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Figure 4: Die-cast unit FRECH DAW 315 (left), die casting mold (center) and final cast part with integrated RFID transponder (right)

Autonomous Control of Intelligent Products in Beginning of Life Processes

Beyond the Barcode: Embedding Intelligence Directly into Your Die Castings This technical summary is based on the academic paper “Autonomous Control of Intelligent Products in Beginning of Life Processes” by Karl A. Hribernik, Christoph Pille, Oliver Jeken, Klaus-Dieter Thoben, Katja Windt, and Matthias Busse, published in the International Conference on Product Lifecycle Management. Keywords Executive

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Figure 1. Used molds and presses

Impact of Aspect Ratio on the Mechanical Properties of Squeeze-Cast Aluminum Alloys

Optimizing AA6061 Performance: How Component Geometry Dictates Squeeze Casting Process Success This technical summary is based on the academic paper “IMPACT ASPECT RATIO ON MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF ALUMINUM ALLOY PRODUCED BY SQUEEZE CASTING PROCESS” by S.S. Mutar and N.S. Abtan, published in the International Journal on “Technical and Physical Problems of Engineering” (IJTPE) (2023). Keywords

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Gambar 2.3 Piston

DESIGN OF GATING SYSTEM ON PISTON OF MOBIL SINJAI WITH GRAVITY DIE CASTING METHOD

Eliminating Shrinkage Defects in Piston Casting: A Gating System Design Breakthrough This technical summary is based on the academic paper “DESIGN OF GATING SYSTEM ON PISTON OF MOBIL SINJAI WITH GRAVITY DIE CASTING METHOD” by Rizki Yustisiabellah, published by Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember (2015). Keywords Executive Summary The Challenge: Why This Research Matters for HPDC

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Fig.2 - Nearest neighbour distances a) averages and error, b) distribution of nearest neighbour distances.

Comparison between high-pressure die-cast and rheo-cast aluminium-SiCp MMC; wear and friction behaviour

Rethinking Wear Resistance: Why Softer Aluminium MMCs Can Outperform Harder Ones in HPDC Applications This technical summary is based on the academic paper “Comparison between high-pressure die-cast and rheo-cast aluminium-SiCp MMC; wear and friction behaviour” by A. E. W. Jarfors, R. Ghasemi, S. Awe, C. K. Jammula, published in La Metallurgia Italiana (2021). It has

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Figure 1 The aluminium life cycle

The Chemical Composition of Post-Consumer Aluminium Scrap – A Challenge in Aluminium Recycling

The Recycled Aluminum Dilemma: Mastering Chemical Composition for High-Integrity Die Casting This technical summary is based on the academic paper “The Chemical Composition of Post-Consumer Aluminium Scrap – A Challenge in Aluminium Recycling” by Ciprian Bulei, Imre Kiss, and Mihai–Paul Todor, published in Acta Polytechnica Hungarica (2023). Keywords Executive Summary The Challenge: Why This Research

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Fig. 3.11: Equivalent alternating stress for aluminium alloy

Effect of Die Geometry on Fatigue Analysis of Aluminium Alloy (ADC12 Aluminium A383) using Pressure Die Casting Process

The 1mm Advantage: Optimizing Coolant Channel Placement to Maximize Die Life in Aluminum HPDC This technical summary is based on the academic paper “Effect of Die Geometry on Fatigue Analysis of Aluminium Alloy (ADC12 Aluminium A383) using Pressure Die Casting Process” by Poshan Dewangan, Ved Prakash Dewangan, Sushil Kumar Maurya, and Lokesh Singh, published in

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Figure 1. Defects in the workpieces revealed in the production process: a) underfilling, b) sticking, c) cracks, d) breakouts, e) discoloration, f) macroporosity.

DEFECT ANALYSIS OF EN AC-435000 ALLOY DIE CASTINGS USING THE PARETO-LORENTZ DIAGRAM

Slash Scrap Rates: A Pareto-Lorenz HPDC Defect Analysis for EN AC-435000 Alloy This technical summary is based on the academic paper “DEFECT ANALYSIS OF EN AC-435000 ALLOY DIE CASTINGS USING THE PARETO-LORENTZ DIAGRAM” by Mariusz HEJNE, Jarosław PIĄTKOWSKI, and Robert WIESZAŁA, published in SCIENTIFIC PAPERS OF SILESIAN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT SERIES NO.

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Figure.1. Optical micrographs of the as cast samples (a) Die casting specimen, (b) Squeeze Casting at pressure of 50MPa, (c) Squeeze Casting at pressure of 75MPa, (d) Squeeze Casting at pressure of 100MPa

A Comparative Work on Die Casting and Squeeze Casting Techniques of A319 Cast Aluminium Alloy

Squeeze Casting vs. Die Casting: A Data-Driven Comparison for A319 Aluminum Alloy Components This technical summary is based on the academic paper “A Comparative Work on Die Casting and Squeeze Casting Techniques of A319 Cast Aluminium Alloy” by M. Naveen Kumar, V. Mohanavel, C. Jayasekar, N. Dineshbabu and S. Udishkumar, published in the 11th International

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Fig. 9. Freezing time [s] of materials CP-Al, 2124, 2218, and 6063 prepared at 0, 25, 75, 100, 125 and 150 MPa

EFFECT OF LIQUID FORGING PRESSURE ON SOLUBILITY AND FREEZING COEFFICIENTS OF CAST ALUMINUM 2124, 2218 AND 6063 ALLOYS

How Liquid Forging Pressure Unlocks Superior Hardness and Reduces Porosity in Aluminum Alloys This technical summary is based on the academic paper “EFFECT OF LIQUID FORGING PRESSURE ON SOLUBILITY AND FREEZING COEFFICIENTS OF CAST ALUMINUM 2124, 2218 AND 6063 ALLOYS” by Vineet Tirth and Amir Arabi, published in Archives of Metallurgy and Materials (2020). It

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Fig.1 Thermal analysis of the temperature profile obtained by the inverse heat transfer model

MICROSTRUCTURE SIMULATION OF HIGH PRESSURE DIE CAST MAGNESIUM ALLOY BASED ON MODIFIED CA METHOD

This introduction paper is based on the paper “MICROSTRUCTURE SIMULATION OF HIGH PRESSURE DIE CAST MAGNESIUM ALLOY BASED ON MODIFIED CA METHOD” published by “ACTA METALLURGICA SINICA”. 1. Overview: 2. Abstract: As the lightest structural material, magnesium alloy has been widely used in the automotive, aerospace and electronic industries. High pressure die casting (HPDC) process

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