal into a mould patterned after the part to be made
WITHOUT TURBULANCE , SERIES OF EVENTS TAKES PLACE
INFLUENCE SIZE, SHAPE, UNIFORMITY OF THE GRAINS FORMED,
AND THUS THE OVERALL PROPERTIES.
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Moulding
Sand
- pattern making
- Core making
- Gating system
Mould
Melting Pouring
Furnaces Solidification
Shakeout
Clean
Inspect
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DISADVANTAGES
Cast product properties inferior in many
cases when compared with other
manufacturing processes.
Elevated temperature working in
castings, as material has to be melted.
Thin section limitations exist.
For number of components very small,
casting not preferred.
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SOLIDIFICATION OF METALS
AFTER POURING MOLTEN METAL INTO
MOULD, SERIES OF EVENTS TAKES
PLACE DURING SOLIDIFICATION AND
COOLING TO AMBIENT TEMPERATURE.
THESE EVENTS GREATLY INFLUENCE
THE SIZE, SHAPE, UNIFORMITY OF THE
GRAINS FORMED, AND THUS THE
OVERALLL PROPERTIES.
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COOLING CURVE
For pure metal or compound
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Cooling
of Liquid
Freezing begins
Freezing ends
At constant
temperature
Cooling of solid
Liquid
Liquid
+
Solid
Latent heat of
solidification
given off
during
freezing-
Solid
COOLING CURVE
For Binary solid solutions
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The ambient
temperature is
always in a state of
transition
Minor variations in
volumetric
displacement are
negligible,
compared to the
variations that occur
from "A" to "B" and
lastly to "C".
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A
B
C
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B
C
STRUCTURE
FOR PURE METALS:
At the mould walls, metal cools rapidly. Produces
solidified skin or shell (thickness depends on
composition, mould temperature, mould size and
shape etc)
These of equiaxed structure.
Grains grow opposite to heat transfer through the mould
These are columnar grains
Driving force of the heat transfer is reduced away from
the mould walls and blocking at the axis prevents further
growth
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Atm.Pressure
Pouring basin
MOULD
SPRUE
GATE
MOULDERS
TOOLS
AND
EQUIPMENT
MOULDING BOARD
FLASK
SHOWEL
DRAW SPIKE
RIDDLE
SLICK
RAMMER
LIFTER
STRIKE-OFF BAR
Making a Core; (a). Ramming Core Sand. (b). Drawing the core box
(c). Baking in an oven (d) Pasting the core halves
(e). Washing the core with refractory slurry
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FPR=X
X = (Casting Surface/Casting Volume) /
(Riser Surface/Riser Volume)
X=0.12/y-0.05 + 1.0*
*The constants are from experiments and
are empirical
References - AFS Text Chapter 16; Chastain's Foundry manual Vol 2, Google
Pouring Basin - This is the "Crucible -Mold Interface", A pouring cup and
pouring basin are not equivalents, The pouring cup is simply a larger target
when pouring out of the crucible, a Pouring Basin has several components
that aid in creating a laminar flow of clean metal into the sprue.
The basin acts as a point for the liquid metal to enter the gating system in
a laminar fashion.
"Crucible-Mold Interface" is where the metal
from the crucible first contacts the mold
surface. This area is lower than where the
Mouth of the Sprue is located, by having a pool
of metal from the flow will be less chaotic than
pouring from the crucible down into the sprue.
"Dross-Dam" - to skim or hold back any dross
from the crucible or what accumulated through
the act of pouring.
As the lower portion fills and the metal is
skimmed, the clean(er) metal will rise up to
meet the opening of the sprue in a more
controlled fashion.
Continuity Equation
Q= Rate of Flow
(Constant - uncompressible)
V=Velocity of flow
A=Area (Cross-section)
Unpressurized:
The key distinction is that the Runner must have
a cross sectional area greater than the Choke,
and it would appear that the Gate(s) would equal
or be larger than the Runner(s).
