Influence of the cordierite lining on the lost foam casting process

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2003
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Abstract
This paper discuss the influence of the refractory cordierite lining on the structure and mechanical properties of Al-Si and Al-Cu casings obtained from the Lost foam casting process. So far there has not been any report of the research on cordierite lining in the literature and moreover the cordierite ceramics have never been used in foundries. In the light of these facts this paper investigates the possibility of using cordierite for manufacturing evaporable model refractory linings. Our results indicate that the application of cordierite ceramics is comparable to talc-based refractory linings in both Al-Cu and Al-Si castings, while cordierites are favorable in Al-Cu case due to their higher melting temperature.
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Authors Ljiljana, Trumbulović;Zvonko, Gulišija;Zagorka, Aćimović-Pavlović;Lj., Andrić;
Journal journal of mining and metallurgy section b: metallurgy
Year 2003
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Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) Technology Mechanical engineering and machinery environmental effects of industries and plants renewable energy sources environmental sciences chemical engineering manufactures mining engineering. metallurgy environmental technology. sanitary engineering

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