Method of manufacturing shell cores and molds using a gassing ca

Metal founding – Process – Shaping a forming surface

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164410, B22C 912

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040797732

ABSTRACT:
A "cold box" process is disclosed in which a "green strength" sand binder mass is removed from a pattern, and placed under a canopy for gassing. The binder-curing gas catalyst is then introduced into the void space between the sand mass and the canopy until it penetrates the exposed surfaces of the sand-binder mass effecting a cure. Control of depth of penetration of the gas catalyst, and therefore, control of the thickness of the shell cured, is achieved by control of pre- and post-gassing pressures. The residual pre-gassing interstitial inert gas (usually air) is utilized as the internal "cushion" which limits the penetration of the advancing catalyst gas.

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