Metal founding – Process – Shaping liquid metal against a forming surface
Patent
1978-01-19
1979-07-17
Simpson, Othell M.
Metal founding
Process
Shaping liquid metal against a forming surface
164 97, 428627, 21914631, B22D 2306, B22D 2500
Patent
active
041612078
ABSTRACT:
A carbide laden consumable is produced using a mold having at least one U-shaped groove running along the surface thereof, the consumable being produced by charging a first layer of a powdered self-fluxing alloy into the groove, a second layer of a powdered refractory carbide on said first layer and a third layer of said self-fluxing alloy on the carbide layer, and the charged mold then passed through a heating furnace under a reducing atmosphere to produce by melting and cooling a consumable of markedly improved quality.
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Fluckiger Jean L.
Wasserman Rene
Eutectic Corporation
Hampilos Gus T.
Simpson Othell M.
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