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Overview – casting techniques
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Overview – casting techniques Fig. 1: Flame centrifugal casting The alloy is melted with the flame and fed into the cavity with the centrifuge arm.
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Overview – casting techniques Fig. 2: Centrifugal casting with crucibles The alloy is melted with the resistance heating and transported/fed into the cavity of the casting with the centrifuge arm. |
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Overview – casting techniques Fig. 3: Induction centrifugal casting The alloy is melted with the resistance heating and transported/fed into the cavity of the casting with the centrifuge arm. |
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Overview – casting techniques Fig. 4: Resistance-heated vacuum pressure casting The alloy is melted with the resistance heating and flows into the cavity (oxygen-reduced atmosphere); residual filling is achieved by pressurization. |
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Overview – casting techniques Fig. 5: Induction vacuum pressure casting The alloy is melted with the induction heating and flows into the cavity (oxygen-reduced atmosphere); residual filling and homogenization during the solidification process are achieved by pressurization. |
