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such as initial strength, thermal stability, shake-out etc. Both of these components are mixed together with the refractory material in a mixing unit prior to its use. Both binder systems are cured in a hot core box. Shell sand


requires typically temperatures of higher than 250C which are usually realized by electrical heating or gas burning heating. INOTEC is typically cured in the temperature range


between 150 and 210C depending on the core geometry— significantly lower than that of shell sand, thereby offering the chance for energy and cost savings. Strengths values (both hot and cold) are high enough for the


INOTEC cores to be handled. Additionally, inorganic cores have—by nature—a higher affinity to water. Tus storage stabil- ity is more critical than in case of shell sand cores. Inorganic cores need to be protected from long exposure to high humidity. Shell sand has probably the best flowability properties


of all sand/binder systems – there are almost no limitations in geometry. However, complex core geometries like water jackets of cylinder heads are also successfully produced in series production every day using the INOTEC binder sys- tem. Tis is thanks to both continuous product optimization and to substantial technical adjustments in terms of core box design but also in the core print design which is nowadays especially suited for the needs of inorganic binders systems. In case of shell sand, a significant amount of smoke and


gas is generated during the casting process. Such a smoke formation is a result of the thermal decomposition of the organic resin leading to all different kinds of toxic organic substances which are emitted to the environment. INOTEC binder systems produce no smoke formation. As a


consequence there is no tar formation or condensate build-up on the die molds leading to less cleaning efforts and consequently less costs. However, inorganic cores also generate gas to some extent during the casting process. In particular for water jackets in cylinder heads such gas needs to be driven out by a proper vacuum system. Figure 1 shows a comparison of the gas forma- tion (so-called COGAS measurement in liquid aluminum) of INOTEC and shell sand cores. As can be seen, the amount of gas is significantly lower—the amount of condensate for INO- TEC can be related to the amount of the released water. Just recently, the BMW light metal foundry in Landshut


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Fig.1: Comparison of gas and condensate formation between shell sand and INOTECTM. Measurement was done using a COGAS appara- tus in liquid aluminum.


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