Metal founding – Process – Including recycling of process material
Patent
1978-05-05
1979-05-22
Baldwin, Robert D.
Metal founding
Process
Including recycling of process material
164 70, 164 87, 164260, 164263, 164423, 164429, B22D 1106
Patent
active
041553977
ABSTRACT:
Liquid amorphous metal alloy is manufactured into shaped laminations ready for assembly in an inductive component in one process. The rotating chill surface to which the melt is delivered has high thermal conductivity metal in a pattern corresponding to the shaped lamination and is surrounded by thermally insulating material. Melt coming in contact with the high thermal conductivity metal becomes amorphous and that contacting the thermally insulating areas cools more slowly and becomes crystalline. The brittle crystalline scrap is broken away from the strip of laminations and is collected and recycled to the melt.
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Honsinger Vernon B.
Tompkins Russell E.
Baldwin Robert D.
Campbell Donald R.
Cohen Joseph T.
General Electric Company
Snyder Marvin
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