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Fig. 11 Yield has been improved from 58% (top) to 76% (bottom), in addition to optimising finishing times (carbon steel).


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in the different melts of the experimental stage. Amongst the discovered advantages, it is worth citing: • Lower mold thermal inertia meaning a reduction in local thermal loads, which becomes a foundry related defect prevention tool (cracks, segregations, etc.).


• More favorable micro-structures and minimization of the grain growth phenomena.


• Lower amount of scrap and higher material rotation. The furnaces are loaded with higher ingot percentages, which directly increase the quality of the metal.


• Lower material loss due to non-reusable in-house pro- duced scraps (contaminated risers).


• Risers with reduced section can help avoid, in some cases, the annealing/ tempering treatment needed to cut out the feeding system without generating cracks in the part.


Industrial Trials With the objective of performing the industrial valida-


tion of the new feeding systems and generating a set of representative real part examples that show the competitive advantages achieved in the development of the “SUPERAL- LOY” project, several real-foundry industrial trials have been performed. Te scheme of the melts has been pretty simple, since the


use of traditional feeding systems and advanced ones has been compared, making clear the direct improvements in terms of yield. Te industrialization stage has been carried out on


components belonging to different customer-sectors, and consequently, good internal soundness has been established as an indispensable condition for the acceptance of every test. In advance of each industrial assessment the correspond-


ing preliminary validations are done, employing the thermo- physical characterization of the new formulations as the input data for the calculations. Some examples are presented in the figures on the previous page, so the yield improvement that is achieved by applying the developed knowledge can be clearly visualized (Figs. 10 and 11). Te control over the simulation tools that are currently


available, provided that the thermo-physical characteristics of the new formulations are properly implemented, allows a company to perform melts, even single part batches, bearing yield optimisation criteria at all times. ■


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