Decoring Behaviour of Chosen Moulding Materials with Alkali Silicate Based Inorganic Binders

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This paper contains basic information about new processes for cores for cylinder heads production with alkali silicate based inorganic binders. Inorganic binders are coming back to the foreground due to their ecologically friendly nature and new technologies for cores production and new binder systems were developed. Basically these binder systems are modified alkali silicates and therefore they carry some well-known unfavourable properties with their usage. To compensate these disadvantages, the binder systems are working with additives which are most often in powder form and are added in the moulding material. This paper deals with decoring behaviour of different moulding sands as well as the influence of chosen additives on knock-out properties in laboratory terms. For this purpose, specific methods of specimen production are described. Developed methods are then used to compare decoring behaviour of chosen sands and binder systems.

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Conev, M., Vasková, I., Hrubovčáková, M., & Hajdúch, P. (2017). Decoring Behaviour of Chosen Moulding Materials with Alkali Silicate Based Inorganic Binders. Archives of Metallurgy and Materials, 62(2), 703–706. https://doi.org/10.1515/amm-2017-0105

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