Common Ratio's noted in Chastian's Vol 2 are:
1:2:4
1:3:3
1:4:4
1:4:6
STRUCTURE
FOR PURE METALS:
At the mould walls, metal cools rapidly. Produces
solidified skin or shell (thickness depends on composition, mould
temperature, mould size and shape etc)
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FOR ALLOYS:
Alloys solidify over a range of temperatures
Begins when temp. drops below liquidous, completed
when it reaches solidous.
Within this temperature range, mushy or pasty state
(Structure as in figure)
Inner zone can be extended throughout by adding a
catalyst.- sodium, bismuth, tellurium, Mg
(or by eliminating thermal gradient, i.e. eliminating
convection. (Expts in space to see the effect of lack of
gravity in eliminating convection)
SOLIDIFICATION TIME
During solidification, thin solidified
skin begins to form at the cool mould
walls.
Thickness increases with time.
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CHVORINOVS RULE
solidification time (t) is a function of volume of
the casting and its surface area
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(2) CONTRACTION OF
SOLIDIFYING METAL,
LATENT HEAT OF
FUSION
2
T
3
(3) CONTRACTION OF
SOLIDIFIED METAL
DURING DROP TO
AMBIENT TEMP
Time
OUT OF THESE, LARGEST SHRINKAGE DURING
COOLING OF CASTING (ITEM 3) eg:pure metal
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POROSITY BY GASES
LIQUID METALS HAVE HIGH SOLUBILITY FOR
GASES
DISSOLVED GASES EXPELLED FROM
SOLUTION DURING SOLIDIFICATION
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Ductility
Elongation
Reduction of area
10
Porosity(%)
15
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Index
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TEST FOR
FLUIDITY
USING A SPIRAL
MOULD.
FLUIDITY INDEX IS
THE LENGTH OF
THE SOLIDIFIED
METAL IN THE
SPIRAL PASSAGE.
GREATER THE
LENGTH, GREATER
THE FLUIDITY
INDEX.
PATTERN
Model of a casting constructed such that it
forms an impression in moulding sand
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PATTERN
1st step- Prepare model (pattern)
Differs from the casting
Differences Pattern Allowances.
To compensate for metal shrinkage,
Provide sufficient metal for machining
Easiness in moulding
As Shrinkage allowance, Draft allowance, Finishing allowance,
Distortion or camber allowance,
Shaking or rapping allowance
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MATERIAL
1. WOOD.
2. METAL
Al, CI, Brass,
3. For special casting processes, Polystyrene which leaves mould as gas when heated also used.
Types- many
Simple-Identical patterns;
Complex, intricate- with number of pieces.
Single or loose piece; Split; gated; Match Plate;
Sweep; Segmental; Skeleton(frame, ribbed), skell;
Boxed Up; Odd shaped etc. Sketches--
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Material
1. WOOD.
(+) Cheap, easily available, light, easiness in surfacing, preserving (by shellac coating), workable, ease in joining, fabrication
(-) Moisture effects, wear by sand abrasion, warp during forming, not for rough use.
Must be properly dried/ seasoned,
free from knots, straight grained
Egs. Burma teak, pine wood, mahogany, Sal, Deodar, Shisham, Walnut, Apple tree
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2. METAL:
For durability, strength
Egs: Al alloys, Brass, Mg alloys, Steel, cast Iron for
mass production
(first, wooden pattern is made, then cast in the metal)
Type of material depends on shape, size, number of
castings required, method of moulding etc.
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TYPES OF PATTERNS
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THIN PATTERN
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7. GATED PATTERN
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8. SWEEP PATTERN
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9. SEGMENTAL PATTERN
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Stickle board
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columns etc
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CHARACTERISTICS OF
PATTERN MATERIALS
CHARACTERISTIC
RATING
WOOD
MACHINABILITY
WEAR RESISTANCE
STRENGTH
WEIGHT
REPAIRABILITY
RESISTANCE TO:
AL
STEEL
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Functions of pattern
MOULDING SAND
Granular particles from the breakdown of rocks by frost, wind, heat and water currents
Complex Composition in different places
At bottom and banks of rivers
- mainly silica (86 to 90%); Alumina (4% to 8 %);
Iron oxide (2 to 5%) with oxides of Ti, Mn, Ca. etc.
