Evaluation of Heat Checking and Washout of Heat Resistant Superalloys and Coatings for Die inserts
Author(s) -
David Schwam,
John F. Wallace,
Yulong Zhu,
E L Courtright,
Harold Adkins
Publication year - 2005
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/838874
Subject(s) - insert (composites) , materials science , superalloy , die (integrated circuit) , metallurgy , die casting , coating , heat resistance , casting , soldering , aluminium , composite material , alloy , nanotechnology
This project had two main objectives: (1) To design, fabricate and run a full size test for evaluating soldering and washout in die insert materials. This test utilizes the unique capabilities of the 350 Ton Squeeze Casting machine available in the Case Meal Casting Laboratory. Apply the test to evaluate resistance of die materials and coating, including heat resistant alloys to soldering and washout damage. (2) To evaluate materials and coatings, including heat resistant superalloys, for use as inserts in die casting of aluminum alloys
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