Metal founding – Process – Shaping liquid metal against a forming surface
Patent
1974-02-27
1976-05-18
Husar, Francis S.
Metal founding
Process
Shaping liquid metal against a forming surface
B22D 2900
Patent
active
039571041
ABSTRACT:
An apertured casting is made by first forming a duplicate in the shape of the finished casting, positioning refractory metal bodies such as wires in the duplicate at points corresponding to apertures or passageways in finished products, forming a ceramic coating on the duplicate, removing the duplicate material, firing the ceramic in a vacuum or inert atmosphere, vacuum casting the metal in the ceramic form, removing the ceramic form, heating the cast object in an atmospheric furnace to oxidize the refractory metal bodies and then leaching the oxidized refractory bodies from the casting with a molten caustic agent or acid solution.
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Husar Francis S.
Mackin J. A.
Manning J. R.
Musial N. T.
Roethel John E.
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