WO2009014412A1 - Method and mould for stratified moulding with metalostatic pressure compensation - Google Patents
Method and mould for stratified moulding with metalostatic pressure compensation Download PDFInfo
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- WO2009014412A1 WO2009014412A1 PCT/MX2007/000101 MX2007000101W WO2009014412A1 WO 2009014412 A1 WO2009014412 A1 WO 2009014412A1 MX 2007000101 W MX2007000101 W MX 2007000101W WO 2009014412 A1 WO2009014412 A1 WO 2009014412A1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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- B22C9/00—Moulds or cores; Moulding processes
- B22C9/20—Stack moulds, i.e. arrangement of multiple moulds or flasks
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- This invention relates to molten metal molding, and in particular, it relates to a method and mold for multi-piece stratified molding by means of stackable molds that have a generally rhomboidal shaped cone cavity with a double cone trunk that allows to compensate for the metastatic pressure and achieve a temperature distribution in the mold during the casting of the molten metal.
- the stackable molds are placed one above the other (in what is known as stratified molding or stacked molding), and they are arranged so that the drinking fountain or central collector of Ijenado that joins the stackable molds together is vertical and, therefore, the molding cavities of each stackable mold are one above the other.
- the molten metal is poured into an inlet opening in the upper stackable mold or in the central filling manifold, the molding cavities of the lower stackable molds are filled first and the upper cavities are filled later, but the control is minimal with respect to Ia way in which molten metal fills each molding cavity.
- the molten metal when emptied, induces a high static pressure (known as metastatic pressure) on the lower stackable molds, which frequently exerts the effect of the molten metal passing through the Stackable mold metal (known as internal fusion), which can lead to the formation of plugs during solidification of the molten metal and a complete breakage of the mold wall and therefore can cause leaks in the joints between molds adjacent causing the burr formation or the complete breakage of a joint.
- metastatic pressure a high static pressure
- internal fusion internal Stackable mold metal
- Another disadvantage is that being the central collector of generally straight filling causes an inadequate temperature distribution along the mold during the casting of the molten metal, since it does not allow the formation of hot spots along the mold.
- each casting cavity of each stackable mold is interconnected to form a central filling manifold, and each casting cavity allows to compensate for the metastatic pressure of the molten metal during its emptying by the central filling manifold to achieve a generally uniform filling of each of the molding cavities of each
- each stackable mold includes a generally rhomboidal shaped cone with a double cone trunk; and one or more molding cavities connected to the casting cavity by one or more feeding ducts; where the stackable molds are arranged so that their respective casting cavities are placed one above the other to form a central filling manifold; and (b) emptying molten metal into the central filling manifold so that molten metal flows through each casting cavity and fills the molding cavities from the lower stackable mold to the upper stackable mold; where each casting cavity allows the metastatic pressure of the molten metal to be compensated during its emptying to achieve a generally uniform filling of each of the molding cavities of each stackable mold.
- Figure 1 illustrates a schematic perspective view of a mold for stratified molding according to the invention.
- Figure 2 illustrates a schematic cross-sectional view through the cutting plane 2-2 ' indicated in Figure 1 of a mold for stratified molding according to the invention.
- Figure 3 illustrates a schematic view in longitudinal section along the 3-3 ' cutting plane indicated in Figure 1 of a mold for stratified molding according to the invention.
- Figure 4 illustrates a schematic detail view in longitudinal section of an embodiment of the casting cavity of a stackable mold according to the invention.
- mold for stratified molding in the context of the present description, means a mold formed by one or more stackable molds arranged one above the other in a vertical column.
- stackable mold in the context of the present description, means each one of the mold blocks that form the mold for stratified molding, which includes the molding cavities, casting cavity and feeding ducts.
- molding in the context of the present description, means manufacturing process of parts based on pouring molten metals into the mold cavity of a mold, to obtain after solidification and cooling a piece that is reproduction of the cavity of molding
- molding cavity in the context of the present description, means hollow space within a mold that represents the shape of the piece to be molded.
- casting cavity in the context of the present description, means hollow space within a mold used to distribute and feed the molten metal through the feeding conduit to the molding cavity.
- feeding duct in the context of the present description, means passage for the molten metal that connects the casting cavity with a molding cavity.
- metal pressure in the context of the present description, means the static pressure exerted by the molten metal on the internal walls of the mold for stratified molding and its stackable molds.
