Defect Minimization in Casting through Process Improvement-A Literature Review

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Abstract

In India many foundries have followed conventional and manual operations. Foundry industries suffer from poor quality and productivity due to large number of process parameters combined with lower penetration of automation and shortage of skilled worker. Mould shifting, sand inclusions, poor surface finish, shrinkage, porosity, cold shut and flash are common casting defects in casting. Since casting process involves complex interaction among various parameters and operations related to metal composition, method designs, melting, pouring, shake-out, fettling and machining and hence need to improve. This Paper prescribes comprehensive review of work pertaining to process improvement techniques used for defect minimisation in casting.

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S, Mr. P. S., & R, Prof. N. G. (2017). Defect Minimization in Casting through Process Improvement-A Literature Review. IOSR Journal of Mechanical and Civil Engineering, 14(2), 09–13. https://doi.org/10.9790/1684-1402010913

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