Mitigate metal level overshoot or undershoot during flow rate demand transitions
A metal liquid level and flow rate technology, which is applied in the field of reducing the overshoot or undershoot of the metal liquid level when the flow rate demand changes, can solve the problems affecting the casting process and process control, etc.
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[0079] Example 1A (which may combine features of any of the other examples herein) is a method of conveying molten metal in a casting process, the method comprising: providing a mold apparatus comprising: a mold; a conduit, configured to deliver the molten metal to the mold, the conduit being controllably closed by a control pin; a positioner coupled to the control pin; a level sensor configured to sense the mold the liquid level of the molten metal in; and a controller coupled with the positioner and the liquid level sensor; providing an input to the controller in the form of a metal level setpoint, the molten metal The bit settings are changeable over time according to a casting recipe having at least a first stage having a first projected flow rate, a transition point, and a second stage, the first projected flow rate being the same as the first projected flow rate, and a second stage. The second predicted flow rates for the two phases are different, and wherein the transit...
example 2
[0080] Example 2A is the method of claim 1A (or any of the preceding or subsequent examples), wherein based on the first predicted flow rate for the first stage and the second predicted flow rate for the second stage The difference between predicted flow rates determining the alternative pin position value further comprises determining, by the controller, the first predicted flow rate for the first stage and the second predicted flow rate for the second stage and by modifying the first change pin position at or near the end of the first stage between the first predicted flow rate in the first stage and the desired flow rate in the second stage The alternative pin position value is determined based on the percentage difference determined between the second predicted flow rates.
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[0081] Example 3A is the method of claim 1A (or any of the preceding or subsequent examples), wherein the first predicted flow rate of the first stage is greater than the second predicted flow rate of the second stage and wherein providing the alternative pin position value from the controller to the positioner for the first varying pin position at the transition point mitigates overshoot.
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