Dynamics of Treatment Device for Die Casting of Metals

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The aforementioned proves that the grease flow in mould treatment equipment can be regarded as a regulation system with the input quantity by medium pressure p1 above the grease level and with the output quantity by the grease flow speed.The utilization of treatment equipment for die casting of metal enhances both the working environment and work culture during die casting of metals. Application of grease flow regulation results in better repeatability of die casting cycle which positively influences the quality of castings.

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