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Fig. 9. The three contraction stages are modeled.


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overheating of the alloy; solidification contraction that relies on the solidification range of the alloy; and the solid phase contraction. The feeding system can exert influ- ence on the first two, while the third obeys the physical behavior of the alloy and it is not possible to change it noticeably.


• Thermal modulus. It is one of the design key points and thus, the modulus of both the part and the feeding system are studied with the safety factor set around 25% (MFeed- ing > 1,25MPart). In the course of the “SUPERALLOY” project, novel


design concepts have been handled, considering that “a single cast component must be treated as if it was a series produc- tion part.” Tis preliminary approach introduces important design novelties making the use of simulation tools essential. Part soundness (absence of shrinkage porosity) has been


considered a key point both in laboratory scale and in indus- trial productions. In all cases, subsequent adjustments have been carried out taking the conventional designs as reference. For virtual validations, several moduli are employed performing defect prediction calculations for all cases. In order to minimize the impact of incidences in indus-


trial parts, every single design change has been preceded by the fabrication of the corresponding specimens. Te specimens used were prismatic blocks of side = 200mm and geometric modulus = 3.33cm (Fig. 2). Te feeder of every specimen is built with the riser sleeves under study, analyzing the results in terms of characteristic contraction model followed by all cases. Both destructive and non-destructive techniques are


employed to assess the soundness and the amount of contrac- tion in every specimen.


Industrial Trials


All the validations have had to undergo their correspond- ing industrial trials (Fig. 3), where soundness and net/gross yield are inspected. Te preliminary requirement has been, in all cases, guar- anteeing the part’s soundness and no melt was carried out assuming unnecessary risks. Te basis of this article is the optimization of the yield


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