CN114074172A

CN114074172A - Combined die

Info

Publication number: CN114074172A
Application number: CN202010845350.3A
Authority: CN
Inventors: 安英子
Original assignee: Suzhou Shanxin International Trade Co ltd
Current assignee: Suzhou Shanxin International Trade Co ltd
Priority date: 2020-08-21
Filing date: 2020-08-21
Publication date: 2022-02-22

Abstract

The invention provides a combined die, which is used for casting a model and comprises an outer die and an inner die, wherein the outer die at least partially contains the inner die, a casting die space is arranged between the outer die and the inner die and is used for forming the model, and the outer die comprises a casting hole communicated with the casting die space. Different from the prior art, after the middle core mold is taken out, the combined core mold hole provides a space for taking out other split molds, so that the integral casting is realized.

Description

Combined die

Technical Field

The invention relates to the field of dies, in particular to a combined die for producing an integrally cast water meter.

Background

In the precision casting process, a wax mould designed according to the ratio of 1:1 of a cast product is cast and molded firstly, then a mould cavity is formed through the wax mould, a molten metal material is cast in the mould cavity, and a mould layer is removed after cooling, so that a cast product prototype can be obtained. For the casting product with fine internal structure, the prior art generally has two processing modes: (1) in order to facilitate demoulding in the process of casting the wax mould, a split casting process is usually adopted for wax mould casting, namely the wax mould is divided into a plurality of parts to be respectively cast and then combined, so that demoulding is simpler when the wax mould is cast and formed, and the design of a casting mould is simpler. And after the split wax pattern is formed by casting, connecting and combining the wax patterns. The connection mode can be a sticking type or a mechanical type, and the wax die sets are combined into a whole and then the subsequent metal casting process is carried out. The method may cause the problems of dislocation, gap and the like at the joint of the combined wax model due to the positioning problem of the combination method, and for a model with higher closing requirement, such as a water meter, the problems may cause the formation of inferior casting products when the water meter is cast, and particularly when the water meter is cast by using stainless steel materials, the flow forming is not easy to occur compared with other copper materials which are easy to cast due to the fluidity of the stainless steel materials, so that the casting yield is better influenced, and the cost investment in the manufacturing process is influenced. (2) The split type wax mold is cast and molded, then metal casting processes of all parts of the product are respectively carried out according to the split type wax mold, after all parts of the product are formed, all parts of the product are combined in a welding mode, the product is produced in the mode, and the welded product is easy to cause poor joint at the welding position, so that the integral rigidity and the safety of the product are reduced. If the two modes are not adopted, the wax mould with the inner cavity needs to be integrally cast, a fine mould which is easy to pull out needs to be arranged in the inner cavity, and the combination and mould taking of the mould are difficult to solve.

Disclosure of Invention

In order to overcome the defects of the prior art, the invention provides a combined die which can integrally cast and form a model in a water meter casting process, so as to overcome the defects of the prior art.

The invention provides a combined die, which is used for casting a model and comprises an outer die and an inner die, wherein the outer die at least partially contains the inner die, a casting die space is arranged between the outer die and the inner die and is used for forming the model, and the outer die comprises a casting hole communicated with the casting die space.

Different from the prior art, after the middle core mold is taken out, the combined core mold hole provides a space for the second mold and the fourth mold to move in the water meter wax mold, so that the second mold and the fourth mold can be conveniently taken out of the water meter wax mold. After the second split mold and the fourth split mold are taken out, the space in the water meter wax mold is larger, and the first split mold and the third split mold can be conveniently taken out of the water meter wax mold. Thus, integral casting is achieved.

In one embodiment, the inner mold is made of metal.

In one embodiment, sliding mechanisms for relative sliding are arranged between the first split die, the second split die, the third split die and the fourth split die and the middle core die respectively.

In one embodiment, the first split die has a connecting die extending at an angle to the central axis of the combined core die bore, the connecting die being connected to the water outlet die.

