Structured sand-sodium-silicate mixtures gluing with sodium silicate solute

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Purpose – method of gluing with pure silicon silicate solute (SSS) molds and cores made structured sand-sodiumsilicate mixtures (SSSM) investigation, which solidification has been realized by microwave radiation, engineering for calculating the minimum admissible tensile strength joint elaboration. Methodology. Quartz sand grade 1K3O3016 RS (GOST 13078-81) modulus 2.9 specific density 1.44 g/cm3 used in this study. Samples processing that were glued radiation have carried out furnace nominal magnetron power 700 900W frequency 2.45GHz.Mixtures determined on LRu-2e device using figure-eight samples. Results. Method developed. Taking into account its value casting rods manufacturing development will ensure molten-filled integrity prevent displacement or separation installed them. It established can be as material solidifying bonding SSSM steam-microwave process (SMS-process).It not recommended to use SSS original form solidified convection heat drying. Scientific originality. For first time, phenomenon sodium quartz saturated simultaneous transfer during their treatment new capillary-porous structures increased content them appearance established. Practical value. permissible under tension allow obtain practical data, taking which, when technology developing, they are filled melt themd is placement separation. This generally improve castings quality. Pure applying SMS-process joints reduce production cost due eliminating other gluetypes using. Keywords: solute, mold, rod, mixture, strength,

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سال: 2021

ISSN: ['1028-2335']

DOI: https://doi.org/10.34185/tpm.3.2021.07