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- 2019Machinability of titanium aluminides: A reviewcitations
- 2019The effect of machining on surface integrity of gamma titanium aluminides using different cemented carbide tools
- 2017Effect of the chemical milling process on the surface of titanium aluminide castings
- 2017Experimental characterization of ceramic shells for investment casting of reactive alloyscitations
- 2015DEVELOPMENT OF A PROJECT AND MANUFACTURE METHODOLOGY FOR TITANIUM ALLOYS JOINT PROSTHESES
- 2004Conversion of rapid prototyping models into metallic tools by ceramic moulding - An indirect rapid tooling processcitations
- 2003CONVERSION OF RAPID PROTOTYPING MODELS INTO METALLIC TOOLS BY CERAMIC MOULDING - AN INDIRECT RAPID TOOLING PROCESS
- 2003Conversion of rapid prototyping models into metallic tools by ceramic moulding - An indirect rapid tooling process
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Conversion of rapid prototyping models into metallic tools by ceramic moulding - An indirect rapid tooling process
Abstract
INEGI developed a process to convert models made by rapid prototyping or conventional techniques into metallic moulds. The main purpose is to rapidly obtain prototype tools by casting a metal into a ceramic Mould produced by mixing in variable proportions, ceramic particles, a liquid binder and a catalyst Lidded to start a sol-gel reaction. This liquid slurry is Poured into the box containing the mould to be reproduced. After a short period of time the ceramic mixture acquires a rubber consistency. The pattern is removed from the ceramic mould, which is fired and sintered in order to generate an inert mould with the desired strength in which most alloys can be cast. The effect of ceramic materials (shape. granulometric distribution, chemical composition), sintering conditions (time and temperature) and casting conditions (mould preheating temperature and pouring temperature) were studied in order to obtain ceramic moulds and, subsequently, metallic moulds with tailored properties (accuracy reproduction of details, low roughness and high mechanical strength).