序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
141 Method for molding reduced pressure mold JP7697691 1991-03-15 JPH04288940A 1992-10-14 ATSUMI ISAO
PURPOSE: To form plastic film having high hardness on the surface of a pattern having complicated shape in comparatively short time without impairing safety of the work. CONSTITUTION: On the surface of a pattern plate 1 pre-coated with a mold release agent, UV curing plastic is applied and this pattern plate is irradiated with UV to form the plastic film 4 on the surface of pattern plate 1. Successively, after applying the mold release agent on this surface, a molding flask 6 possible to reduce the inner pressure is set on the pattern plate 1, and dry sand 7 for molding is packed and on this, plastic shielding film 8 is applied to harden the sand 7 under reduced pressure. The pattern plate 1 is released from the mold 9 under condition of the reduced pressure. COPYRIGHT: (C)1992,JPO&Japio
142 Carbon black coating method on surface JP17695689 1989-07-07 JPH02133154A 1990-05-22 ATSUHIMU KUUBON; BUERUNAA KAPERUNAA; EBUARUTO SHIYUMITSUTO
PURPOSE: To prolong a still time o a cooling zone in casting a thin slab by producing a soot layer with directing a flame having reduction effect to a surface to be coated and acting a neutral flame to a soot layer. CONSTITUTION: A surface coming into contact with a liquid metal of steel etc., is coated by a soot resulting from combustion of a combustible gas. In this case, a gas mixture is adjusted so as to have reduction effect, a soot layer is formed by directing a flame to a surface to be coated. A post treatment, in which an actually neutral flame, e.g. a flame of a gas or a gas mixture not having oxidation effect, reduction effect is applied to the soot layer. By using a gas mixture composing of a combustion gas and oxygen for a post treatment, an oxygen content in the gas is stoichiometrically adjusted corresponding to a carbon content in the combustion gas. As a combustion gas for the post treatment, acetylene or a city gas is used. By this method, a still time of a cooling zone in casting a thin slab is prolonged. COPYRIGHT: (C)1990,JPO
143 Production of casting mold JP3393784 1984-02-24 JPS60177929A 1985-09-11 TASHIRO YASUNORI; WATANABE SHIROU; HIROSE YUTAKA
PURPOSE:To form a surface having high strength free from cracking and holes on a metallic mold for casting and to improve extremely the surface of a casting by spraying thermally ceramics onto the surface of the metallic mold which contacts with a molten metal thereby forming a coated film thereon. CONSTITUTION:Ceramic powder consisting of zircon or magnesium oxide, etc. is thermally sprayed onto the surface of a metallic mold for casting which contacts with a molten metal to form a coated film. The resistance to heat, thermal impact and chemicals is improved and the surface of the produced casting is extremely improved without decreasing the cooling effect of the metallic mold and without cracking, foaming holes, etc.
144 JPS6031582B2 - JP8447282 1982-05-18 JPS6031582B2 1985-07-23 SAKOTA AKINORI; KATSUKI ATSUMASA
145 Manufacture of aluminum alloy impeller JP23351883 1983-12-13 JPS60127043A 1985-07-06 ONO SHIYUUJI; OOGURO TAKASHI
PURPOSE:To suppress the temp. rise of a silicone rubber mold for casting and to suppress the deterioration of the casting mold by coating a heat resistant mold coating material on the surface of the casting mold. CONSTITUTION:A pattern OA of an impeller is fixed to the center of a master mold constituted of casting molds 1A, 2A and 3A and liquid silicone rubber 4A is poured into the spacing constituted of the master mold and the pattern OA. The pattern OA is pulled upward to form a cavity part 8A of a casting mold after a silicone rubber mold 7A is obtd. upon solidification of the silicone rubber. A heat resistant mold coating material 9A is then coated by spraying on the surface of the mold 7A. The mold 1A is removed and in turn , a reinforcing metallic mold 10A worked with a cooling water passing 11A on the surface is mounted to the lower part of the mold 7A. A casting mold 12A for a feeder head is mounted in place of the mold 3A. A molten metal 13A is poured into the mold while cooling water is passed in the cooling water passage 11A between the mold 7A and the mold 10A. The casting is removed from the mold upon solidification of the melt 15A of the poured Al alloy and is finished, by which the Al alloy impeller is obtd.
