Inherent Discontinuities - Cold Shuts Flashcards

1
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Location of cold shuts:

A

surface and subsurface

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Characteristics of cold shuts:

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smooth indentations on the cast surface and may resemble a forging lap

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When are cold shuts produced?

A

during the casting of molten metal

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4
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What are cold shuts a result of?

A

splashing, surging, interrupted pouring or the meeting or two streams of metal coming from different directions or any other factor that prevents complete fusion

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5
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Where do cold shuts typically occur in a casting?

A

by the gate

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6
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Which material is most prone to cold shuts?

A

magnesium, because the speed in which it sets

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7
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Appearance of cold shuts:

A

smooth, regular, continuous or intermittent lines

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8
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Liquid penetrants used to test nickel based alloys, stainless steels and titanium should not contain more than _____% sulfur or chlorine

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