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revealed a new central feeding concept which is only pos- sible when using inorganic binder technology because of the missing smoke and condensate formation. Tus, such a concept would not be possible with shell sand. Inorganic binders are often regarded as being more


critical in the shakeout process when compared to classi- cal organic binder systems. However, it has been shown at numerous customers that a combination of both continuous new product developments and adjustments in the shakeout process (like the right hammering and vibrating) could sig- nificantly improve the collapsibility so that nowadays even complex core geometries can safely be removed from the casting. Tis already happens every day in series production of cylinder heads and engine blocks at numerous customers all over the globe. Te sand reclamation of inorganic binders is generally


possible by a combination of a mechanical treatment (de- dusting to get rid of most of the binder) followed by a ther- mal treatment to “deactivate” the binder system. In this way, reclaimed sand can be obtained that is similar to the quality of new sand in terms of bench life of the sand mixture and strength values. In most cases, thermal reclamation is also a necessity for


the reclamation of used shell sand to burn off the organic residues on the sand grains. ■


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Metalcasting facilities are constantly seeking new ways and opportunities to improve their casting quality, produc- tivity and savings—all at the same time. In response, DISA has developed a system that enables foundries to boost both quality and productivity, while improving yield, compared to other standard vertical molding processes. One of the key points is to increase the available pour-


ing time, as that remains one of the critical bottlenecks in today’s vertical metalcasting facilities. Two ways to increase pouring time are available from DISA: 1. DISA Fast Pour: Te fast pour system works with a


large pouring cup that enables the pouring unit to pour up to 10 kgs/ sec. Te actual casting is not poured at this speed, as a restriction in the gating system ensures the casting is poured with 3 to 5 kgs/ sec. 2. DISA Double Index: Tis system enables the DISA


vertical molding machine to perform a double index when pouring two molds simultaneously, achieving an additional 30% pouring time. Basically, double pouring can be done in two ways: 1. One pouring unit is equipped with two pouring


nozzles. Running with two pouring nozzles requires a more or less fixed mold size. It is possible to change the


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