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1
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Advantages of Casting :
A
- Can create complex part geometries
- Can create both external and internal shapes
- Can produce very large parts
- Some casting methods are suited to mass production
2
Q
Disadvantages of Casting:
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- Limitations on mechanical properties
- Poor dimensional accuracy
- Safety hazard to workers
- Environmental problems
3
Q
Change from liquid to solid volume will increase .
It is called ——— .
A
Shrinkage
4
Q
- Use an expendable mold which must be ——– to remove casting .
- Use a permanent mold which can be used to produce —– —–
A
- desrtoyed
- many castings
5
Q
Cope =
Drag =
A
- upper half of mold
* bottom half
6
Q
What is this
- is a source of liquid metal to compensate for shrinkage of the part during solidification.
- it is waste of material
- designed to freeze after the main casting in order to satisft its function.
- To minmize waste in the unit operation , it is desirable for the volume of metal in the ——– to be a minimum.
A
Riser
7
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Mold constant Cm depends on :
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- Mold material
- Thermal properties of casting metal
- Pouring temperature relative to melting point