Welding Corrective Maintenance Solutions for Molds

Adrian But; Cristian Eusebiu Popescu; Iuliana Duma

doi:10.4028/p-XuwHj4

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HomeKey Engineering MaterialsKey Engineering Materials Vol. 990Welding Corrective Maintenance Solutions for Molds

Welding Corrective Maintenance Solutions for Molds

Abstract:

Designing and manufacturing a new mold is laborious work and requires well-trained human resources but also considerable material investments. The achizition and implementation the CAD/CAM softwares, three and five-axis machining centers, cutting tools with high performance are necessary to processing a mold. That is why it is frequently used to repair used molds. This repair is done by welding and then manufacturing on machines with numerical control. The present paper presents these stages of corrective maintenance of a mold. Starting from a concrete case, the solutions for remediation of the used mold are presented. The two basic operations in retrofitting, welding and computer-assisted processing on CNC machines are also analyzed.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 990)

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21-26

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October 2024

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Adrian But, Cristian Eusebiu Popescu*, Iuliana Duma

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CAM Applications, Maintenance, Mold, Welding

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