In one embodiment, the first sub-mold comprises a first sub-mold connected with the second sub-mold, a second sub-mold connected with the fourth sub-mold and a third sub-mold connected with the first sub-mold and the second sub-mold, which are arranged in a split manner.

In one embodiment, the third split mold comprises a first third sub mold connected with the second split mold and a second third sub mold connected with the fourth split mold, which are arranged in a split mode.

In one embodiment, the inner mold further comprises a non-return core mold disposed at an angle to the connecting mold.

In one embodiment, the first split mold is positioned at the lower part of the connecting mold and provided with split molds which are arranged in a split mode.

In one embodiment, a functional die is arranged between the connecting die and the first sub die, and the functional die is detachably connected with the non-return core die.

In one embodiment, the size of the water inlet core die is gradually increased towards the direction of the combined core die.

Drawings

In order to more clearly illustrate the embodiments of the present invention or the technical solutions in the prior art, the drawings used in the description of the embodiments or the prior art will be briefly described below, and it is obvious that the drawings in the following description are some embodiments of the present invention, and other drawings can be obtained by those skilled in the art without creative efforts.

Fig. 1 provides an overall schematic view of a combined mold according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is an exploded view of a combination die according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an overall schematic view of a split mold with a first portion removed.

Fig. 4 is an exploded view of the inner mold.

Fig. 5 is a partial enlarged view of a portion a in fig. 4.

Fig. 6 is a partially enlarged view of b in fig. 4.

Fig. 7 is an exploded view of the inner mold.

Fig. 8 is an exploded view of the inner mold.

Figure 9 is an overall schematic view of the water meter.

Figure 10 is a cross-sectional view of the water meter.

Figure 11 is an exploded view of the water inlet plug.

Fig. 12 is an exploded view of the mandrel.

Detailed Description

The technical solutions of the present invention will be described clearly and completely with reference to the following embodiments, and it should be understood that the described embodiments are some, but not all, embodiments of the present invention. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.

In the description of the present invention, it should be noted that the terms "upper", "lower", "inside", "outside", and the like indicate orientations or positional relationships based on the orientations or positional relationships shown in the drawings, and are only for convenience in describing the present invention and simplifying the description, but do not indicate or imply that the referred device or element must have a specific orientation, be constructed in a specific orientation, and be operated, and thus, should not be construed as limiting the present invention.

In the description of the present invention, it should be noted that, unless otherwise explicitly specified or limited, the terms "mounted" and "connected" are to be interpreted broadly, e.g., as being either fixedly connected, detachably connected, or integrally connected; they may be connected directly or indirectly through intervening media, or they may be interconnected between two elements. The specific meanings of the above terms in the present invention can be understood in specific cases to those skilled in the art.

As shown in fig. 1 and 2, the combined die 10 is used for casting a water meter model, and the combined die 10 includes an outer die 11 and an inner die 12, and the inner die 12 is assembled and positioned in the outer die 11. There is a spaced casting space between the outer mold 11 and the inner mold 12, the casting space forms a mold space 13, the outer mold 11 and the inner mold 12 have portions in contact with each other to limit the movement of the inner mold 12, to position the inner mold 12 relative to the outer mold 11, and to form the edges of the mold space 13. The outer mold 11 has an injection hole 110 communicating with the mold space 13, and the mold in a solution state is injected from the injection hole 110 into the split mold 10 and then enters the mold space 13, and the shape of the mold space 13 determines the shape of the mold.

The outer mold 11 has a first portion 111 and a second portion 112, and the first portion 111 and the second portion 112 are provided with inner cavities which are symmetrically arranged with respect to an assembly plane of the first portion and the second portion. The inner chamber is configured to conform to the contour of the outer surface of the cast water meter. The inner mold 12 is disposed between the first portion 111 and the second portion 112, and the inner mold 12 conforms to the inner surface of the cast water meter, forming a mold space 13 therebetween, with the positions of the mold space 13 conforming to the wall thickness of the housing of the cast water meter. A stop mechanism 113 is provided between the first and

second parts

111, 112 to limit the relative movement of the first and

second parts

111, 112 during moulding. The limiting mechanism 113 includes a groove and a boss, a pin and a hole.

