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Within the process workspace, users will find all the tools they need to model their centrifugal casting process. Spinning molds and rotating meshes provide users with the flexibility to model any mold motion imaginable, as well as ladle pouring.
Cylindrical meshing offers the greatest flow modeling accuracy possible. Multi-block meshing provides even more detail to areas of high shear and large temperature gradients. Process-related defects such as excessive dross due to raining, or air entrainment during fill can be simulated. Process parameters such as mold preheat temperature, cooling requirements, and spin rates can be analyzed.
The Sand Core Making Process Workspace provides an easy-to-use tool for modeling the shooting and hardening of sand cores. Users can model the shooting of a wide range of sand and binder combinations to predict how a core box fills, locate regions where inadequate filling occurs, and then place and size air vents to improve filling in those regions.
All core hardening processes can be modeled including cold box, hot box, and inorganic processes. In the Cold Box process, gassing of sand cores with amine gas can be simulated. The placement of appropriately sized air vents is essential to ensure that the concentration of amine gas throughout the core is adequate to harden the core. The Hot Box hardening process uses energy from the heated core box to heat the shot sand core. The Inorganic hardening process uses hot, relatively dry air blown through the shooting inlets to dry the binder.
As hot air is passed through the core, the binder is evaporated and is carried out of the core box through the air vents. Proper sizing and location of air vents ensures that enough air flows through all regions of the core. A common issue in large castings is shrinkage in solidifying regions due to inadequate feeding of liquid metal. The solution to this problem is to attach risers to the casting where hot spots are located so that the solidifying regions can pull liquid metal.
Investment Casting Workspace. Featuring a fast and accurate shell mold generation tool and full radiation model. Easy-to-use tool for modeling the shooting and hardening of sand cores. Centrifugal Casting Workspace. Solutions include horizontal pipe casting, vertical jewelry casting, vertical large-scale spin. Continuous Casting Workspace. Model continuous billet casting and direct chill continuous casting or advanced motion controls. Our state-of-the art, chemistry-based solidification model is the next frontier of casting simulation.
Quick Links. State-of-the-art Solidification Model. A wax shape of a turbine blade and sprue. A 10 mm thick shell was created in a matter of minutes using the shell creation tool.
Once the shell is created, the radiating elements on the shell surface and other radiating surfaces are generated. Time evolution of the solidification front in a titanium casting of a turbine blade using a Bridgman process.
The blade is lowered through the oven at a rate of 2. Continuous casting of lead sheet. A continuously cooled cast iron drum rotating in a basin containing molten lead draws solidifying lead to the top where a sliding plate feeds the sheet to be cut. Continuous casting of a cylindrical bronze billet. Molten bronze enters at the top and is drawn by the starter block at the bottom of the billet through the chilled, graphite lined mold. The melt front is shown in the middle image.
Cooling is applied to the billet as it leaves the mold. This allows the user to optimize the cooling requirements to achieve the desired billet characteristics. Continuous casting of an AlSi7MG slab.
The image at the left shows a 3D view of one half of the casting process. The upper and lower molds are chilled by cooling channels running spanwise. The image at the upper right shows the solid fraction distribution along the slab as it passes through the chilled molds. The image at the lower right shows the temperature distribution in the molds as well as the solid fraction in the slab.
Filling characteristics at 1.
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