Patent classifications
B22D17/10
DIE CASTING MACHINE
A die casting machine includes a clamping device 7 which opens and closes and clamps a pair of die halves, an injection apparatus which performs injection to the pair of die halves by making a plunger move forward in a sleeve communicated with a space between the pair of die halves, and a control device which controls the clamping device and injection apparatus. The control device includes an injection control part and press-use clamping control part. The injection control part controls the injection apparatus so as to start the injection in a state where the pair of die halves face each other through a gap. The press-use clamping control part controls the clamping device so that the die contact and clamping are carried out after the start of injection. Further, the injection control part performs control for decelerating the plunger before the plunger stops.
DIE CASTING MACHINE
A die casting machine includes a clamping device 7 which opens and closes and clamps a pair of die halves, an injection apparatus which performs injection to the pair of die halves by making a plunger move forward in a sleeve communicated with a space between the pair of die halves, and a control device which controls the clamping device and injection apparatus. The control device includes an injection control part and press-use clamping control part. The injection control part controls the injection apparatus so as to start the injection in a state where the pair of die halves face each other through a gap. The press-use clamping control part controls the clamping device so that the die contact and clamping are carried out after the start of injection. Further, the injection control part performs control for decelerating the plunger before the plunger stops.
INJECTION APPARATUS AND MOLDING MACHINE
A flow rate control valve configuring a meter-out circuit of an injection cylinder is an overlap type where a first port starts to be opened by a spool passing through an overlapping range. The control device holds a characteristic table linking a command value of a control command to the flow rate control valve and a velocity of a plunger including also the movement of the plunger which occurs due to a gap flow even if the spool is located in the overlapping range. Further, the control device specifies the command value corresponding to the target velocity set by operation of the input device based on the characteristic table, performs open control based on this command value, then performs the feedback control for realizing the target velocity.
INJECTION APPARATUS AND MOLDING MACHINE
A flow rate control valve configuring a meter-out circuit of an injection cylinder is an overlap type where a first port starts to be opened by a spool passing through an overlapping range. The control device holds a characteristic table linking a command value of a control command to the flow rate control valve and a velocity of a plunger including also the movement of the plunger which occurs due to a gap flow even if the spool is located in the overlapping range. Further, the control device specifies the command value corresponding to the target velocity set by operation of the input device based on the characteristic table, performs open control based on this command value, then performs the feedback control for realizing the target velocity.
Inline melt control via RF power
Various embodiments provide apparatus and methods for melting materials and for containing the molten materials within melt zone during melting. Exemplary apparatus may include a vessel configured to receive a material for melting therein; a load induction coil positioned adjacent to the vessel to melt the material therein; and a containment induction coil positioned in line with the load induction coil. The material in the vessel can be heated by operating the load induction coil at a first RF frequency to form a molten material. The containment induction coil can be operated at a second RF frequency to contain the molten material within the load induction coil. Once the desired temperature is achieved and maintained for the molten material, operation of the containment induction coil can be stopped and the molten material can be ejected from the vessel into a mold through an ejection path.
Inline melt control via RF power
Various embodiments provide apparatus and methods for melting materials and for containing the molten materials within melt zone during melting. Exemplary apparatus may include a vessel configured to receive a material for melting therein; a load induction coil positioned adjacent to the vessel to melt the material therein; and a containment induction coil positioned in line with the load induction coil. The material in the vessel can be heated by operating the load induction coil at a first RF frequency to form a molten material. The containment induction coil can be operated at a second RF frequency to contain the molten material within the load induction coil. Once the desired temperature is achieved and maintained for the molten material, operation of the containment induction coil can be stopped and the molten material can be ejected from the vessel into a mold through an ejection path.
MOLTEN METAL FEED PIPE FOR MOLTEN NONFERROUS ALLOY, ASSEMBLY OF MOLTEN METAL FEED PIPES, AND NONFERROUS ALLOY CASTING SYSTEM
A molten metal feed pipe for feeding a molten metal of an nonferrous alloy includes an outer tube made of a ferrous material, an inner tube made of a molten metal resistant material, and an intermediate member made of a compact of a fibrous non-organic material, which is disposed between the outer tube and the inner tube. The intermediate member, positioned in the central region of the molten metal feed pipe with respect to the longitudinal axial direction of the molten metal feed pipe, is disposed between the outer tube and the inner tube with the intermediate member being compressed in a radial direction of the molten metal feed pipe.
MOLTEN METAL FEED PIPE FOR MOLTEN NONFERROUS ALLOY, ASSEMBLY OF MOLTEN METAL FEED PIPES, AND NONFERROUS ALLOY CASTING SYSTEM
A molten metal feed pipe for feeding a molten metal of an nonferrous alloy includes an outer tube made of a ferrous material, an inner tube made of a molten metal resistant material, and an intermediate member made of a compact of a fibrous non-organic material, which is disposed between the outer tube and the inner tube. The intermediate member, positioned in the central region of the molten metal feed pipe with respect to the longitudinal axial direction of the molten metal feed pipe, is disposed between the outer tube and the inner tube with the intermediate member being compressed in a radial direction of the molten metal feed pipe.
Serial multi-cavity high pressure casting apparatus and high pressure casting method using the same
A serial multi-cavity high pressure casting apparatus includes a three stage mold comprising a fixed mold, an operation mold, and a medium mold disposed between the fixed mold and the operation mold, a main sleeve penetrating a lower portion of the fixed mold, and having molten metal injected thereinto, a main runner formed to extend upward from the main sleeve, an auxiliary sleeve branched to both directions from the main runner, an auxiliary runner formed to extend upward from each of both ends of the auxiliary sleeve and connected to each of a first cavity formed between the fixed mold and the medium mold, and a second cavity formed between the medium mold and the operation mold, and a sleeve core disposed on a lower portion of the medium mold, and having the main sleeve, the main runner, and the auxiliary sleeve inserted thereinto.
Serial multi-cavity high pressure casting apparatus and high pressure casting method using the same
A serial multi-cavity high pressure casting apparatus includes a three stage mold comprising a fixed mold, an operation mold, and a medium mold disposed between the fixed mold and the operation mold, a main sleeve penetrating a lower portion of the fixed mold, and having molten metal injected thereinto, a main runner formed to extend upward from the main sleeve, an auxiliary sleeve branched to both directions from the main runner, an auxiliary runner formed to extend upward from each of both ends of the auxiliary sleeve and connected to each of a first cavity formed between the fixed mold and the medium mold, and a second cavity formed between the medium mold and the operation mold, and a sleeve core disposed on a lower portion of the medium mold, and having the main sleeve, the main runner, and the auxiliary sleeve inserted thereinto.