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NATURAL SAND , called Green sand. Only water as binder; can maintain water for long time
SYNTHETIC SAND.- (1)GREEN and (2)DRY types
(1) Artificial sand by mixing clay free sand, binder(water and bentonite)
Contains New silica sand 25%; Old sand 70%;
bentonite 1.5%;moisture 3% to 3.5%
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DRY SAND- for moulding large castings. Moulds of green sand dried and baked with venting done. Add- cow dung, horse manure etc.
LOAM SAND- mixture of clay and sand milled with water to thin plastic paste. Mould made on soft bricks. The mould dried very slowly before cast. For large regular shapesdrums, chemical pans etc.
FACING SAND- used directly with surface of pattern; comes in contact with molten metal; must have high strength, refractoriness.
Silica sand and clay without used sand- plumbago powder, Ceylon lead, or graphite used. Layer of 20 to 30 mm thick--about 10% to 15% of whole mould sand
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BACKING SAND- old used moulding sand called floor sand black in colour. Used to fill mould at back of facing layer. Weak in bonding strength
SYSTEM SAND- used in machine moulding to fill whole of flask. Strength, premealibility and refractoriness high
PARTING SAND- used for separating boxes from adhering, free from clay
CORE SAND- for making cores. Silica sand with core oil (linseed oil, rosin, light mineral oil, binders etc)
SPECIALISED SANDS - like CO2 sand, Shell sand, etc for special applications
Mould washers- slurry of fine ceramic grains applied on mould surface to minimize fusing
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NATURAL SAND
SYNTHETIC SAND.- GREEN and DRY
DRY SAND
LOAM SAND
FACING SAND
BACKING SAND
SYSTEM SAND
PARTING SAND
CORE SAND
SPECIALISED SANDS
Mould washers
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FURNACES
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FOUNDRIES
From Latin word- fundere (meaning melting & pouring)
Pattern & Mould making- automated, computer integrated
facilities- CAD/CAM
Melting, controlling composition & impurities, pouringUse of conveyors, automated handling, shakeout,
cleaning, heat treatment, inspection, etc.
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CUPOLA
* CHARGE PASSES DOWNWARDS
UNDER GRAVITY
* MEETS FLOW OF HOT GASES
MOVING UPWARDS
* CONTINUOUS IN OPERATION
.Vertical steel shell, lined with fire
bricks.
.Base on four steel columns
.Hinged doors in the base plate to
remove residue at the end of melt.
.Air blast through tuyeres (number on
size)
.Through charging door, coke, pig
iron, scrap & lime stone charged.
.Cold & Hot blast cupolas.
TOWER FURNACE
TO MELT ALUMINIUM
& alloys
3 main sectionscharging elevator,
melting unit, holding
furnace (Cylindrical
rotary unit).
Automatic controls
Grate above burners
supports solid charge
Molten charge runs
down
REVERBERATORY FURNACE
Small units (50kg) for melting non ferrous metals, large (about 25T)
10 T capacity to melt iron
AIR FURNACE:
One type of RB- to melt cast iron for roll mill rolls, malleable castings,
15 T capacity Charge out of contact with fuel, less sulphur absorbed,
long melting time enables control of composition, large size scrap
handled.
Lump coal, pulverised fuel, oil used to fire. Solid coal burnt in a grate
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Casting a component
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Material:535 aluminum.
Process: Sand casting.
Casting Supplier: Dent
Manufacturing, Inc.,
Northampton, Pennsylvania.
This 2-lb casting replaced four
stainless steel fittings, eliminating
the need for several nut and bolt
assemblies.
