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Vol 11, Issue 1, 2016
Pages: 125 - 128
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Metallic materials
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Published: 21.04.2016. Professional paper Metallic materials

CONTENT ANALYSIS OF WET OXIDIZED COMPONENT CHARGE POROSITY OF GRAY CAST IRON CASTINGS

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Ajla Huseljić ,
Ajla Huseljić
Contact Ajla Huseljić

Livnica Turbe-Pobjeda d.d. , Travnik , Bosnia and Herzegovina

Aida Mahmutović ,
Aida Mahmutović

Faculty of engineering and natural sciences, University of Zenica , Zenica , Bosnia and Herzegovina

Hasan Avdušinović
Hasan Avdušinović

Faculty of engineering and natural sciences, University of Zenica , Zenica , Bosnia and Herzegovina

Abstract

This paper examines the impact of charging wet and oxidized material on the quality of cast iron, 
quality SL20. In consideration were taken the same products obtained from 3 melts. For the 
production of the first melt wet and oxidized charging components in quantity of 60 % were used, for 
the second one quantity of 20 % of oxidizied and wet charging components were used, and for the 
third one dry and non-oxidized material were used. After pouring and solidification of castings, 
castings had been machined and differences were determined. After examination highly promoted gas 
porosity were observed in the castings poured from the first melt

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