Metal founding – Process – Including recycling of process material
Patent
1996-12-03
1999-01-19
Batten, Jr., J. Reed
Metal founding
Process
Including recycling of process material
164 34, B22C 702, B22C 904
Patent
active
058604677
ABSTRACT:
A structure of CO.sub.2 -insoluble material has a three-dimensional object of CO.sub.2 -soluble material positioned inside. The object is contacted with a fluid containing carbon dioxide which dissolves the object in the fluid. The fluid is then removed to form a cavity in the structure.
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DeSimone Joseph M.
Gulari Esin
Manke, Jr. Charles
Batten, Jr. J. Reed
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Wayne State University
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