The 8.5 x 7.5 x 3.5-in. component is
designed to hold 1.25-in. steel pipe
handrails on a bike rack.
The foundry polishes and clear
anodizes the casting for a longlasting finish, which provides a
cleaner appearance when
compared to the previous assembly.
The casting eliminates the need for
multiple parts, reducing
manufacturing time and overall
cost.
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DIE CASTING
GRAVITY
OR PERMANENT MOULD
COLD CHAMBER
HOT CHAMBER
(HEATING CHAMBER)
OUTSIDE THE MACHINE
INTEGRAL WITH THE MACHINE
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PERMANENT MOULD
OR GRAVITY DIE CASTING
*METALLIC MOULDS USED -
MOULD TO
WITHSTAND TEMPERATURE
*NO EXTERNAL PRESSURE APPLIED,
*HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE BY RISERING
*LAMP BLACK/CORE OIL APPLIED TO DIE SURFACES
FOR EASY REMOVAL
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+POINTS
- POINTS
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SEMIPERMANENT DIECASTING
DIE PRESSURE AT 20 TO 20,000 ATM
PRESSURE FILL SOLIDIFICATION
FOR NONFERROUS METALS
FOR INTRICATE SHAPES
CLOSE TOLERANCES POSSIBLE
FOR MASS PRODUCTION, >10,000
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3.
4.
ARRANGEMENT FOR
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AUTOMATIC REMOVAL OF CORES- IF ANY
CENTRIFUGAL CASTING
TRUEFOR HOLLOW CIRCULAR- PIPES- SHAPE
BY CENTRIFUGAL ACTION- SPEED OF
ROTATION IMPORTANT
CAN BE HORIZONTAL, VERTICAL OR
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FINISHES:
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DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
USE OF RIBS, HUBS, BOSSES MUST BE TO REDUCE WEIGHT,
STRENGTHEN THE PART, IMPROVE THE APPEARANCE
THICK SECTIONS MAKE DIE HOTTER AND THUS LESSEN
DIE LIFE
LARGE SECTIONS TO BE COOLED MAY CAUSE POROSITY
EXCESSIVE SECTIONAL CHANGES TO BE AVOIDED
AVOID UNDERCUTS
FILLETS DESIRABLE OVER SHARP EDGES
DRAFTS NEEDED ON ALL CASTINGS
EJECTOR PINS AT BACK TO AVOID VISIBILITY OF MARKS
FLASH NECESSARY , TO BE REMOVED LATER BY
TRIMMING
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DIE MATERIALS
CASTING ALLOYS
DIE MATERIAL
ZINC, Al
COPPER BASE
ALLOYS
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ALUMINIUM ALLOYS:
BY COLD CHAMBER PROCESS Cu 3 to 3.5%, Si 5 to 11 %, BALANCE Al.
LIGHTEST ALLOYS, GOOD CORROSION
RESISTANCE, FINE GRAINED STRUCTURE
DUE TO CHILLING EFFECT
Tensile Strength: 1250 to 2500 Kg/cm2
GOOD MACHINABILITY, SURFACE FINISH
USES:
USES MACHINE PARTS, AUTOMOTIVE,
HOUSE HOLD APPLIANCES ETC.
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Computerized process technology automatically controls the casting process, and then,
at the end of the 4.5 minute casting cycle, cools and ejects the wheel onto a catcher arm
designed for this purpose.
Holding furnaces contain between 500-750kg of molten alloy - sufficient for up to
approx. 4 hours of casting operations. When the holding furnace is exhausted it is
exchanged for a full replacement furnace using the transfer shuttle - illustrated above without interruption to the casting process.
Hydraulic systems control many of the units operating movements, and, due to high
operating temperatures many measures have to be taken to enable minimization of risk
and reduction of maintenance of these systems. For example, it is necessary for all
hydraulic systems to employ fire resistant fluids thereby eliminating fire risk. Likewise,
all hydraulic hoses have to be metal covered and insulated against accidental splashes
of molten metal.
