ppt 1 Flashcards

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Principal Methods in Shaping

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  1. casting
  2. mechanical working
  3. fabrication by joining
  4. machining
  5. powder metallurgy
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advantages of metal casting

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a.No restriction on the type of metal or alloy for casting operation.
b. No restriction on the size of the component for casting.
c. The most intricate external and internal shapes can be formed
by casting process.
d. A wide RANGE OF PROPERTIES can be obtained in cast-parts by suitable
choice of alloy and heat-treatment.
e.The casting process is ECONOMICALLY SUITABLE for both small quantity
jobbing production as well as mass production by automatic machines.
f.The casting process is still the CHEAPEST AVAILABLE TECHNIQUE for
forming many components from raw materials to the final usage stage.

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disadvantages of metal casting

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a.Metal casting involves melting of metal which is a high energy
consuming process.
b.Metal casting is still highly labour-intensive compared to other processes.
c.The quantum of raw materials required for producing a ton of casting is
quite high, needing exhaustive building, handling systems, large space and
inventory cost.
d.The time required for the process of making casting starting from the receipt
of drawing is quite long compared to other processes like machining
e.The working condition in foundries at different stages are quite bad
compared to other process industries.

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Classification of Foundries

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  1. According to the type of metal/alloy cast in the unit.
  2. Nature of production
  3. Basis of the casting process
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5
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According to the type of metal/alloy cast in the unit

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Ferrous or non- ferrous

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Nature of production

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mass production or small quantity

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7
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Basis of the casting process

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expendable vs. permanent mold casting

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8
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Types of Foundries according to the Nature of their
Production

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jobbing
production
semi- production
captive
independent

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9
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one having a physical plant such that it usually
contracts to produce a casting or a small number of
castings of a given kind

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jobbing

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10
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a highly mechanized shop which requires
that large numbers of a given kind of casting be made in
order to produce them at low cost

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production

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11
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are those in which a portion of the work
is a jobbing nature while the balance is production casting

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semi- production

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12
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one which is an integral part of some
manufacturing company and whose castings are consumed
mainly in the products of the parent organization

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captive

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13
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usually a separate company that produces
castings for any number of customers

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independent

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14
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Types of Foundries on the Basis of the casting Process

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  1. expendable mold process
  2. permanent mold process
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15
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uses an expendable mold which must be
destroyed to remove casting

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expendable mold process

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16
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uses a permanent mold which can be used
over and over to produce many castings

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permanent mold process

17
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Mold materials: sand, plaster, and similar materials, plus binders

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expendable mold process

18
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Made of metal (or, less commonly, a ceramic refractory material)

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permanent mold process

19
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Challenges for Filipino Foundry Industry

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a) Lack of quality of raw material
b) Shortage of electric power in many regions
c) Shortage of capital/finance (use of obsolete equipment causing
low productivity)
d) Lack of trained manpower
e) Metal casting is generally a low profit-making, low productive
industry with larger risks from capital, employees, power and
materials.
f) Environmental Pollution

20
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Important Industrial Sectors using castings

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  1. Mining and mineral processing
  2. Core- sector
  3. Chemicals, machine tools, transport, textile etc.
21
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Typical casting used are for excavators, earth moving machinery,
conveyors, crushers, grinders etc.

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Mining and mineral processing

22
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Manufacture of items like steel, cement, thermal, hydro and nuclear power.
Typical components: ingot molds, rolls, furnace parts, turbine parts, kilntyres, drive-unit gears, crushing and grinding parts, etc.

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Core- sector

23
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Industries like fertilizers plants, petrol refineries, sugar and chemicals
Typical parts: corrosion resistant castings, valves, heat-resistant castings

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Chemicals, machine tools, transport, textile etc.