Foundry castings finishing - Defining and final finishing 
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Foundry castings finishing - Defining and final finishing 

Author : Jean‐Marie BRIARD

Publication date: September 10, 2003 | Lire en français

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AUTHOR

  • Jean‐Marie BRIARD: Engineer from the Conservatoire national des arts et métiers (CNAM) - Head of the Raw Parts Department, RENAULT SA Powertrain Division

 INTRODUCTION

Parts that have been separated from their feed system will be reworked either before or after shot-blasting, to remove any appendages or protrusions of material. Depending on the cross-section or thickness of material to be removed, and the type of alloy considered, different technologies will be used. The finished part then undergoes a certain number of checks (articles and "Foundry inspection") to check its conformity with customer specifications.

Finally, parts that have been declared good will be packaged before shipment.

Note :

The complete study of the subject includes the articles :

—  - Foundry completion. Pickling. Shot blasting;

—  - Foundry completion. Deburring. Finishing.

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