As shown in fig. 9 and 10, the water meter 20 includes a main body 21, and a water inlet pipe 22 and a water outlet pipe 23 connected to the main body 21, the main body 21 has a housing cavity 210 and an opening 211, the housing cavity 210 is used for placing a core body of the water meter, and the opening 211 is sealed with transparent glass to facilitate observation of the core body of the water meter. The water inlet pipe 22 has a water inlet 220, the water outlet pipe 23 has a water outlet 230, the receiving cavity 10 is communicated with the water inlet channel 221 through a receiving cavity inlet 271, the receiving cavity 10 is communicated with the water outlet channel 231 through a receiving cavity outlet 261, the pipe cavities of the water inlet pipe 22 and the water outlet pipe 23 are communicated with the receiving cavity 210, and water enters the receiving cavity 210 from the water inlet channel 22 and flows out from the water outlet pipe channel 23 after flowing through the core body of the water meter. The housing chamber 210 includes an upper ring chamber 26 communicating with the inlet flow path 221 and a lower ring chamber 27 communicating with the outlet flow path, and a stepped portion 28 for partitioning is provided between the upper ring chamber 26 and the lower ring chamber 27.

As shown in fig. 1, 2 and 3, the inner mold 12 includes an intermediate core mold 121, a combined core mold 122, a water outlet core mold 125 and a water inlet core mold 126, the combined core mold 122 has a combined core mold hole 1220, the combined core mold hole 1220 is connected with the intermediate core mold 121 to form a shaft hole, and the water outlet core mold 125 and the water inlet core mold 126 are connected with the combined core mold 122. A water inlet flow passage is formed in the mold space 13 formed outside the water outlet core mold 125, a housing cavity 210 is formed in the mold space 13 formed outside the combined core mold 122, a water outlet flow passage is formed in the mold space 13 formed outside the water outlet core mold 126, the water outlet core mold 125 is joined to the outside of the combined core mold 122 to form a housing cavity outlet communicating the water outlet flow passage and the housing cavity 210, and the water inlet core mold 126 is joined to the outside of the combined core mold 122 to form a housing cavity inlet communicating the water inlet flow passage and the housing cavity 210.

When the combined core mold 122 is used to form the housing cavity 210, it is necessary to take into account the characteristics of the inner cavity of the upper ring chamber 26 and the lower ring chamber 27 of the housing cavity 210, such as the small bellmouth (the radial dimension of the upper ring chamber and the lower ring chamber is larger than the radial dimension of the opening 211 and the radial dimension of the step 28), to design the structure of the combined core mold 122 that is easy to be demolded, to design the combined core mold 122 in a split structure that surrounds the central core mold 121, to allow the central core mold 121 to be independently drawn out from the opening 211 relative to the combined core mold 122 to give way to the inner space of the combined core mold hole 1220, and to allow the combined core mold 122 to be separately drawn out in a set order. Specifically, the combining core mold 122 in this embodiment includes a first divided mold 1221, a second divided mold 1222, a third divided mold 1223, and a fourth divided mold 1224 which are separately provided along the circumferential direction of the combining core mold hole 1220, and four of them are provided with abutment surfaces parallel to the axial direction in the axial direction of the combining core mold hole 1220, which allow the adjacently provided divided molds to abut against each other along the abutment surfaces and to be slidably separated from each other in the radial direction perpendicular to the axial direction. In other embodiments, the number of segments of the combination mandrel 122 is not limited to four, and may be greater. The outer side surface of the first sub-mold 1221 is connected with the water outlet core mold 125 in a matching manner to form the outlet flow passage 231 (water outlet pipe 23), and the third sub-mold 1223 is connected with the water inlet core mold 126 in a matching manner to form the water inlet flow passage 221 (water inlet pipe 22). The core mold 121 is inserted into the combining core mold hole 1220 to form the body 21 (accommodation cavity 10) with the outer mold 11.

