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Casting process
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Casting Definition
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Casting steps
Steps in casting are three:
Melt the metal
Let it freeze
Take the solidified casting out of the mould
Clean the Casting
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Casting Advantages
Can create complex part geometries
Can create both external and internal shapes
Some casting processes are net shape; others
are near net shape
Can produce very large parts
Some casting methods are suited to mass
production.
It is economical to use.
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Disadvantages of casting
Limitations on mechanical properties
Poor dimensional accuracy and surface finish for
some processes; e.g., sand casting
Safety hazards to workers due to hot molten metals
Environmental problems
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:Application
Transportation Vehicle
Turbine Blades
Machine Tool Structure
Few Agricultural parts
Aircraft jet engine blades, Mill housing
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Section of casting/Foundry
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Sand Casting
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Casting mold
Open and closed
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Types of molds
Expandable molds
After the casting has solidifies, the molds in
these molds are broken up to remove the
casting.
Permanent molds
The casting can be easily removed and the
mold used for the next casting.
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Solidification of Metals
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Solidification shrinkage
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Sand Casting
Properties required in sand
Permeability
Strength
Refractoriness
Grain size and shape
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Elements of Sand mould
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Pattern
Pattern allowances
Shrinkage
Draft
Machining (Finish)
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Machining Allowances
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Core
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Sand Mold Preparation Steps
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Step 1
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Step 2
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Step 3
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Step 4
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Step 5
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Die Casting
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Die Casting Steps
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