Metal founding – Process – Shaping liquid metal against a forming surface
Patent
1975-01-15
1976-11-16
Shore, Ronald J.
Metal founding
Process
Shaping liquid metal against a forming surface
164126, 164128, 164132, 164340, 164397, 164DIG8, B22C 2114, B22D 2900, B22D 2704
Patent
active
039918114
ABSTRACT:
A light alloy piston having an annular cooling passage in its head portion is prepared by a process wherein a permanent mold, preferably having a steel shell and a water cooled bottom, is filled with the molten piston alloy. Thereafter, core elements, particularly a salt core for forming the cooling passage are introduced into the molten material by means of a holder and the permanent mold is held at an elevated temperature by external heating. The permanent mold is then lowered into a water bath for a given period of time. The soluble core, which has a specific gravity lower than that of the molten light alloy, is forced into the molten material to the desired position and depth using a holding device. The holding device is withdrawn from the remaining molten material when the solidification of the molten material has proceeded to the underside of the core. Preferably, the holding device is withdrawn during the lowering of the permanent mold into the water bath when the water level has reached the top level of the core.
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Anderko Kurt
Diez Adolf
Stark Manfred
Karl Schmidt GmbH
Shore Ronald J.
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