When the mold removal is performed after the casting is completed, the outer mold 11 is opened, the middle core mold 121, the water outlet core mold 125 and the water inlet core mold 126 are removed, and the second split mold 1222 and the fourth split mold 1224 are removed. The second section 1222 and the fourth section 1224 are not cooperatively connected with the outlet core 125 or the inlet core 126, so the structure is simple, the section is easy to move in the water meter wax pattern, and the combined core holes 1220 provide space for the second section 1222 and the fourth section 1224 to move in the water meter wax pattern after the central core 121 is removed, so the second section 1222 and the fourth section 1224 are removed from the water meter wax pattern. After the second and

fourth mold sections

1222, 1224 are removed, the space in the water meter wax pattern is larger, and the first and

third mold sections

1221, 1223 have a configuration profile that matches the water outlet core mold 125 and the water inlet core mold 126, but still have space for the first and

third mold sections

1221, 1223 to be removed from the water meter wax pattern.

In this embodiment, the material of the inner mold 12 is metal, and compared with other materials, the hardness of the metal material is higher, and the water meter wax mold is not easy to deform, so that the accuracy of the water meter wax mold can be ensured.

The center of the core mold 121 is further provided with a core mold hole 1210 longitudinally penetrating through the core mold 121. Since the combined core mold hole 1220 has an annular structure, after the annular structure of the combined core mold 122 is sealed, wax having a relatively high temperature expands during the actual wax injection process to squeeze the original air, so that a vacuum is formed at the bottom of the central core mold 121, in this case, if the central core mold 121 is forcibly withdrawn, a protrusion is formed at the bottom of the wax mold receiving cavity, and if the protrusion is not formed, a quality problem or a weight increase occurs during the casting process, thereby causing a loss. In the present invention, the central core mold hole 1210 longitudinally penetrating the central core mold 121 is formed at the central position of the central core mold 121, and air is injected through an air gun to solve the vacuum problem, so that the efficiency is higher, and the increase of the bottom air pressure directly jacks up the central core mold 121 by a certain distance, which is more convenient and faster when the central core mold 121 is withdrawn.

As shown in fig. 1, a sliding mechanism 120 for relative sliding provided in the axial direction of the combined core mold hole 1220 is provided between the first split mold 1221, the second split mold 1222, the third split mold 1223, and the fourth split mold 1224, respectively, and the middle core mold 121. When the core mold 121 is removed, the core mold 121 is slid in the axial direction of the combined core mold hole 1220 with respect to the other split molds by means of the slide mechanism 120. Preferably, the sliding mechanism 120 is a sliding rail provided on the center die 121 and a sliding groove provided on each split die.

As shown in fig. 2 and 3, the inner mold 12 includes a connecting mold 1221 ' forming a communication flow passage between the forming housing cavity 210 and the water outlet pipe 23, and a cross section of one end of the communication flow passage communicating with the housing cavity 210 is larger than a cross section of an end of the communication flow passage adjacent to the water outlet pipe 23, so that the connecting mold 1221 ' is designed to be drawn out from an outlet of the housing cavity in order to facilitate the drawing out of the connecting mold 1221 '. In order to facilitate efficient design of the integral extraction core mold, the connecting mold 1221' is integrally provided with the first sub-mold 1221 of the combined core mold 122, specifically, in the present embodiment, the first sub-mold 1221 is separately provided as a first sub-mold 1221a, a first sub-mold 1221b and a first sub-mold third 1221c, wherein the first sub-mold 1221a is connected with the second sub-mold 1222, the first sub-mold second 1221b is connected with the fourth sub-mold 1222, and the first sub-mold third 1221c is connected with the first sub-mold 1221a and the first sub-mold second 1221 b. The first sub-mold one 1221a, the first sub-mold two 1221b and the first sub-mold three 1221c can slide relatively, so that the first sub-mold three 1221c can be taken out first when taking the mold, and then the first sub-mold one 1221a and the first sub-mold two 1221b can be taken out by moving the space vacated by the first sub-mold three 1221 c.