146 Casting method using casting material subjected to refractory coating JP23245483 1983-12-08 JPS60124437A 1985-07-03 TANAKA AKIO; YAMASHITA TADASHI; HIGUCHI TEIICHI
PURPOSE:To form a non-defective casting having no pinhole and cavity defects with a metallic mold or casting material subjected to refractory coating by specifying the total of the free moisture and loss on ignition which is the gaseous component of the coating at a specific rate or below. CONSTITUTION:The total of the free moisture and loss on ignition which is the gaseous component of the refractory coating applied on a metallic mold is regulated to <=1.0%. The pinholes generated by the evaporation of the moisture in the coating and the sepn. and evaporation of water of crystallization owing to pouring heat and the cavity in the casting surface owing to blistering are made non-obstructive in this case to yield a non-defective casting. The free moisture refers to the rate % of loss at 105 deg.CX1.5hr and the loss on ignition refers to the rate % of loss at 950 deg.CX1hr.
147 Automatic concentration adjuster for mold coating material JP7982183 1983-05-07 JPS59206138A 1984-11-21 HIRAUMA YASUYOSHI; KAWAGUCHI HIROSHI
PURPOSE:To adjust automatically the concn. of a mold coating material by detecting the concn. of the mold coating material which is stirred by a stirrer and feeding a diluting soln. when the detected concn. is higher than a prescribed value. CONSTITUTION:A raw material for a mold coating material and a diluting soln. are put into a vessel 1 and a mold coating material 2 having a slightly high concn. is prepd. while a stirrer 3 driven by a motor 4 is kept operated. The material 2 in the vessel 1 is thereafter supplied into a measuring vessel 6 through a pump P1 due to the operation of a switch and a timer. The material is stirred by the flow in said vessel and the excess is returned through a pipe 7 to the vessel 1. A prescribed amt. of the fresh material 2 is thus stored in the vessel 6. If the concn. thereof is higher than the prescribed value, the movable part 8a of a balance 8 descends on account of the large specific gravity of the mold coating material and a proximity switch 10 turns on to operate a pump P2 thus feeding the diluting soln. 13 in a tank 12 into the vessel 1. The amt. to be fed in one time is determined by the timer and the material 2 stirred to the uniform concn. in the vessel 1 is fed into the vessel 6. If the concn. is still higher than the prescribed value, the above-mentioned operation is repeated until the prescribed concn. is attained.
148 Precision casting mold for active metal JP4389283 1983-03-16 JPS59169643A 1984-09-25 SUZUKI YUUICHI; MIURA TSUNASHI; HAMANAKA HITOSHI; WATANABE KATSUHISA
PURPOSE:To decrease the shrinkage in the stage of forming a casting mold and to prevent reaction with a molten metal in an investment casting method using a phosphate investing material by coating alumina, etc. on the surface of the casting mold that contacts with the molten metal surface. CONSTITUTION:One kind or >=2 kinds among alumina, magnesia, zirconia and carbon or a mixture composed thereof is coated on the surface of a wax mold and is invested with a phosphate type investing material. The mold is then dewaxed to leave the coating material on the inside surface of the casting mold. Such casting mold is calcined, by which the precision casting mold having high dimensional accuracy is obtd.
