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MODERN A PUBLICATION OF THE AMERICAN FOUNDRY SOCIETY


AUGUST 2014 VOLUME 104 | NUMBER 8


COLUMNS


7 Editorial Managing Human Capital A.T. SPADA


P. 30 P. 48


19 Washington Alert Bill to Make Scientific Claims in Regulation More Transparent S. SALMON, J. HANNAPEL AND C. RICHTER


54 Novel Solutions Fighting for a U.S. Industry S. WETZEL


55 CEO Journal A More Nuanced View D. MARCUS


DEPARTMENTS 3 From Online 9 Industry News


17 Industry Faces


22 Employee Engagement Lethbridge reinvents itself mid-expansion to ensure its future. D. KAPEL


30 Rethinking Repair & Relining Procedures Through detailed evaluation and analysis of its operations, one iron casting facility resolved issues related to its coreless induction furnaces. R. WANDEL AND E. BENION SR.


37 Bubbling Smaller Steel Melts Nova Precision Casting installed a porous plug in a crucible lined induction furnace to treat steel with argon gas. S. BOYD AND R. BOYD


40 Direct Pour Vs. Traditional Gating A study comparing direct pouring and traditional gating for an aluminum blade showed direct pouring increases yield and improves costs and mold making. F. CHIESA, N. GIGUÈRE, D. LEVASSEUR AND B. DUCHESNE


48 Building Better Ships The Navy Metalworking Center collaborated with Lockheed Martin to redesign components as castings in a new type of ship. S. WETZEL


21 In a World Without Castings


57 Casting Innovations


62 AFS News 64 Metalcasting Supplies 65 Classifieds


71 Advertisers Index


72 Shakeout


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