Similarly, the third mold segment 1223 is provided with a contact portion 12231 which is fittingly connected with the water inlet core mold 126, and the contact portion 12231 has a cross-sectional dimension which is larger than a cross-sectional dimension which is close to the combined core mold 122, so that the third mold segment 1223 is designed to be drawn out from the receiving cavity inlet, and in order to facilitate the drawing out of the third mold segment 1223, the third mold segment 1223 includes a third sub mold one 1223a which is separately connected with the second mold segment 1222 and a third sub mold two 1223b which is separately connected with the fourth mold segment 1222. The third sub-die one 1223a and the third sub-die two 1223b can slide relatively.

Since the first split mold 1221 has the connection mold 1221' extending in an angular direction with respect to the central axis of the combining core mold hole 1220, the first split mold 1221 can be taken in the direction of the central axis of the combining core mold hole 1220 at the time of mold drawing. However, since the lower ring chamber 27 generally has a radial bulge, the lower portion of the first die section 1221 will also have a radial bulge. This disables the lower portion of the first split die 1221 from moving in the direction of the central axis of the check flow passage 25. The lower portion of the first split mold 1221 thus has split molds 1221d provided as separate bodies. Specifically, the split mold 1221d may be a split mold of the first sub-mold 1221a, a split mold of the first sub-mold 1221b, or a split mold of the first sub-mold 1221 c. The split mold 1221d, the first sub-mold 1221a, the second sub-mold 1221b and the third sub-mold 1221c are taken out in a plurality of times.

The water inlet core mold 126 is matched with the combined core mold 122 to form a water inlet channel, and the size of the water inlet core mold 126 towards the direction of the combined core mold 122 is gradually increased, so that the size of the formed water inlet channel along the water inlet direction is gradually increased, which is beneficial to the smooth flow of water into the lower ring chamber and the extraction of the combined core mold 122 from the accommodating cavity inlet 271. The height difference between the water inlet core mold 126 and the combined core mold 122 enables water in the formed water inlet channel to flow more smoothly from the water inlet channel to the lower ring chamber 27.

As shown in fig. 11, the water inlet core mold 126 includes a central portion 1261 provided separately and a plurality of peripheral portions 1262 circumferentially surrounding the central portion 1261 for easy mold removal. The peripheral portions 1262 are gradually enlarged in size toward the combined core mold 122 to form an inner cavity with a gradually enlarged water inlet passage, and the central portion 1261 is taken out from the water inlet 220 of the water inlet pipe 22 before the peripheral portions 1262 are taken out one by one. This facilitates removal of the larger interior portion of peripheral portion 1262 from inlet 220.

As shown in fig. 9 and 10, the water outlet pipe 23 of the water meter 20 is provided with a check wall 232, a check cavity 250 connected to the water outlet flow passage 23 is formed in the check wall 232, the check cavity 250 forms an angle with the water outlet passage 23, the check wall 232 encloses the check cavity 250 and is provided with a check hole 252 and a check opening 251 opposite to the check hole 252, the check wall 232 includes an inclined wall 2321 arranged in the water outlet pipe and a connecting wall 2322 vertically connected to the inclined wall 2321, the check hole 252 is opened in the inclined wall and is connected to a check flow passage 24 and the water outlet flow passage 23, the check cavity 250 is provided with a check valve for preventing water from flowing reversely, and the check opening 251 is used for placing the check valve.

Correspondingly, inner mold 12 includes a check core mold 124 disposed at an angle to connecting mold 1221 ', and check core mold 124 is assembled with connecting mold 1221' and positioned relative to each other to form check cavity 250 and check bore 252 and check flow passage 25. The check plug 124 is also of metal. In this embodiment, the non-return core mold 124 is vertically disposed with the connection mold 1221' and is fitted in a shaft hole manner.

