B22C9/10

Core shooting apparatus and method for controlling core shooting apparatus

A core shooting machine (1) for producing cores by a process of shooting a core sand mixture (21) into at least one cavity (19) in a core box (18), the core shooting machine (1) having a source of compressed air (10) at an adjustable initial machine pressure (P.sub.0), a shooting head (13) fluidically coupled to the source of compressed air (10) by at least one conduit (12) that includes an electronically controlled shot valve (11), the shooting head (13) being configured for containing an amount of the core sand mixture (21), resulting in a filling degree of the shooting head (13), and a computing device (50,60) associated with the core shooting machine (1) and being configured to perform a simulation of the process.

Core for hollow product manufacture including multilayer filling material and method of manufacturing hollow product using the core
11628492 · 2023-04-18 · ·

The present invention relates to a core for hollow product manufacture including a multilayer filling material, which may be used in forming a cooling water circulation channel through which a fluid such as cooling water may pass, and a method of manufacturing a hollow product using the core, and the core includes a pipe, having a hollow formed in the pipe and an opening formed at both ends of the pipe so that the hollow is exposed to the outside through the opening, a first support member, being disposed inside the hollow and having a space formed in the first support member, a second support member, being disposed in the space, and a melting bar, passing through the second support member in a longitudinal direction of the melting bar, wherein the melting bar melts and forms a space in the second support member when the melting bar is heated.

Binder based on phenolic resins of the benzyl ether type, containing free phenol and free hydroxybenzyl alcohols

The invention relates to a binder based on phenolic resins of the benzyl ether type and isocyanate compounds having at least two isocyanate groups, containing free phenol and free hydroxybenzyl alcohols in the polyol component. The invention further relates to mold material mixtures containing the binder and to cores, molds, or risers produced with the mold material mixtures and to the use thereof in metal casting.

Binder based on phenolic resins of the benzyl ether type, containing free phenol and free hydroxybenzyl alcohols

The invention relates to a binder based on phenolic resins of the benzyl ether type and isocyanate compounds having at least two isocyanate groups, containing free phenol and free hydroxybenzyl alcohols in the polyol component. The invention further relates to mold material mixtures containing the binder and to cores, molds, or risers produced with the mold material mixtures and to the use thereof in metal casting.

CORE MOLDING APPARATUS AND CORE MOLDING METHOD
20230112343 · 2023-04-13 · ·

A core molding apparatus and a core molding method capable of reducing the possibility of the deterioration in the calculation accuracy of the amount of supply of a raw material for a core are provided. A core molding apparatus includes: a kneading tank configured to knead a raw material for a core; a raw material supply unit configured to supply the raw material to the kneading tank; a mold configured to contain a kneaded material made of the raw material kneaded in the kneading tank and to mold the core; a piston configured to inject the kneaded material contained in the kneading tank into the mold; and a control unit configured to control an amount of supply of the raw material from the raw material supply unit to the kneading tank.

Hourglass airfoil cooling configuration

A core structure for a providing a cooling passage in a gas turbine engine includes a core body that has a first passage core. The first passage core has a first width in a chord-wise direction near a first wall. A second width in the chord-wise direction near a second wall. A third width in the chord-wise direction between the first and second walls. The third width being smaller than the first and second widths to form an hourglass shape.

Hourglass airfoil cooling configuration

A core structure for a providing a cooling passage in a gas turbine engine includes a core body that has a first passage core. The first passage core has a first width in a chord-wise direction near a first wall. A second width in the chord-wise direction near a second wall. A third width in the chord-wise direction between the first and second walls. The third width being smaller than the first and second widths to form an hourglass shape.

Core for metal casting an aeronautical part

A core for the foundry of an aeronautical part such as a turbine blade, the core being intended to be disposed in an inner housing defined by a mold, the core comprising a body intended to form the internal shape of the turbine blade, an impact portion, disposed on at least a portion of the periphery of the body so as to break a fluid jet when filling the inner housing with the fluid, the impact portion comprising a top and at least one deflection wall converging towards the top.

Core for metal casting an aeronautical part

A core for the foundry of an aeronautical part such as a turbine blade, the core being intended to be disposed in an inner housing defined by a mold, the core comprising a body intended to form the internal shape of the turbine blade, an impact portion, disposed on at least a portion of the periphery of the body so as to break a fluid jet when filling the inner housing with the fluid, the impact portion comprising a top and at least one deflection wall converging towards the top.

WATER SOLUBLE POLYMER FOR CORE FORMING
20220314306 · 2022-10-06 ·

A core forming method is provided for forming a core. The core forming method includes forming one or more mold parts of water-soluble polymer (WSP), each mold part including a bond area and a part forming area, moistening the bond areas, bonding the mold parts together with the bond areas moistened and the part forming areas aligned to form a cavity shaped as a negative of the core, injecting a slurry, which is non-reactive with the WSP, into the cavity and removing the WSP with water once the slurry is cured.