Integrated crucible and mold for low cost 'gamma'-tial castings
A monolithic, crucible technology
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[0021] A model turbocharger rotor made of polystyrene plastic was fitted with wax into the recess in the bottom of the graphite crucible to allow the model to be attached to the crucible. The plastic was dipped into a topcoat slurry formulated with yttrium oxide, which is inert to gamma-TiAl. After the dip coating is partially dried and / or cured, ceramic plaster and dip coating are alternately applied to the form and the lower area of the graphite crucible until a shell of the desired thickness is formed. It is then dip-coated several times with a support coating formulated with flint grains and alumina-silicate powder to form figure 1 The overall investment casting mold is shown. The crucible / investment mold containing the plastic turbocharger model was thoroughly dried and fired in air at a temperature close to 1000°C for 0.5 hours. The graphite crucible / turbocharger investment mold assembly was then removed from the furnace while hot, charged with a molten billet of ca...
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