149 Metallic mold for casting lead grid JP4524882 1982-03-19 JPS58163544A 1983-09-28 HAYASHI YUUJI
PURPOSE:To obtain a titled metallic mold with which the effect of mold release is expected for a few years without the labor for spraying powder on the surface of said mold by applying a composite Ni plating layer contg. ionrg, or org. powder on the surface of the metallic mold. CONSTITUTION:A metallic mold for casting a lead grid wherein, for example, a non-engraved part is masked with a self-adhesive tape of polyester is subjected to pretreatments of degreasing, alkali washing, pickling and rinsing. The mold is dipped in a composite plating soln. prepd. by adding diatomaceous earth to an Ni plating soln. consisting of NiCl2, NaPH2O2, sodium succinate, malic acid and boric acid. The plating soln. is kept at about 97 deg.C under thorough stirring to suspend the diatomaceous earth particles. The mold is pulled up from the soln. and is rinsed, dried and heat-treated, whereby the mold covered with the composite Ni plating layer is obtained. It is possible to improve heat conductivity according to this method.
150 Method and device for molding of coating transfer type mold JP13576881 1981-08-29 JPS5838635A 1983-03-07 OOTA TAKASHI; YAMAZAKI HIROYUKI
PURPOSE:To mold titled molds in a less number of steps in a short time by applying a coating layer strippably on the mold surface of a pattern, binding molding sand forcibly to the surface of the coating layer by expansion of pressurizing bags and drawing the pattern after curing of the molding sand. CONSTITUTION:A pattern 10 applied with a coating layer 8 on the mold surface thereof strippably is contained in a molding flask 2 for molding of sand molds erected on a molding board 11, and required molding sand 9 is packed in the flask 3. When main bodies 23 of bags 23 are expanded by supplying pressurized air to respective pressurizing bag 2 groups, the sand 9 is compressed, and particularly the sand packed between the bodies 23 and the layer 8 is pressed toward the layer 8 and is forced into the layer 8, whereby both are bound. When the pattern 10 is drawn after the sand 9 is heated to harden, the layer 8 is allowed to remain on the molding sand 9 side and only the pattern 10 is drawn. Thus the sand mold transferred with the layer 8 is molded.
151 Mold coating method into multiple layers JP10852281 1981-07-10 JPS589740A 1983-01-20 HAMADA SHIGEYUKI; OOHASHI AKIRA; ISAKI HIROYUKI; MIYAZAKI KOUJI
PURPOSE:To prevent the cracking of coating films and the burning of molds by applying multiple layers of thick mold coatings of different kinds on patterns and packing molding sand contg. a binder on the surfaces thereof then hardening the sand by heating. CONSTITUTION:Thick mold coating layers consisting of three layers; a zircon type mold coating layer 2, a magnesia type mold coating layer 3 and a graphite type mold coating layer 4 are coated successively on a wooden pattern 1. Each layer is about 2mm. thick, and the entire patt is about 6mm. thick. Molding sand contg. an inorg. or org. type binder is packed on the mold coating layers, and further microwave electromagnetic waves are irradiated to the entire part. Then the mold coats are transferred to a mold 5 and further the mulled sand in the mold 5 hardens. Since the mold coating materials can be transferred in sufficient amt. to the mold 5 by the above-mentiond method, burning is prevented, and the cracking of the mold coats on the mold 5 when they are brought into contact with molten metal is eliminated.
152 Method and device for coating on sand mold JP7814481 1981-05-25 JPS57193268A 1982-11-27 MIO KOUJI; NEGITA HIROSHI
PURPOSE:To obtain a sand mold bound to a mold coating layer which is solidified faithfully to pattern sizes by packing molding sand between the conductive patten provded with a heat-resistant paint layer and a flask and heating the pattern by electric induction. CONSTITUTION:A heat-resistant paint layer 11 is provided on a mold 10 of a conductive material, and molding sand 13 is packed between the pattern 10 and a flask or mandrel 12. Induction coils 16 are enclosed on the outside of such pattern 10, and the pattern 10 is quickly heated by electric induction heating, whereby the paint is dried to solidify until it is bound to the sand mold in one body. Cooling water spray rings 14 enclosing the pattern 10 are provided and the temp. of the pattern prior to paint coating in repeatitive jobs is set constant by using these selectively or the control of heating rates and temps. by the induction heating is facilitated.
