Computation of Thermal Gradient During Solidification Modeling of Single Crystal Investment Castings

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Andrew L. Puwis
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The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
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Jan 1, 1994

Abstract

Methodologies were presented for computing the thermal gradient associated with single crystal solidification in macroscopic computer modeling. The. heat transfer, and solidification of a shaped investment casting model were simulated using properties from three different alloys. Following the simulation of solidification, the resultant thermal gradients (G) and rates of solidification (R) from representative points were extracted in various ways and compared: It was discovered that alloy properties have a strong influence on the computed thermal gradient and rate of solidification for the three methods investigated. Data also showed that the computed gradient for each model was very different depending on the temperature range used to compute these values.
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APA: Andrew L. Puwis  (1994)  Computation of Thermal Gradient During Solidification Modeling of Single Crystal Investment Castings

MLA: Andrew L. Puwis Computation of Thermal Gradient During Solidification Modeling of Single Crystal Investment Castings. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 1994.

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