The water outlet core mold 125 is assembled and matched with the non-return core mold 124 to form a water outlet flow passage and a water outlet, and the water outlet core mold 125 is attached to one side surface of the non-return core mold 124 to communicate the water outlet flow passage with the non-return cavity. The core plug 125 includes an upper portion 1251 and a lower portion 1252 which are separately provided, the upper portion 1251 includes a straight portion 12511 and an extension portion 12512 which forms one end of the straight portion close to the combined core plug 122, the width of the extension portion 12512 and the straight portion 12511 in the direction perpendicular to the core plug 125 is larger than that of the lower portion 1252, when the core plug 125 is taken out from the water outlet 230, the lower portion 1252 is taken out first to make room for the lower portion of the upper portion 1251, thereby facilitating the taking out of the extension portion 12512 of the upper portion 1251. In this embodiment, the extension 12512 of the upper section 1251 is fitted to one side of the check core 124 to form the outlet channel 231 that communicates with the check cavity 250.

As shown in fig. 9 and 10, due to the special design of the water meter core, water enters the receiving cavity 210 from the water inlet pipe 22, enters the core from the lower part of the water meter core, and flows out of the core from the upper part of the core and enters the backflow preventing channel. Therefore, in order to connect the receiving cavity 210 and the check flow passage 25, the connecting mold 1221 'needs to be inclined downward, and the cross-sectional area of one end of the connecting mold 1221' connected to the first sub-mold 1221 needs to be larger than the cross-sectional area of the opposite end of the connecting mold 1221 'in order to facilitate the connecting mold to be removed from the receiving cavity outlet 261, and the connecting mold 1221' needs to be inclined downward to maintain the range of the height difference between the outlet flow passage 231 and the inlet flow passage 221. Since the connecting mold 1221 'needs to be inclined downward, the thickness of the mold space 13 between the connecting mold 1221' and the first split mold 1221 is significantly greater than the thickness of the other mold spaces 13. This may cause the wall thickness of the mold to be greater in this region than in other regions, which may lead to problems with internal stresses, stress concentrations, etc. in this region. In order to avoid this problem, a functional mold 1241 is disposed between the connecting mold 1221' and the first sub-mold 1221 to reduce the thickness of the mold space 13 in this region, thereby avoiding the formation of a thermal link during the subsequent stainless steel metal casting process, which affects the overall performance of the stainless steel water meter. The shape of the bottom of the functional mold 127 is adapted to the thickness region of the casting space 13, and the bottom of the functional mold 127 is provided in a wedge-shaped structure having a triangular cross section in the present embodiment. In order to facilitate the demolding of the functional mold 127 from the casting mold, the groove region 29 formed by the functional film 127 needs to be communicated with the check flow channel 24, so that the position of the functional mold 127 needs to be positioned, the functional mold 127 needs to be matched and connected with the connecting mold 1221 ', the check core mold 124 needs to be matched and connected with the connecting mold 1221' to form the check hole 252, the functional mold 127 and the check core mold 124 are fixedly connected and integrally matched and positioned relative to the connecting mold 1221 ', and the functional mold 127 and the connecting mold 1221' are accurately positioned relative to the conveniently positioned check core mold 124. The specific functional mold 127 is matched and connected with the detachable shaft hole of the non-return core mold 124, and when the mold is pulled out, the non-return core mold 124 is taken out firstly, and then the functional mold 127 is taken out.

As shown in fig. 12, the functional mold 127 includes a recessed mold 1271 and a raised mold 1272 which are separately provided, wherein the recessed mold 1271 has a recess, the raised mold 1272 is provided in the recess of the recessed mold 1271, and the raised mold 1272 has a projection which fits the outer end of the connecting mold 1221' to form the bottom of the return flow-only channel. In mold removal, the non-return core mold 124 is withdrawn axially from the non-return cavity 250, the cavity mold 1271 is withdrawn from the non-return hole 251 to make room for one side of the raised mold 1272, and the raised mold 1272 with its associated projections is withdrawn.

