Review on Automated Casting Fault Separation Machine

Abstract:

Currently, the manufacturing industries play an important part in the global economy. I t is critical for the industries to maintain the high standards of goods and products. Various machines / systems have been developed for determining dimensional stability or the lack of filling in a casting product, thereby rejecting the defective products. The existence of the casting product is detected using an infrared or ultrasonic sensor. When a product arrives along the conveyer, the sensor can detect its measurements. If the product has the necessary proportions and dimensions, it is moved to the accepted bin; otherwise, it is denied by a pneumatic actuator and placed in the rejecter bin. Eventually, a profound learning model that categorizes into two different categories has been studied to automate the manual inspection procedure in the casting failure system. This automated casting fault separation machine is accurate, reliable and low cost which makes it suitable for small scale industries with easy segregation of high quality products. The objective of this paper is to review the various automatic systems developed for separating casting fault.

• Periodical: Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 920)
• Pages: 155-163
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/p-1GeOh1
• Online since: March 2024
• Authors: M. Muthukumar*, S. Bhuvanesh, B. Mahendran, D. Naveen Kumar, R. Priyadarsan
• Keywords: Automatic System, Casting, Quality, Rejecter Bin, Ultrasonic Sensor

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