Tag Archives: Applications

Figure 6 Surface temperature of sprue core.

High Thermal Conductivity Steel and its Application to Die Casting Tools

How High Thermal Conductivity Steel Revolutionizes Die Casting Molds for Faster Cycles and Higher Quality This technical summary is based on the academic paper “High Thermal Conductivity Steel and its Application to Die Casting Tools” by K. Namiki, Masamichi. Kawano, and Thomas Schade, published in NADCA DIE CASTING CONGRESS & EXPOSITION (2012). It has been

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RECENT GROWING DEMAND FOR MAGNESIUM IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY

Recent Growing Demand for Magnesium in the Automotive Industry

Magnesium Die Casting: Meeting Automotive’s Growing Demand for Lighter, More Efficient Components This technical summary is based on the academic paper “Recent Growing Demand for Magnesium in the Automotive Industry” by María Josefa Freiría Gándara, published in Materiali in tehnologije / Materials and technology (2011). It has been analyzed and summarized for technical experts by

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Figure 1.0: Aluminum cast centrifugal pump casing. Figure 1.1: Aluminum casting process.

Theoretical Analysis of Liquid Aluminum Flow in Aluminum Casting Processes

Beyond Trial and Error: A New Model for Aluminum Casting Process Optimization This technical summary is based on the academic paper “Theoretical Analysis of Liquid Aluminum Flow in Aluminum Casting Processes” by Taiwo Alare and Feranmi J Adeloye, published in PriMera Scientific Engineering (2023). Keywords Executive Summary The Challenge: Why This Research Matters for HPDC

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Fig. 1: A challenging task: simulating the casting process to predict component properties. The biggest benefit of the casting process is its ability to perform many tasks at the same time. However, it is also its biggest drawback, as many process parameters are linked to each other and have to be considered simultaneously.

Cast iron – a predictable material

From Art to Science: How Advanced Cast Iron Simulation Delivers Predictable Performance and Quality This technical summary is based on the academic paper “Cast iron – a predictable material” by Jörg C. Sturm and Guido Busch, published in The 69th WFC Paper (2011). Keywords Executive Summary The Challenge: Why This Research Matters for HPDC Professionals

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Fig. 1. a) cross section of a slab with solidification cracks, b) Reflection configuration: Excitation laser and detection laser are arranged at the same spot. Ultrasonic waves are induced in the sample by an pulsed excitation laser (red), propagate through the sample and get reflected or scattered by interfaces (cracks, blowholes,…). The detection of reflected and scattered ultrasonic waves is realized with a two wave beam mixing interferometer (green). c) Transmission configuration: Excitation laser (red) and detection laser (green) are arranged at the opposite side of the sample.

Detection of Casting Defects in Aluminum Slabs by Laser Ultrasonic Measurements

Real-Time Defect Detection: How Laser Ultrasonic Testing Is Revolutionizing Aluminum Casting Quality Control This technical summary is based on the academic paper “Detection of Casting Defects in Aluminum Slabs by Laser Ultrasonic Measurements” by Jürgen ROITHER et al., published in the proceedings of the 19th World Conference on Non-Destructive Testing (2016). It has been analyzed

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Fig.7 The final rupture fractography analysis of both experimental materials, SEM a) Stage III in sand mould samples; b) Stage III in metallic mould samples; c) fracture of Si particles; d) fracture of Fe-rich phases; e) fracture of Cu-rich phases.

THE FRACTOGRAPHY STUDY OF FATIGUE FRACTURE SURFACES IN Al-Si CAST ALLOYS

How Casting Method Impacts Fatigue Life in Al-Si Alloys: A Fractography Analysis This technical summary is based on the academic paper “THE FRACTOGRAPHY STUDY OF FATIGUE FRACTURE SURFACES IN Al-Si CAST ALLOYS” by L. Hurtalová, E. Tillová, M. Chalupová, published in Powder Metallurgy Progress, Vol.15 (2015), special issue. Keywords Executive Summary The Challenge: Why This

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Fig. 4. EDX analysis of large iron particle

Influence of Nickel Addition on Properties of Secondary AlSi7Mg0.3 Alloy

Unlocking the Potential of Secondary Aluminum Alloys: How Nickel Addition Mitigates Iron Impurities This technical summary is based on the academic paper “Influence of Nickel Addition on Properties of Secondary AlSi7Mg0.3 Alloy” by L. Richtárech, D. Bolibruchová, M. Brůna, and J.Caiss, published in ARCHIVES of FOUNDRY ENGINEERING (2015). Keywords Executive Summary The Challenge: Why This

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Table 1. The refractory coating for evaporable pattern

APPLICATION OF LOST FOAM CASTING PROCESS FOR MANUFACTURING PARTS IN AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY

Optimizing the Lost Foam Casting Process: A Deep Dive into Refractory Coatings and Process Parameters for Automotive Parts This technical summary is based on the academic paper “APPLICATION OF LOST FOAM CASTING PROCESS FOR MANUFACTURING PARTS IN AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY” by Marko Pavlović, Tatjana Volkov-Husović, Muhamed Sarvan, Milan Đuričić, Fuad Klisura, and Zagorka Acimović, published in

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Fig.1: (a) If the liquid is under-cooled, a protuberance on the solid-liquid interface may grow rapidly as a dendrite. (b) Scanning electron micrograph of dendrites in steel.

Parameters Influencing Dendritic Structure to Improve the Properties of As-Cast Aluminium Alloys

Mastering Dendritic Structure Control: The Key to Stronger, More Reliable As-Cast Aluminium Alloys This technical summary is based on the academic paper “Parameters Influencing Dendritic Structure to Improve the Properties of As-Cast Aluminium Alloys” by Nisheeth Kr. Prasad, P. Kranthi Kumar, Ashok Sharma, and M. K. Bhargava, published in the Indian Foundry Journal (2014). Keywords

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Fig. 5. Comparison between experimental and numerical simulations of the Charpy test for AlSi9MgMn–T1 using a mesh with element lengths of approximately 0.1 mm.

Recent Developments in Through-Process Modelling of Aluminium Die-Castings

Predicting Failure Before it Happens: A Breakthrough in Through-Process Modelling for HPDC Aluminum This technical summary is based on the academic paper “Recent Developments in Through-Process Modelling of Aluminium Die-Castings” by Cato Dørum, Hans Ivar Laukli, Odd Sture Hopperstad, and Torodd Berstad, published in Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Aluminium Alloys (2010). Keywords

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