Patent classifications
B22D19/08
Cast-iron cylindrical member and composite structure
Provided is a cast-iron cylindrical member having projections (P) formed integrally with a casted surface (an outer peripheral surface), and a composite structure including the cast-iron cylindrical member and an outer periphery-side member. The cast-iron cylindrical member satisfies: (A) 0.50 mm>a height (H) of the projections (P)0.20 mm; (B) 180a total number (N) of the projections (P) per cm.sup.2 of the outer peripheral surface61; (C) the projections (P) include a projection (Pn) having a constricted shape; (D) a ratio (NP) of the projections (Pn) to the projections (P)50%; (E) a bonding strength index (S) expressed by: S=H.sup.2NNP is equal to or larger than 310; and (F1) a bonding strength F(Al) obtained when the outer peripheral surface of the cast-iron cylindrical member is cast-in inserted with an aluminum alloy exceeds a boundary bonding strength (Fb) expressed by: Fb=1.325H.sup.2N0.75.
Cylinder Liner, Block Manufacturing Method and Cylinder Liner Manufacturing Method
A cylinder liner that is casted in a block and defines a cylinder bore for one cylinder includes: a cylindrical liner body; a projection part including a plurality of projections on an outer peripheral surface of a part of the liner body; and a bore adjacent part inclined at a predetermined angle to an axial direction of the body and extending in the inclination direction, at a predetermined part between an upper side end and a lower side end of the body, of the outer peripheral surface of the body, which faces another cylinder bore to be adjacent when casted in the block. The outer peripheral surface of the bore adjacent part is positioned more on an inner side of the body than the outer peripheral surface above and below, and is formed such that the projections are absent on at least a part of the outer peripheral surface.
Cylinder Liner, Block Manufacturing Method and Cylinder Liner Manufacturing Method
A cylinder liner that is casted in a block and defines a cylinder bore for one cylinder includes: a cylindrical liner body; a projection part including a plurality of projections on an outer peripheral surface of a part of the liner body; and a bore adjacent part inclined at a predetermined angle to an axial direction of the body and extending in the inclination direction, at a predetermined part between an upper side end and a lower side end of the body, of the outer peripheral surface of the body, which faces another cylinder bore to be adjacent when casted in the block. The outer peripheral surface of the bore adjacent part is positioned more on an inner side of the body than the outer peripheral surface above and below, and is formed such that the projections are absent on at least a part of the outer peripheral surface.
Cylinder Liner, Block Manufacturing Method and Cylinder Liner Manufacturing Method
A cylinder liner that is casted in a block and defines a cylinder bore corresponding to one cylinder includes: a cylindrical liner body; a projection part provided so as to include a plurality of projections on an outer peripheral surface of a part of the liner body; and a bore adjacent part formed such that the outer peripheral surface at an upper side end of the liner body is positioned more on an inner side of the liner body than the outer peripheral surface below the upper side end, and the projections are absent on at least a part of the outer peripheral surface at the upper side end, in a predetermined range of the outer peripheral surface of the liner body, which faces another cylinder bore to be adjacent when casted in the block.
COMPOSITE PART WITH EXTERNAL PART CAST AROUND INTERNAL INSERT AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING THE SAME
Composite parts and methods for making the same are disclosed. A composite part may include an internal insert component that is coated on at least a portion of its surface with certain types of particles, an external part component cast around the coated insert, and a particle-rich region that is formed between the two components, where the particle-rich region includes particles from the coated insert. A method for producing a composite part may include the steps of: positioning an internal insert component that is coated on at least a portion of its surface within a mold cavity of a casting die; casting a molten material of the external part component around the coated insert; and solidifying the molten material to form the external part component of the composite part.
COMPOSITE PART WITH EXTERNAL PART CAST AROUND INTERNAL INSERT AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING THE SAME
Composite parts and methods for making the same are disclosed. A composite part may include an internal insert component that is coated on at least a portion of its surface with certain types of particles, an external part component cast around the coated insert, and a particle-rich region that is formed between the two components, where the particle-rich region includes particles from the coated insert. A method for producing a composite part may include the steps of: positioning an internal insert component that is coated on at least a portion of its surface within a mold cavity of a casting die; casting a molten material of the external part component around the coated insert; and solidifying the molten material to form the external part component of the composite part.
Wear resistant material and system and method of creating a wear resistant material
A system and method of forming a wear resistant composite material includes placing a porous wear resistant filler material in a mold cavity and infiltrating the filler material with a matrix material by heating to a temperature sufficient to melt the matrix material, then cooling the assembly to form a wear resistant composite material. The system and method can be used to form the wear resistant composite material on the surface of a substrate, such as a part for excavating equipment or other mechanical part. One suitable matrix material may be any of a variety of ductile iron alloys.
Wear resistant composite material, its application in cooling elements for a metallurgical furnace, and method of manufacturing same
An abrasion-resistant material for the working face of a metallurgical furnace cooling element such as a stave cooler or a tuyere cooler having a body comprised of a first metal. The abrasion-resistant material comprises a macro-composite material including abrasion-resistant particles which are arranged in a substantially repeating, engineered configuration infiltrated with a matrix of a second metal, the particles having a hardness greater than that of the second metal. A cooling element for a metallurgical furnace has a body comprised of the first metal, the body having a facing layer comprising the abrasion-resistant material. A method comprises: positioning the engineered configuration of abrasion-resistant particles in a mold cavity, the engineered configuration located in an area of the mold cavity to define the facing layer; and introducing molten metal into the cavity, the molten metal comprising the first metal of the cooling element body.
Bi-metal valve body casting and method of making same
A valve body having a ring of dissimilar material and a method of forming the valve body are described. The valve body includes an inlet, an outlet and a ring of dissimilar material. The method includes forming a valve core, splitting the valve core, placing a metal ring of dissimilar material between two pieces of the valve core, casting a valve body around the valve core, and fusing the metal ring to the valve body.
Bi-metal valve body casting and method of making same
A valve body having a ring of dissimilar material and a method of forming the valve body are described. The valve body includes an inlet, an outlet and a ring of dissimilar material. The method includes forming a valve core, splitting the valve core, placing a metal ring of dissimilar material between two pieces of the valve core, casting a valve body around the valve core, and fusing the metal ring to the valve body.