- the mold for stratified molding 10 is formed by one or more stackable molds 20 which in turn each is formed by a casting cavity 30 and one or more molding cavities 40 connected to each other by one or more feed ducts 50.
- Each stackable mold 20 can be a sand mold, a permanent mold, or a ceramic mold.
- the casting cavity 30 and the molding cavities 40 of each stackable mold 20 are formed from the assembly of an upper mold part 60 with a lower mold part 70 by a generally male-female mechanism.
- Each of the casting cavities 30 have a generally shaped double cone rhomboidal and interconnect vertically to form a central filling manifold 80, whereby a flow of molten metal, as it is poured into the mold for stratified molding 10, successively fills the cavities of casting 30 of the stackable molds 20 starting with those of the lower part until reaching those of the upper part. As each casting cavity 30 is filled with molten metal, the molding cavities 40 connected to it are filled.
- the generally rhomboidal shape of the double cone trunk of each of the casting cavities 30 makes it possible to compensate for the metastatic pressure of the molten metal during its emptying by the central filling manifold 80, whereby a generally uniform filling of each one is achieved. of the mold cavities 40 of each of the stackable molds 20.
- the double cone-shaped rhomboidal shape of each of the casting cavities 30 is formed from an upper cavity 110 in the upper mold part 60 in the form of a cone trunk with a smaller base and a larger base, and a lower cavity in the lower mold part 70 also in the form of a cone trunk with a smaller base and a larger base, such that when the upper mold part 60 is assembled with the lower mold part 70, to integrate a stackable mold 20, the upper cavity 110 and the lower cavity 120 are opposed to each other and joined by their respective major base.
- the upper cavity 110 or lower cavity 120 may have a bell shape, a pyramid trunk shape, a spherical segment shape with two bases or combinations of these shapes.
- each casting cavity 30 the smaller base of the upper cavity 110 is smaller than the smaller base of the lower cavity 120; while the major base of the upper cavity 110 is smaller than the major base of said lower cavity 120.
- This configuration allows a central filling manifold 80 to be formed which varies (from top to bottom) in a stepped manner in its diameter. This irregular form of central filling manifold 80 allows the formation of hot spots, at the junction points of the casting cavities 30, during the casting of the molten metal and therefore a temperature distribution is achieved in the mold for stratified molding 10 .
- the mold for stratified molding 10 includes a drain cup 90 through which the molten metal is poured and is located in the upper part of the mold 10 and connected to the central filling manifold 80 at its top.
- the drain cup 90 is defined by a bell-shaped mold cavity, pyramid trunk shape, spherical segment shape with two bases and combinations of these shapes.
- the mold for stratified molding 10 includes a flow stabilizer 100 located in the lower part of the mold 10 and connected to the central filling manifold 80 at its bottom.
- the flow stabilizer 100 is defined by a bell-shaped mold cavity, trunk shape of pyramid, spherical segment shape of a base, spherical segment shape of two bases and combinations of these shapes.
- the shape of the drain cup 90 and the flow stabilizer 100 allows bubbles not to form during the casting of the molten metal, because it counteracts or dampens the turbulence of the flow.
- a method for stratified molding with metastatic pressure compensation begins by forming a mold for stratified molding 10 from a plurality of stackable molds 20 (described above) ) arranged one above the other in a vertical column.
- a drain cup 90 is placed in the upper part of the mold for stratified molding 10 and in the lower part a flow stabilizer 100, both connected to the central filling manifold 80; then emptying molten metal in the central filling manifold 80 so that the molten metal flows through each casting cavity 30 and fills the molding cavities 40 from the lower stackable mold 20 to the upper stackable mold 20; in such a way that each casting cavity 30 allows the metastatic pressure of the molten metal to be compensated during its emptying to achieve a generally uniform filling of each of the molding cavities 40 of each stackable mold 20.
- each casting cavity is allowing the formation of hot spots during the casting of molten metal by the central filling manifold 80 to achieve a temperature distribution along the mold for stratified molding 10.
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US12/670,461 US20100193151A1 (en) | 2007-07-25 | 2007-08-29 | Method and mould for stratified moulding with metalostatic pressure compensation |
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BRPI0721865-6A2A BRPI0721865A2 (en) | 2007-07-25 | 2007-08-29 | METHOD AND TEMPLATE FOR STRATIFIED MOLDING WITH METALOSTATIC PRESSURE COMPENSATION |
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