Casting mold for solving shrinkage porosity inside pressure shell
Technical Field
The invention relates to a casting method, in particular to a casting mold for solving the problem of shrinkage porosity inside a pressure shell, and belongs to the technical field of metal casting.
Background
The pressure shell with the conventional structure of the turbocharger can be cast without shrinkage porosity in the pressure shell by adopting the traditional casting process, so that the requirement of leakage detection can be basically and completely suppressed. However, with the continuous development of turbocharger technology, some pressure shells with special structures (for example, the middle position of the pressure shell is thick and relatively isolated, and the wall thickness of a casting is thick) appear, which actually shows that the internal and pipe wall shrinkage porosity of the pressure shell cannot be completely eliminated by the traditional casting process.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to: to the problems existing in the prior art, the casting mold capable of properly solving the shrinkage porosity inside the pressure shell is provided through structural improvement, so that the casting quality of the pressure shell with a thick inner structure is ensured.
In order to achieve the purpose, the casting mold for solving the shrinkage porosity inside the press shell comprises a volute-shaped press shell main body mold with a required internal cavity, wherein a vertical pouring gate with an opening at the upper end is arranged on the outer side of the press shell main body mold, and the vertical pouring gate is respectively communicated with two inner pouring gates facing the press shell main body mold through horizontal pouring gates extending towards two sides; the inner pouring gate is communicated with the radial inlets of the main die of the pressing shell after passing through the feed-end dead head with an upward opening, and two conformal chills (the chills are the terms used for chilling in the casting industry and can be made of any metal, even graphite and other composite materials with higher heat storage coefficient) are arranged on the upper surface of the disc of the main die of the pressing shell between the two radial inlets; one side of the pressing shell main body die, which is far away from the vertical pouring gate, is provided with a heating riser extending upwards through a necking down, and an arc-shaped chill is arranged between the necking down of the heating riser and the upper surface of the pressing shell main body die disc.
It is a further refinement of the invention that the ratio of the geometric modulus of the heating riser (geometric modulus: volume of casting/heat dissipation surface area) to the modulus at the site of the interior of the press shell where feeding is required is 1.2 ± 0.1:1 (preferably 1.2: 1).
It is a further refinement of the present invention that the arcuate chill has a thickness of 1/2-1/4 (preferably 1/3) of the diameter of the neck of the glow cap.
It is a further improvement of the present invention that the ratio of the geometric modulus of the feeder head to the modulus of the inside of the crush can at the site where feeding is required is 1.2 + -0.1: 1 (preferably 1.2: 1).
According to the invention, as the casting structure comprising the sprue, the cross runner, the ingate and the plurality of risers is skillfully and reasonably arranged, the heating riser can effectively prolong the molten iron solidification time at the position of the riser neck and perform feeding on the inside of the press shell, so that shrinkage porosity in the press shell is eliminated, and the riser is arranged at the optimal feeding channel, so that the riser can perform feeding on the thick part in the casting to the maximum extent; the properly arranged arc-shaped chilling block can prevent the surface of the casting from being shrunk and loosened due to overlarge heat section of the riser neck, and simultaneously avoid the phenomenon that the riser neck is solidified in advance due to overlarge size to influence the feeding effect of the heating riser; the two inlet end risers are used for feeding the pipe wall of the casting, and the two conformal cold irons arranged between the inlet end risers and the inlet end risers can shorten a feeding channel and prevent the pipe wall of the pressure shell from being shrunk to cause air leakage of the casting.
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The invention will be further described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Fig. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of a first embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a bottom view of fig. 1.
Fig. 3 is a perspective view of fig. 1.
Detailed Description
Example one
The casting mould of the inside shrinkage porosity of pressure shell is solved to this embodiment is as shown in fig. 1, 2, 3, and the pressure shell main part mould 9 that has required inside die cavity is the volute form, and the outside that the spiral case export was kept away from to pressure shell main part mould 9 has upper end open-ended vertical watering 1, and this vertical watering 1 is watered 3 and is watered 4 intercommunications with two interior waters towards pressure shell main part mould 9 respectively through the level that extends towards both sides. Between the vertical pouring channel 1 and the horizontal pouring channel 3, a filter block 2 is passed. The two ingates 4 are respectively communicated with the radial inlet of the main die 9 of the pressing shell after passing through the inlet risers 5 and 11 which are opened upwards. The included angle of the two radial inlets is 120 degrees, and two arc-shaped conformal cold irons 8 and 10 which are respectively positioned on the upper surface of the disk of the main pressing shell body model 9 and are adjacent to the excircle are arranged between the two radial inlets. The ratio of the geometric modulus of the inlet riser 5 to the modulus of the inner portion of the press shell at the portion to be fed is 1.2. One side of the main die 9 of the pressing shell, which is far away from the vertical pouring gate 1, is provided with a heating riser 6 which extends upwards through necking, and the ratio of the geometric modulus of the heating riser 6 to the modulus of the part needing feeding in the pressing shell is 1.2. An arc-shaped chilling block 7 which is close to one 8 of the conformal chilling blocks is arranged between the necking of the heating riser 1 and the upper surface of the disc of the pressing shell main body die 9, and the thickness of the arc-shaped chilling block 7 is 1/3 of the diameter of the neck of the heating riser 6.
According to the casting structure, the heating risers are reasonably arranged on the disc surface in the middle of the pressure shell, and the heating risers are positioned at the optimal feeding passage, so that the feeding of the thick and large part in the casting can be ensured to the maximum extent; meanwhile, arc-shaped chills are arranged on the upper surfaces of the heating riser neck and the shell pressing disc, so that the shrinkage porosity of the upper surface of a casting caused by the overlarge heat junction of the riser neck can be prevented, and the influence of advanced solidification of the riser neck caused by the overlarge size of the chills on feeding can be prevented; in addition, two inlet end risers are arranged to feed the pipe wall of the casting, and the conformal cold iron between the two risers is used for shortening a feeding channel and preventing the pipe wall of the pressure shell from being loosened to cause air leakage of the casting.
Practice shows that by adopting the process structure of the embodiment, the problems of large and thick parts in the pressure shell with a special structure and shrinkage porosity generated on the pipe wall can be effectively solved, and the produced pressure shell casting has no obvious shrinkage porosity defect and completely meets the quality requirement.
In addition to the above embodiments, the present invention may have other embodiments. All technical solutions formed by adopting equivalent substitutions or equivalent transformations fall within the protection scope of the claims of the present invention.