Key Technologies in the Design of a Vacuum Die Casting Mould for Aluminum Alloy Joints

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Aluminum alloy joints are a key component of a light-weight bus body, hence, they have a complicated structure and high strength requirement. A vacuum die casting mould has been developed and joints have been manufactured using a CAE simulation, a “whole-process-vacuum exhaust” vacuum die casting process and a decreased cross-section design for vacuum-pumping. The joint’s internal porosity has been noticeably reduced and its mechanical properties have been considerably improved in comparison with joints manufactured from die casting.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 97-101)

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390-394

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March 2010

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