The operators of the Counter Pressure Casting Machines perform an initial visual
quality control as the wheels are ejected from each unit and palleted ready for transport
to the Riser cutting department.
At this first stage in the machining process following casting, the removal of the gates
and risers is carried out by automated machines designed for this purpose with a cycle
time of 50 seconds per wheel. The CNC riser-cutting unit performs the following
operations
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Removal of the channel burrs corresponding to the surface joints on the Dies
moving parts
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V-Process
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All patterns are made from epoxy, machined plastics, SLA or LDM. There
is no need to retool for production quantities.
Unlimited Pattern Life
Patterns are protected by plastic film during each sand molding cycle.
Easy Revisions To Patterns
No metal tooling to weld or mill. Great for prototypes.
Short-Run Production Capability
Excellent for short-run production while waiting for hard tooling. The VPROCESS method can outproduce traditional prototype methods such as
plaster or investment castings.
Fast Turnaround
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CENTRIFUGAL CASTING
+ points:
Denser structure, cleaner, foreign elements
segregated (inner surface)
Mass production with less rejection
Runners, risers, cores avoided
Improved mechanical properties
Closer dimensions possible, less machining
Thinner sections possible
Any metal can be cast
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- points:
- Only for cylindrical and annular parts with limited
range of sizes
- High initial cost
- Skilled labour needed
- Too high speed leads to surface cracks- (high
stresses in the mould )
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CENTRIFUGAL CASTING
AN OVERVIEW
Known for several hundred years.
But its evolution into a sophisticated production method for other
than simple shapes has taken place only in this century.
Today, very high quality castings of considerable complexity are
produced using this technique.
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For copper alloy castings, moulds are usually made from carbon
steel coated with a suitable refractory mold wash.
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PRODUCTS
Brake drum for commercial highway Class 8 trucks and trailers.
Material:Gray iron.
Process: Centrifugal casting.
This 84-lb brake drum is produced by casting gray
iron centrifugally into a steel shell. This shell acts as
a protective jacket, resulting in superior drum
strength and allowing for the removal of iron in the
drum band and mounting areas normally required
in a full cast brake drum.
Through concerted efforts between the foundry,
machine shop and engineering/testing resources, 6 lb
were removed from the brake drum while providing
the same performance, balance and reliability as the
standard drum. With the weight optimized at 84 lb,
the drums are ideal for weight sensitive applications
such as refrigerated trailers, tankers and bulk
haulers.
Utilizing these drums on an 18-wheel tractor/trailer
application can provide up to 224 lb of weight
savings.
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INTRODUCTION
Investment casting, often called lost wax casting, is
regarded as a precision casting process to fabricate nearnet-shaped metal parts from almost any alloy. Although its
history lies to a great extent in the production of art, the
most common use of investment casting in more recent
history has been the production of components requiring
complex, often thin-wall castings. A complete description of
the process is complex. But, the sequential steps of the
investment casting process are as below, with emphasis on
casting from rapid prototyping patterns.
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The major impact rapid prototyping processes have had on investment casting is
their ability to make high-quality patterns (Fig. 5) without the cost and lead times
associated with fabricating injection mold dies.
In addition, a pattern can be fabricated directly from a design engineer's computeraided design (CAD) solid model. Now it is possible to fabricate a complex pattern in
a matter of hours and provide a casting in a matter of days.
Investment casting is usually required for fabricating complex shapes where other
manufacturing processes are too costly and time-consuming.
Another advantage of rapid prototyping casting is the low cost of producing
castings in small lot sizes.
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Duck bill for White Cap, L.L.C. to seal caps on food jars.
Material:316L stainless steel.
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Converted from a
weldment, the cast design
reduced component weight
and machining time
required.
The 1-lb component is cast
near-net-shape with zero
draft and webbed walls.