In the die drawing, the outer die 11 is opened, the middle core die 121, the non-return core die 124, the water outlet core die 125 and the water inlet core die 126 are firstly drawn out from the die, then the second sub die 1222 and the fourth sub die 1224 are horizontally moved and drawn out by using the space of the combined core die holes 1220, then the first sub die 1221a, the second sub die 1221b, the third sub die 1221c, the third sub die 1223a and the third sub die 1223b are respectively drawn out by using and vacating the space, finally the groove die 1271 of the functional die 127 is drawn out again, and finally the protruding die 1272 is drawn out.

Finally, it should be noted that: the above examples are only intended to illustrate the technical solution of the present invention, but not to limit it; although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, it will be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art that: the technical solutions described in the foregoing embodiments may still be modified, or some or all of the technical features may be equivalently replaced; and the modifications or the substitutions do not make the essence of the corresponding technical solutions depart from the scope of the technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention.

Claims

1. A combined mold (10) for casting a model, comprising an outer mold (11) and an inner mold (12), wherein the outer mold (11) at least partially accommodates the inner mold (12), a casting space (13) is provided between the outer mold (11) and the inner mold (12) for forming a model, the outer mold (11) comprises a filling hole (110) communicated with the casting space (13), characterized in that the inner mold (12) comprises a central mold (121) and a combined core mold (122) which is provided with a combined core mold hole (1220) matched with the central mold (121) to form a shaft hole, the inner mold (12) further comprises a water outlet core mold (125) and a water inlet core mold (126) matched and connected with the combined core mold, and the combined core mold (122) comprises a first split mold (1221), a second split mold (1222), and a water inlet mold (126) arranged separately along the circumferential direction of the combined core mold hole (1220), A third die (1223) and a fourth die (1224), wherein the first die (1221) is connected with the water outlet core die (125) in a matching mode, and the third die (1223) is connected with the water inlet core die (126) in a matching mode.

2. A combined mould (10) according to claim 1, characterised in that the inner mould (12) is of metal.

3. A split mold (10) according to claim 1, wherein a sliding mechanism (120) for relative sliding is provided between the first split mold (1221), the second split mold (1222), the third split mold (1223) and the fourth split mold (1224), respectively, and the center core mold (121).

4. A split die (10) as claimed in claim 1, wherein the first split die (1221) has a connecting die (1221') extending at an angle to the central axis of the combined core die orifice (1220), the connecting die connecting the water exit core die (125).

5. Combined mould (10) according to claim 4, characterised in that said first sub-mould (1221) comprises at least a first sub-mould (1221 a) connected to said second sub-mould (1222) and a second sub-mould (1221 b) connected to said fourth sub-mould (1222), arranged in a split manner.

6. Combined mould (10) according to claim 5, characterised in that said third sub-mould (1223) comprises at least a first sub-mould (1223 a) connected to said second sub-mould (1222) and a second sub-mould (1223 b) connected to said fourth sub-mould (1224), arranged in a split manner.

7. Combined die (10) according to claim 4, characterized in that the inner die (12) further comprises a non-return core die (124) arranged at an angle to the connecting die (1221').

8. Combined die (10) according to claim 4, characterized in that the first split die (1221) has split dies (1221 d) disposed in a split manner at the lower portion of the connecting die (1221').

9. A split mold (10) as claimed in claim 7, wherein a functional mold (1241) is provided between the connecting mold (1221 ') and the first split mold (1221), and the functional mold (1241) is detachably connected to the non-return core mold (124) and is fitted in the shaft hole of the connecting mold (1221').

10. A combined mould (10) as claimed in claim 9, wherein: the functional die (1241) comprises a groove die (1271) and a raised die (1272) matched with the groove die (1271), the raised die (1272) is arranged on one side of the groove die (1271) facing away from the combined core die hole (1220), the raised die (1272) is provided with a boss, the first sub-die (1221) further comprises a first sub-die III (1221 c) between a first sub-die I (1221 a) and a first sub-die II (1221 b), and the boss of the raised die (1272) extends the axial length of the connecting die (1221').

11. A segmented mold (10) as claimed in claim 1, wherein the dimension of the water inlet plug (126) in a direction towards the segmented plug (122) is progressively larger.