US865562A - Method of producing castings. - Google Patents

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US865562A
US865562A US24018705A US1905240187A US865562A US 865562 A US865562 A US 865562A US 24018705 A US24018705 A US 24018705A US 1905240187 A US1905240187 A US 1905240187A US 865562 A US865562 A US 865562A
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    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B22CASTING; POWDER METALLURGY
    • B22DCASTING OF METALS; CASTING OF OTHER SUBSTANCES BY THE SAME PROCESSES OR DEVICES
    • B22D27/00Treating the metal in the mould while it is molten or ductile ; Pressure or vacuum casting
    • B22D27/04Influencing the temperature of the metal, e.g. by heating or cooling the mould
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  • Such articles are usually malle from sheet nietnl on aeeouni of the impossibility.' of producing y. uctieal castinffi. l. have (linen-tiered thai; phosphorus applied to l.. l metal while the latter ie in e. molten suite in the mold will improve its fluidity or flew, thereby Causing it. lo proi'lerlg.' and completely-lill the mold.
  • inolcl euriae l have ountl lt very eem/onu befahren-olie having been thus im' v lent to apply the phosphorus to the mold vby adniixing it with kerosene oil amllhen spraying the mixture on to he luohl.- After applying the phosphorus I run the molten luf-lul into the molti 'und it flows rezulily, anni completely and iwrleelly lills rho lutter, even iu thee-use or molds for relatively thin articles of consiel'eruhle area or mateur, und a .'ery :ih-urp, souiid anti homogeneous casting is produced.
  • nlrlts ln applying u phosphorus to the inner surface of the mold and then runnlmzthe molten Morus
  • siste in eourlug the inner surface of the inohl w'uh :i mixture of phosphorus una! u volaille hydrm-urhon oil und their ruunlng the molten m. .al into the mold.'

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@wenn STATES' PATENT onirico;
MIEHOD OF PRODUCING CASTINGS.
Specification of Let-tors Patent.
Patented sept. 150.1%?.
Application tiled January 9,1905. Serial No. 240.357.
To all whom il may concern:
Be it known that l, GEORGE HALE llimuooli, a eiti= zen ol the United States, residing al, 'lauutou, county of Bristol7 Stille of Illussaehusetta, have invented a cer- Lain new and useful improvementiu Meihod of Producing Castings, ol which the following is a speeitil'ution reference heine had therein to Vthe aeconi )an 'in 7 i n n 'compared with the area, of their surfaces, such for exuniple as ornamentul hron/.e plaques or similar articles. Such articles are usually malle from sheet nietnl on aeeouni of the impossibility.' of producing y. uctieal castinffi. l. have (linen-tiered thai; phosphorus applied to l.. l metal while the latter ie in e. molten suite in the mold will improve its fluidity or flew, thereby Causing it. lo proi'lerlg.' and completely-lill the mold.
invention I prefer to use phosphorus lu practicing; my
in the 'orzn which r.- eonimercinlly known as amorphous or red phosphorus, his form being non-poisonous and saler and more convenient to handle. `when the molti, utleieti in any well known manner, is ready to receive the molten metal, I sprinkle on otherwise place a preferably thiii layer or coating oli the phoa phorus powder .upon and within the cavity oi alle mold so tha it will :tonie into eonineo with the metal which is poured into the mold. While l prefer to distribute, as above described, the phospho'fus throughout the surfew of the mold, my o. ined in thin way, yer; l do not know that this in es sential, sinne so ier as lam ahleto determine goed reu sulla might; be ohminel Without covering or coating or otherwlno distributing the phosphorus over or upon the iefhoieol' the. inolcl euriae l have ountl lt very eem/onu befahren-olie having been thus im' v lent to apply the phosphorus to the mold vby adniixing it with kerosene oil amllhen spraying the mixture on to he luohl.- After applying the phosphorus I run the molten luf-lul into the molti 'und it flows rezulily, anni completely and iwrleelly lills rho lutter, even iu thee-use or molds for relatively thin articles of consiel'eruhle area or mateur, und a .'ery :ih-urp, souiid anti homogeneous casting is produced.
l have mentioned "liar(l niet-uis and referred specilicully to iron :intl alloysol (opper. I (lo not wish lo be limited to any kind or class of metals. .l tirst eniployed my ention iu casting' hard alloys of oopper, hut pmetiee in the vueling oi' other metals `iuatiie me in holieving hu where like use oi my invia Lion is not.
nlrlts ln :applying u phosphorus to the inner surface of the mold and then runnlmzthe molten mehr! luto the mold.
siste: in eourlug the inner surface of the inohl w'uh :i mixture of phosphorus una! u volaille hydrm-urhon oil und their ruunlng the molten m. .al into the mold.'
1l. lhe method of producing u me'ml earning; which eon siste-in applyingr amorphous phosphorus 'tu the inner aux face of the mold und then running rho molten metal into the mold.
l. The method'of producing n motul ensi'lnf; whleh consiste in saurai-int: the luuor surfaces o the mold wl'h u mixture ol' phosphorus n ud volaille liyilroeurhon oil and then running rhe molten meml into the mold.
.In testimony whereo l am: my sigunlure, lu presence of two witnesses, l A
GEORGE HALE BRABROOK Witnesses WM. A.. Mnennoo, Aurel: ll. Monnlsou.
absolutely neeeewary in ortler to obtain u rooting, it is,
L'.. 'liie mefhod of produeliu: u metal rusting which eon-
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Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US2528406A (en) * 1946-06-22 1950-10-31 Wulff John Method of making pyrophoric elements
US6446698B1 (en) 2001-03-12 2002-09-10 Howmet Research Corporation Investment casting with exothermic material

Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US2528406A (en) * 1946-06-22 1950-10-31 Wulff John Method of making pyrophoric elements
US6446698B1 (en) 2001-03-12 2002-09-10 Howmet Research Corporation Investment casting with exothermic material

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