Course detail
Foundry Technology I
FSI-PTEAcad. year: 2021/2022
Basic methods applied to the production of castings. The course is giving the basic overview about all phases in casting manufacture taking into account choice of specific technology used, i.e. pattern equipment and the type of mould (permanent- non permanent).
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Credit for exercises: semestr project - obligatory
Examination : written and oral exam.
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Specification of controlled education, way of implementation and compensation for absences
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Prerequisites and corequisites
Basic literature
John Campbell: Castings,Butterworth-Heinemann Ltd,1991
Kolektiv: Giesserei Lexikon ,Schone-Schiel,1991
Kolektiv: Metals Handbook Volume 15 - Casting ,ASM,9th edition
Schleg,F.:"Technology of metalcasting",AFS,2003
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Elearning
Classification of course in study plans
- Programme N-SLE-P Master's 1 year of study, winter semester, compulsory
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Lecture
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2.Basic principles of casting technologies (basic terms- patterns, flasks, moulding mixtures,...)
3.Patterns and its manufacturing (permanent, non-permanent patterns)
4.Foundry moulds - clasification. Permanent and non permanent moulds
5.Clasification of foundry mould according to the binding systems used (1st - 4th Generation)
6.Moulds manufactured by 1st Generation (Clay binders)
7.Compaction methods in 1st Generation moulds
8.2nd Generation of the moulds- self hardening systems
9.2nd Generation of the moulds- external hardening systems
10.Short overview of technologies using binders 3rd and 4th Generations
11.Technology of pouring into permanent moulds - basic terms
12.Finishing operations in making castings
13.Basic terms in casting quality control
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Elearning