Sentence examples for casting conditions from inspiring English sources
Casting of one ladle takes 45 to 90 minutes, depending on heat size, steel grade, caster layout, and casting conditions.
The flow of water to the many nozzles in the various sections is often computer-controlled and automatically adjusted as casting conditions change.
Casting conditions are often further improved by electrical tundish heating to adjust steel temperature, by electromagnetic stirring coils around the strand to decrease segregation, by in-line rolling to compact the centre just before it solidifies, and, most important, by well-designed inspection systems to check the liquid steel and the hot strand during casting.
A mix design was developed and tested in a reusable trial caisson that would simulate field casting conditions.
Under casting conditions, failure to fill the mould cavity results not from high viscosity but from premature solidification.
Also, casting conditions are designed to ensure that the liquid metal conforms exactly to the surface of the mould cavity.
The casting of amorphous iron-based wires of sub-millimetre diameters have been studied in a multiple jet casting condition.
Ultrasonic fatigue tests up to 109 cycles show mean fatigue limits of approx. 38 50 MPa (magnesium alloys) and 75 MPa (AlSi9Cu3) in the tested casting condition.
Ceramic colloidal processing methods require stable, well-dispersed suspensions with extremely high levels of solids loading to achieve optimal casting condition and green body properties and also to minimize drying induced shrinkage [9 11].
In this work, we investigate relative humidity (RH) as a casting condition that influences poly isoprene-b-styrene-b-4-vinylpyridine) (ISV) membrane surface structure in terms of order and uniformity.
When comparing with the conventional No EMT casting condition, hydrogen porosity defect improving amplitudes of 33.8%, 57.9% and 51.2% at casting temperatures 670 °C, 700 °C and 730 °C were observed in A380 ingots casted by the experimental electromagnetic transport (EMT) prototype with plane induction electromagnetic pump (EMP).
