Abstract
The casting technology is one of the most important production processes, because of its special characteristics and features such as the ability to produce complex shapes and a wide range of compositions. This work aims to study several mixtures of sand with different structures in terms of permeability, strength, thermal expansion coefficient, comparing them, study the effect of the elements involved in the composition of these mixtures on those parameters, and create a database that can be used both in modeling processes or mold design, as when designing the sand mold The value of the sand expansion of the mold must be taken into account, otherwise the designer will face the problem of the possibility of exit some dimensions of the final product from the permissible range and thus rejecting the product, Or the product is undergone to deformations resulting from the expansion of mold sands, which must be avoided when designing the mold Knowing the characteristics of those sand mixtures helps the investor in choosing the most appropriate mixture for the required casting process in terms of engineering specifications or quantity, with the aim of less costly production by saving in choosing the most appropriate and least expensive sand mixture that serves the desired purpose.
Highlights
Casting molds are classified into two types according to mold age: 1. Permanent molds: Molds are made of ferrous metals and steel alloys
The results indicated an increase in compression strength with an increase in the ratios of these additives, and vice versa for permeability, with the exception of alumina
7- Conclusions: From the above work and discussions, we conclude the following: 1. Sand expands within noticeable values and clearly affects the dimensions of the casting; sand expansion must be taken into consideration during the mold phase
Summary
Casting molds are classified into two types according to mold age: 1. Permanent molds: Molds are made of ferrous metals and steel alloys. Permanent molds: Molds are made of ferrous metals and steel alloys. Casting molds are classified into two types according to mold age: 1. This type is used for light metal castings. Hot room molds, centrifugal molds, gravity metal molds, and continuous casting molds are permanent molds. They are made of anti-refractory sand and other additives. This type is used for castings all kinds of metal alloys. Sand molds with additives (bentonite or sodium silicate......) or shell molds (sand + resin), wasted wax casting molds and lost foam molds are non-permanent
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