Influence of wall thickness on casting quality
Anyone who specializes in casting design knows that the wall thickness of die-casting parts has a great influence on the quality of stainless steel castings. The walls of castings are too thick and the walls are too thin. Therefore, the wall thickness should be reasonably designed when designing die-casting parts. The quality of the pressure-preserving casting is not affected by the wall thickness.
Taking aluminum casting parts as an example, in general, thin-walled thick-walled die-casting parts have higher strength and better compactness. In view of this, the design of stainless steel castings should follow the principle of ensuring sufficient strength of the castings. As far as rigidity is concerned, the wall thickness should be reduced as much as possible and the wall thickness should be kept uniform. Practice has proved that the thickness of the die-casting part is generally designed to be 2.5-4mm, and the part with a wall thickness of more than 6mm should not be produced by die-casting.
The effect of the wall of the casting being too thick and the wall being too thin on the quality of the casting: if the wall of the casting is too thin, the metal will not be welded well, which will directly affect the strength of the casting, and will cause difficulty in forming; when the wall is too thick or severely uneven It is easy to produce shrinkage and cracks. On the other hand, as the wall thickness increases, the defects such as porosity and shrinkage inside the casting increase, which also reduces the strength of the casting and affects the quality of the casting.
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