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Cho, In-Sung
- Journal of Korea Foundry Society
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- v.42 no.1
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- pp.35-41
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- 2022
In the present paper, the data management of casting processes has been discussed. In order to construct a smart factory in the foundry industry, understanding of the whole casting processes has to be in the first place. Casting process data can be obtained at the kiosk operated by casting engineers and data acquired by sensors in the foundry facility. However, preprocessing of the casting process data must be carried out in order to analyze the casting process by the data. Techniques and some examples for data preprocessing in the foundry was introduced.
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김희성;진치섭
- Journal of the Korea Concrete Institute
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- v.12 no.3
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- pp.87-94
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- 2000
Disposal of casting foundry fly ash generally depends on reclamation up to the present. This is the great loss from a standpoint of saving resources and utilizing industrial wastes. Therefore, a study on the reuse of fly ash as a substitute material for construction is necessary in order to utilize industrial wastes, to reduce cost and improve quality in producing concrete products, and to protect environment from pollution. In this study, methods for the reuse of the casting foundry fly ash, industrial wastes products, as an admixture for concrete are discussed. For this purpose, fly ash was extracted from casting foundry and tests of physical and chemical properties are executed. Also, various characteristics of concrete using fly ash as an admixture are experimented. Finally, the reuse methods for casting foundry fly ash are presented.
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Han, Yo-Sub;Lee, Ho-In;Kim, Sung-Su;Kim, Jung-Sik
- Journal of Korea Foundry Society
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- v.13 no.3
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- pp.259-267
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- 1993
The effects of casting processes-direct and indirect squeeze casting, permanent mold casting and die casting on the microstructure and mechanical properties were studied for the hypereutectic B390 aluminium alloy. The effects of T5 and T6 heat treatment were also examined. The direct and indirect squeeze casting showed no casting defects such as porosity and shrinkage were observed in permanent mold castings and die castings. The primary silicon phase was refined and homogeneously distributed in the order of indirect squeeze casting, diecasting, direct squeeze casting and permanent mold casting. Depletion of primary silicon phase in die casting surface was disappeared in indirect squeeze casting. Tensile strength of cast and heat treated specimens were increased in the order of direct squeeze casting, permanent mold casting, indirect squeeze casting and die casting. Hardness of indirect squeeze castings was larger than that of other castings. As indirect squeeze casting of B390 aluminium alloy, the time of T6 heat treatment to achieve high strength can be reduced.
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Tsumura, Osamu;Yoshimoto, Kazuo;Yamakuro, Sigeru
- Journal of Korea Foundry Society
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- v.24 no.2
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- pp.63-70
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- 2004
Foundry techniquews for large steel casting depends on the skills of foundrymen considerably. Especially, the problem of reducing casring surface defects is difficult to clear numerically. Statistical analysis by using wuantification theory for hot tear and sand inclusion, and multiple regression analysis for dimensional defects have been shown to be examples of solving this difficulty. Many causes of surface defects can be evaluated by these analyses. These evaluations serve as the base data of defect reduction and contribute to the constant improvement of casting quality and quality enhancement activity. The system to perform quality enhancement activity was developed and it proved very useful for transfering foundry techniques and skills from the old to young generations.
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