Wu Shiping1, Wang Ye1, Chen Liliang2, et al. Numerical Simulation of Tilting Process of Automobile Drain Pipe. [J]. Special Casting & Nonferrous Alloys 31(6):514-516(2011)
Wu Shiping1, Wang Ye1, Chen Liliang2, et al. Numerical Simulation of Tilting Process of Automobile Drain Pipe. [J]. Special Casting & Nonferrous Alloys 31(6):514-516(2011)DOI:
Numerical Simulation of Tilting Process of Automobile Drain Pipe
Filling and solidification of aluminum alloy drain pipe for automobile in tilting casting and in gravity casting were predicted by the Anycasting software. Simulated results were analyzed quantitatively. The results reveal that
for thin-walled drain pie with complex structure and large ratio of length via thickness
compared with gravity casting
tilting casting exhibits the features of lower and smooth filling velocity
uniform distribution of filling pressure from bottom to top
desirable exhausting effects and lower entrapped-gas and shrinkage porosity tendency
greatly improving the quality of the parts and production yield.