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Effect of Cooling Rate on Secondary Dendrite Arm Spacing and Crack Defects of 42CrMo Casting
2014
Journal of Mechanical Engineering
Abstract:Based on the proposed a new technology casting-rolling continuously forming of ring parts, it is considered to detail organization, improve the quality of castings, and avoid the crack defects. Numerical simulations of temperature field and stress field are taken respectively in 42CrMo of sand mold and metal mold casting, solidification cooling process and the crack tendency prediction is studied by using the simulation results. The greater cooling rate in the cast was, the longer the
doi:10.3901/jme.2014.16.104
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