2012
DOI: 10.1007/s11665-012-0458-y
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Optimization of Mold Yield in MultiCavity Sand Castings

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“…This constraint was defined by the relation (9). Ingate module needs to be lower than or equal to the casting part module.…”
Section: Modulus Of Ingatementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This constraint was defined by the relation (9). Ingate module needs to be lower than or equal to the casting part module.…”
Section: Modulus Of Ingatementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kotas et al 8 summarized the findings of multi-objective optimization of a gravity sand-cast steel part for which an increase in casting yield via riser optimization was considered. Shinde et al 9 proposed a methodology to optimize mold yield by selecting the correct combination of the mold box size and the number of cavities based on solidification time and mold temperature, whereas Kumaravadivel and Natarajan 10 optimized the process variables in sand casting. In this research, the authors have kept their prime focus on minimizing the defects developed in the sand casting process by PWA (process window approach).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The outcome should be ensured consistent totally in the casting process, and if not form an effective contrast test, this will influence test results and accuracy. Therefore, in the process of die design, the die is designed as a die with two cavities [5].It ensures the round cross-section and rectangular cross-section of the specimen under the same solidification condition, casting in the same environment. Based on the geometry structure of castings, the mold cavity layout was adopted in the form of left to right distribution.…”
Section: Specimen Designmentioning
confidence: 99%