Cooperation within MEBSP on the Subject of Air Gap Formation During a Casting Process
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Abstract
The goal of quantitatively predicting air gap growth in casting processes is still not reached. Subgroup IV of the international research platform MEBSP is tackling the problem with both an experimental approach (see Figure for a layout currently used at the Royal Institute of Technology) and a variety of simulation programs, being used by different participating institutes.
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OpenAlex topics: Metallurgical Processes and Thermodynamics · Aluminum Alloy Microstructure Properties · Materials Engineering and Processing
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4. CASTS is an in‐house code developed at the Foundry‐Institute of the Technical University Aachen together with ACCESS Material Sciences e.V. Aachen. SPAN3D is a stress module developed at the Foundry‐Institute for uncoupled stress simulation based on the results of CASTS. Both CASTS and SPAN3D are not for sale.
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