Equation Model to Evaluate Fluidity of Aluminum Alloys under Pressure Die-Casting Conditions with an Application

Pavol Semanco; Marcel Fedák; Miroslav Rimár; Emil Ragan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.505.190

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Equation Model to Evaluate Fluidity of Aluminum Alloys under Pressure Die-Casting Conditions with an Application

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The fluidity length of aluminum alloy is key parameter in mold-filling process. Generally it impacts the final quality of the cast products. In the paper we introduce our mathematical model for estimating the fluidity length of the particular alloy under high pressure die casting conditions. We tested our model against the spiral test to compare results and verified the feasibility of this particular mathematical model.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 505)

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190-194

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April 2012

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Pavol Semanco, Marcel Fedák, Miroslav Rimár, Emil Ragan

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Aluminium Alloy, Casting, Die Cavity, Fluidity, Turbulent Flow

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