Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus – With foraminous or absorbent means for removal of vehicle or... – Vacuum means
Patent
1989-07-17
1991-09-10
Housel, James C.
Plastic article or earthenware shaping or treating: apparatus
With foraminous or absorbent means for removal of vehicle or...
Vacuum means
249113, 249141, 264 87, 264302, 425812, B28B 126
Patent
active
050469371
ABSTRACT:
A divisible slip-casting mold has filter layers which incorporate a combination of different types of fluid-flow conduits to achieve improved fluid-flow properties. The conduits include major portions of porous ropes arranged in curved lines and minor portions of blind holes installed in straight lines. The porous ropes are essentially installed in those portions of the filter layer where the ropes are readily or uniformly arranged, and the blind holes are essentially installed in those portions of the filter layer which exhibit poor fluid-flow properties and in which installation of porous ropes is difficult. Thus, substantially uniform fluid-flow properties are provided in the filter layers of the mold to enhance mold casting performance.
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Ito Takeshi
Kohmura Kuniyoshi
Murata Kazushige
Housel James C.
Inax Corporation
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