What Does Casting Heat Really Mean in Foundry Operations?
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Casting heat refers to the total thermal profile of molten metal, beginning from furnace melting, through ladle handling, pouring, mold filling, and final solidification. It is not defined by a single temperature value but by a continuous heat curve that affects metal behavior at every stage.
Key thermal stages include:
Melting temperature of the base alloy
Superheat margin added to improve flow and feeding
Pouring temperature at mold entry
Cooling rate inside the mold cavity
Each stage must be controlled within narrow limits to ensure predictable outcomes.
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