Design and Development of True Centrifugal Casting Machine: Prof. M. D. Patel

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DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF

TRUE CENTRIFUGAL CASTING MACHINE


Project:- UDP Group No :-028 Team ID:- 55396

Guided By :- Prepared By :-
Prof. M. D. Patel Soni Amit V. (12me45)
(Department of Mechanical) Patel Viral M. (12me61)
Chaudhari Ankit R. (12me66)
Chaudhari Mayur R. (12me67)
CONTENTS
• Abstract
• Introduction
• Objectives
• Methodology
• Design calculations
• Design setup
• Fabrication of machine
• Conclusion
• References
ABSTRACT:-
• The aim of the project is design and development of centrifugal casting
machine. This machine produce hollow cylindrical parts. The casting part
reduce porosity and make a sound casting part.
• The operation of the machine is based on the principle of centrifugal force.
Suitable design theory and calculation were adopted carried out in the
course of the work. The mold is bolted to the base plate which can rotate at
moderate speeds thereby forcing the molten metal against the inner walls
of the mold. This machine could be used to cast small engineering
components in small industries and for practical purpose in workshop.
INTRODUCTION
CASTING : It is the manufacturing process in which molten metal
is pored into mould cavity, after solidification of metal desired shape
of part achieved.

CENTRIFUGAL CASTING : This is a process where the mould is rotated


with predetermined speed about its central axis as the molten metal is
pored into it. A molten metal is centrifugally thrown towards the
inside metal wall, where it solidifies after cooling.
Centrifugal force is acted for making a sound casting in two way :
(1) Centrifugal force is utilised to distribute liquid metal over the
outer surface of cast part, so hollow cylinder and other
annular shape are formed.
(2) Centrifugal force tends to pored metal and freezing metal to
fly outward to centre and this tendency creates high
pressure on the metal which minimise porosity and holes in
cast part.
There are three main types of centrifugal casting process :
(1) True centrifugal casting
(2) Semi centrifugal casting
(3) Centrifuge casting
There are basic two types of centrifugal casting
machine
(1) Horizontal centrifugal casting
The method casting involves rotating the
mould in a horizontal axis. A typical
horizontal centrifugal casting machine is
shown in Fig. Horizontal centrifugal casting
preferred for the tube geometry. fig : Horizontal centrifugal
casting machine[11]

(2) Vertical centrifugal casting


This type of casting is followed for cylinder
type bodies having ring geometry. In this
method the mould is rotated in a vertically
axis. A typical vertical centrifugal casting
machine is shown in Fig.
fig : Vertical centrifugal
casting machine[11]
OBJECTIVES:-
 Design of true centrifugal casting machine.

 Fabrication of true centrifugal casting machine.

 By using centrifugal force Produce a small hollow cylindrical parts.

 Practical purpose for junior students in college workshop


Methodology
• Problem identification

• Analysis of process parameter

• Design calculations

• Prepare a design setup of true centrifugal


casting machine

• Fabrication of true centrifugal casting


machine
Literature Review
Sr. Title Investigator Remarks
1 Properties of Madhusudhan, •Study of rate of
Centrifugal Casting Narendranath S, solidification of centrifugal
casting is highly impossible
at Different G C Mohan by direct measurement,
Rotational Speeds of Kumar based on grain size the
the Die (January solidification rate can be
2013) easily determined.
•. The slow rate of
solidification gives coarse
grains and faster rate of
solidification gives fine
equi-axed grains.
Sr. Title Investigator Remarks
2 Cilinder liners in F. Bonollo, A. The aim of this work is to
aluminium matrix Moret, S. Gallo, analyze centrifugal casting
composite by C. Mus process parameters in
order to optimize the
centrifugal casting reinforcement distribution
(June 2004) at the inner surface of the
liner.
Sr. Title Investigator Remarks
3 Process Capability S C Mondal • The quality of the cast
Analysis of a product depends on the
rate of solidification,
Centrifugal Casting pouring time, pouring
Process (2010) temperature, ladle preheat
temperature and rpm of
the mould. In centrifugal
casting, the mechanical
properties of material are
considered as more critical
than the dimensional
characteristics (having a
wide range of
specification).
Sr. Title Investigator Remarks
4 Experimental P. Shailesh, B. • Decrease in pouring
investigation on Praveen Kumar, temperature leads to
increases in all the
centrifugal casting S. Sundarrajan mechanical properties due
of 5500 alloy: A and M. to fine grains in matrix
Taguchi approach Komariahia formed during the process.
(November 2012 ) • Increase in Die-speed
increases ultimate tensile
strength due to the effect
of centrifugal force acting
on the metal.
Sr. Title Investigator Remarks
5 Determination of P.Shaliesh, B. • Freezing time of molten
the Solidification Praveen Kumar, K metal in centrifugal casting
Time of Al-7%Si Vijaya Kumar and is a strong function of
mould temperature as well
Alloy during A Nagendra as the pouring
Centrifugal Casting temperature.
(February 2014) • The freezing time is
completely independent of
the rotational speed of the
mould in the range
considered in the present
investigation.
DESIGN CALCULATIONS
Machine setup
Design setup
Stand
Shaft & bearing
Bearing
3-phase induction motor
Development of centrifugal casting machine
working of centrifugal casting
machine
Casting part:-
Conclusion:-
• This project led to the design and construction of true
centrifugal casting machine which is made of mould, shaft,
belt & pulley, bearing, motor.
• It is basically used for casting small hollow cylindrical
components.
• The mould spinning speed depends on the casting desired.
• The design setup is reduce the construction cost of machine.
• This process is minimise porosity and holes in cast part.
• A Sound casting parts are generate by using centrifugal force.
Progress Report

Sr.
No Topic Jan-2016 Fabru-16 March-15

W-1 W-2 W-3 W-4 W-1 W-2 W-3 W-4 W-1 W-2 W-3 W-4

Gathering information about


(1) the components

(2) Collect the parts

(3) Machining process

Assembly of machine
(4) components
Sr. No Topic April-16 May-16

W-1 W-2 W-3 W-4 W-1

Assembly of machine
(4). components

Practical perform on
(5). centrifugal casting machine

(6)
Presentation and Report
References
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“Properties of Centrifugal Casting at Different Rotational
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