Pressure Die Casting
Pressure Die Casting
Pressure Die Casting
Automatic operation –
Start button
Cooling timer
Ejection
Spray system water air blows and water cleans the cavity
IV. Periodical checkups -
Auto ladler –
1) The arm position is factory set. It is necessary to readjust the arm
retract limit as it depends on the furnace position. This setting can be
done in the auto ladle setup screen.
2) Adjust the molten metal surface sensing electrode and the grounding
electrode so that the ladle does not excessively lowered or
excessively lifted while pouring in molten metal.
3) There should always be a spare ladle ready and replace the spare
ladle at 48 hours interval and should be coated with titanium oxide.
4) Apply the titanium oxide coating with a brush, should allow two thin
coats of titanium oxide.
5) Allow the coating to dry gradually.
6) If molten alloy droplets may hang down from electrodes remove it
with a stick as it can cause measurement errors.
7) The driving chain in the arm may become loose after long period,
inspect and adjust the chain tension.
Automatic extractor -
1) Greasing of the extractor arm should be done periodically.
2) Before starting check whether the interlocks are working properly
or not.
3) Check if the rod is not bend.
4) Check that there are no loose mountings.
5) All the movements of the arm to be tried out.
Hydraulic pump –
1) Check for oil leakage daily and oil level in the tank.
2) Check for tightness of bolts and should be fastened with specified
torque.
3) Check for abnormal sounds from pump or motor. Stop the motor
immediately and check motor bearing condition by rotating
coupling shaft and check for tightness.
4) If the pump head is loose or leaking should replace the gasket with
new gasket.
5) Check the discharge pressure of hydraulic oil from pump, should be
set at 15 Mpa.
6) Suction filter should be cleaned once a month or may cause
clogging.
7) If pressure not developing remove control valve and inspect.
Oil cooler –
1) Clean the oil cooler once 6 months.
2) Remove the bonet on the opposite side of the cooling pipe and
clean inside of copper pipe with a soft brush.
3) If not cleaned may reduce capacity and prevent hydraulic oil from
being cooled.
Accumulator -
1) Only nitrogen gas to be used for filling accumulator.
2) Remove dust cap from oil port.
3) Open drain so that hydraulic pressure is reduced to atmospheric pr.
4) Charge gas gradually and slowly. Charging gas at high pressure can
damage bladder or core.
5) Close the pressure reducing valve by turning its valve counter
clockwise.
6) Open the cork of nitrogen gas cylinder and make sure primary
pressure of the pressure reducing valve is equal to the atmospheric
pr.
7) Fully close the charging valve by turning the handle clockwise the pr
becomes 0.5 MpaG.
8) Turn the top handle of the charging valve clockwise until you feel
resistance, at this moment pr in the charging valve starts reducing
because nitrogen has started flowing inside accumulator.
9) Remove the charging valve by turning handle clockwise to make it
stop.
10) Loose the union nut and remove charging valve from accumulator.
11) Check for any gas leakage.
12) Torque used to tight is 13.2Nm to 16.2Nm.
13) Nitrogen charging pressure is 7.8Mpa.
Shot Blasting -
1) Check the dust filter cartridge and replace if dirty.
2) Check for abrasion of the blower plate, inner parts and back plate
and replace all worn parts.
3) Bolts will get loosen on daily basis, should check for tightness.
4) Check for proper closing of shot blasting door or gate.
5) Motor belt should be checked, if worn to be replaced.
6) Clean dust on electrical components and control block.