153 Method and device for coating of mold JP6010281 1981-04-21 JPS57175058A 1982-10-27 TANAKA HISAYOSHI
PURPOSE:To supply excess mold coating liquid that does not stick on molds into a mold coating material tank from a recovery tank through a recovery and storage tank and to improve productivity by flowing the mold coating liquid from the mold coating material tank provided at a high place into the molds by making use of pressure differences thereby coating the molds. CONSTITUTION:First, a mold 5 is carried onto a rotary table 4 with a hoist, chain block or the like mounted to an I-beam 18. Next, the mold coating liquid in a mold coating material tank 1 installed at a place higher than that of the mold 5 is flowed onto the surface of the mold 5 by operating a manual valve 2 and a flexible piping 3 and by making use of pressure differences, whereby the mold is coated. Thence, the mold coating liquid that does not stick on the mold 5 is recovered through a recovery tank 6 and a piping 8A into a recovery and storage tank 13 by means of a pump 7. At this time, when the mold coating liquid of the tank 1 decreases, a pump 12 is operated by a solenoid valve 11A to replenish the liquid from the tank 13. When the liquid is full in the tank 13, the pump 7 is stopped by a solenoid valve 11B to stop the recovery of the mold coating liquid.
154 Coating method for hollow core JP4557581 1981-03-30 JPS57160551A 1982-10-02 INAMURA YUKIO; AKUTSU ISAMU; KOMATSU TOSHIAKI; SHIINA MASARU
PURPOSE:To eliminate the sticking of coating liquid on the inner side of a hollow core and to prevent the waste of the coating liquid and the degradation in the strength of the core by dipping the hollow core into the coating liquid in a dipping tank by facing the closed end of its hollow part downward. CONSTITUTION:A cylinder block core which is a hollow core is placed and fixed to a core retaining jig 14, and the jig 14 is rotated 180 deg. by a turning over and driving device 19 to bring the oil pan side 20 of a core A upward. A hoisting device 4 is spontaneously run to locate the jig 14 right above a dipping tank 17 and a hoisting device 3 is operated to dip the core held by the jig 14 into the coating liquid. Namely, the core is dip-coated from the closed side of its hollow part and the sticking of the coating liquid on the inside surface of the core is eliminated.
155 JPS52816B2 - JP11196373 1973-10-06 JPS52816B2 1977-01-11
156 JPS5111045B1 - JP1521871 1971-03-19 JPS5111045B1 1976-04-08
157 JPS5040435A - JP2670274 1974-03-07 JPS5040435A 1975-04-14
158 JPS4994521A - JP11196373 1973-10-06 JPS4994521A 1974-09-07
159 INVESTMENT MOLD SLURRY CURTAIN APPARATUS EP16856142.1 2016-10-13 EP3302850A1 2018-04-11 BIEDERMAN, Scott W.; BONAVENTURA, Thomas; DODD, Patrick E.; MICHALIK, Joseph C.
An investment mold slurry curtain apparatus includes a slurry curtain of a slurry fluid, the slurry curtain having a length and a thickness, the length substantially greater than the thickness. The apparatus also includes an outlet configured to dispense the slurry fluid and form the slurry curtain. The investment mold slurry curtain apparatus may include and be described as an investment mold slurry coating apparatus including a conduit configured to receive a flow of a slurry fluid and an outlet operatively coupled to the conduit, the outlet configured to dispense the flow of the slurry as a curtain of the slurry.
160 OIL-BASED MOLD RELEASE AGENT FOR CASTING, COATING METHOD AND ELECTROSTATIC COATING APPARATUS EP08722213 2008-03-14 EP2087953A4 2012-07-18 OHIRA HIROBUMI; TOGAWA KOJI; SERINO DAISUKE; KATO KAZUO
There is disclosed an oil type release agent for die casting comprising 0-7.5% by mass of water consisting of one or two kinds of water selected from distilled water, ion-exchange kinds of water, tap water and water comprising any one of aforementioned kinds of water and electrolyte(s) dissolved in any one of aforementioned kinds of water, and 0.3-30% by mass of a solubilizing agent, a spray method using the oil type release agent, and an electrostatic spray apparatus.
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