Countergravity casting using particulate filled vacuum chambers

Metal founding – Process – Shaping a forming surface

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164 34, 164 63, 164255, B22C 902, B22C 904, B22D 1806

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049711318

ABSTRACT:
Particulate mold material, such as binderless foundry sand, is vacuumed upwardly from a particulate bed into an open bottom container about one or more gas permeable molds or destructible patterns in the container to form a casting assembly adapted for immersion in an underlying molten metal pool to effect countergravity casting of molten metal.

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