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+ Points:
Drying not necessary
Immediately ready for pouring
Very high strength achieved
Dimensional accuracy very good
- Points
- Collapsibility poor, can be improved by additives
- Na2O SiO2 attacks and spoils wooden pattern
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Funnel
Mould
CO2
CO2 Moulding
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DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
CAREFUL CONTROL OF LARGE NUMBER OF
VARIABLES NEEDED
CHARACTERISTICS OF METALS & ALLOYS
CAST
METHOD OF CASTING
MOULD DESIGN
GATING SYSTEM
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COST
DIE
SAND
EQUIPMENT
LABOUR
PRODUCTION
RATE (pc/hr)
L-M
<20
SHELL
L-M
M-H
L-M
<50
PLASTER
L-M
M-H
<10
INVESTMENT
M-H
L-M
<1000
PERMANENT
MOULD
L-M
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L-M
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THIXOTROPIC DIE
CASTING
Some of the die-cast joints used in the Insight's aluminum
body are made using a newly developed casting technology
invented by Honda engineers, called Thixotropic Die
Casting.
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Ejector Pump
The ejector pump is a type
of vacuum pump. Gas is
removed from a container
by passing steam or water at
a high velocity through a
chamber that is connected
to the container. The mixing
chamber contains both the
gas from the container and
the steam or water. At the
inlet port, the ejector pump
is connected to the
container that is being
evacuated.
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Melting
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+ points
Dimensional accuracy 0.008 t0 0.01 mm per mm
Excellent surface finish as no sand used.. No further
machining or grinding
Non ferrous thin sectioned intricate castings made.
- points
Limited to non ferrous castings.(sulphur in gypsum
reacts with ferrous metals at high temperatures)
Very low permeability as metal moulds used. Moulds
not permanent, destroyed when castings removed.
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INSPECTION OF CASTINGS
SEVERAL METHODS
VISUAL
OPTICAL
- FOR SURFACE DEFECTS
SUBSURFACE AND INTERNAL DEFECTS
THROUGH NDTs & DTs
PRESSURE TIGHTNESS OF VALVES BY
SEALING THE OPENING AND
PRESSURISING WITH WATER
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CASTING DEFECTS
SURFACE
METALLIC PROJECTION (4)
DEFECTIVE SURFACE (11)
CHANGE IN DIMENSION- WARP
INCOMPLETE CASTING
MISRUN, RUNOUT
CAVITYBLOWHOLES, SHRINKAGE
PINHOLES
DISCONTINUITY
HOT CRACK
COLD SHUT, COLD CRACK
SUBSURFACE
SUBSURFACE CAVITY
INCLUSIONS
DISCONTINUITY
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NDTs
Methods of testing
DestructiveNon destructiveRadiagraphic
Ultrasonic
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ULTRASONIC TESTING
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Why Ultrasonics ?
Ultrasonic
waves
are
simply
vibrational waves having a frequency
higher than the hearing range of the
normal human ear, which is typically
considered to be 20,000 cycles per
second (Hz).
The upper end of the range is not well
defined. Frequencies higher than 10
GHz have been generated. However,
most
practical
ultrasonic
flaw
detection
is
accomplished
with
frequencies from 200 kHz to 20 MHz,
with 50 MHz used in material property
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for flaw detection and material
In solids, the particles can (a) oscillate along the direction of sound
propagation as longitudinal waves, or (b) the oscillations can be
perpendicular to the direction of sound waves as transverse waves.
At surfaces and interfaces, various types of elliptical or complex
vibrations of the particles occur.
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THEORY OF TESTING
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MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS
Make:
Weight:
Calibration range upto 9999 mm.
Choice of Frequency range
Provision for adjusting gain.
Documentation possibility via printer
Limitation:.
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Probe
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SCANNING TECHNIQUES
Pulse Echo method
Straight beam method
Angle beam method
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Inspection of:
Gas porosity
Slag Entrapment
Cracks
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Inspection of Rails
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New trend:
Ultrasonic Simulation - UTSIM
UTSIM is a user interface integrating a
CAD model representing a part under
inspection and an ultrasound beam
model.
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