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Back	Wax Archive 1. The Effect of Die Temperature and Wax Temperature and Pressure on Cavitation in Wax Patterns - Irving Malkin 2. The Relationship of Pressure and Temperature on the Amount and Type of Cavitation in Wax Patterns - K. W. Thompson 3. Formulation, Preparation and Properties of Waxes for Wax Patterns - Steven Rau 4. Some Notes on Waxes for Investment Castings - ICI 5. Pressurizing Wax Injection Machines -Paul Foley 6. Spot Cooling of Investment Casting Dies - Paul Foley 7. Quality Control in Wax Assembly - Alex Clune 8. Quality of Wax Patterns as a Function of Wax Preparation and Injection - V. Stanciu 9. Computer-aided determination of technological time of solidification of wax patterns - M. Jagos, I. Macásek, B. Popisil, K. Rusin 10. Cost Reduction and Process Improvement by use of In-house Reclaimed Foundry Wax - Klaus Wiese-Nielsen 11. High Speed Motion Picture Analysis of the Wax Injection Process - T. S. Piwonka 12. Shrink Allowance for Pattern Dies in Investment Casting - Hy Rosenthal 13. Soluble Wax Cores in the Wax Department - R. T. Carter 14. Dimensional Variations of Wax Patterns Produced on Automatic Injection Machines - J. Hockin 15. Standardized Wax Testing Die - J. H. Roberts 16. Automation Beyond the Shellroom - J. Hockin, J. Brown, Bescast Inc. 17. The Development of a Non-shrinking Wax “No-sink”. Machinery for its use and the result: The High Precision Casting - Harold Moeschlin 18. MPI’s 30 Ton Liquid/Paste Wax and Ceramic Injector and MPI’s 40 Gallon Wax Melting Tempering, and Transfer Unit - Bruce Phipps, MPI Inc. 19. Sophistication without Complication Using Micro-Computer Programmable Controllers - Fred Ellin, Bescast Inc. 20. Formulating Pattern Waxes - Robert Horton, TRW Aircraft Components Group 21. Urea Pattern Process by Low Pressure Injection - Dr. Tadao Fujita, Associated Foundries Engineering Co. Ltd. 22. Reclamation and Modification of Waxes for Use as Pattern Wax and Sprue Wax - Robert Horton and Charles LeBeau III 23. Automatic Wax Injectors - Bruce S. Phipps, Mueller-Phipps International, Inc. 24. Automatic Pattern Assembly Machine - Fred Ellin, Escast Inc. 25. Update on Investment Casting Waxes - Ron B. Williams, Blayson Olefines Ltd. 26. The Role of Analysis in the Development of New Casting Wax Materials - A. Barker, Dussek Campbell, Ltd., Paul Solomon, Yates Manufacturing Ltd. 27. Wax Dimensional Control with DOE (Design of Experiments) - Anant Kelkar, Wyman-Gordon Investment Castings 28. Continuous Wax Cooling at the Wax Injector Yields Higher Productivity - Bruce S. Phipps, MPI-Mueller Phipps International Inc. 29. Advances in Reclamation and Reconstitution of Filled Wax - W. P. Bond, D. J. Morson and R. B. Williams, Blayson Olefines Ltd. - Stratford, London, UK 30. Innovative Pattern Waxes to Satisfy Modern Casting Needs - John Argueso, M. Argueso & Co., C. Kovach, Signicast Corporation, G. Schiefelbein, Remet Corporation 31. Flow and Deformation of Casting Waxes in the Solidification Region - Dr. H. Monks, Dussek Campbell (UK) Ltd. 32. Developments in Wax Reclamation - D. P. Bond, D. J. Morson and R. B. Williams, Blayson Olefines Ltd., UK 33. High Level Computer Control Wax Injectors - Bruce S. Phipps, Mueller Phipps International Inc. 34. Mechanical Properties of Pattern Waxes - H. Fielder, Dussek Campbell Ltd. (Yates Investment Casting Wax Div.) 35. Water Soluble Sand Cores for Investment Casting - David M. Goddard and Paul J. Rynn, Rynn's Investa/Core; Robert L. Manning and Daniel Jason, Borden, Inc. 36. Influence of Injection Parameters to the Dimensional Stability of Wax Patterns Milan Horacek, Technical University Brno, Czech Republic - Lubos Stefan, Walter-Deritend, Prague, Czech Republic 37. Factors Affecting Investment Casting Pattern Die Dimensions - T.S. Piwonka and J.M. Wiest, The University of Alabama 38. Revolution in Pattern Wax - John P. Argueso and Paul Solomon, M. Argueso & Co., Inc. 39. The Effect of Fillers on the Physical Properties of Investment Casting Waxes - Harvey Fielder, Dussek-Campbell Yates Investment Casting Wax Inc., UK 40. Wax, Wax Assembly and Shell: The Elements of Efficient Dewax - Glenn H. Foster and John Cordes, Pacific Kiln Insulations Co. Inc. 41. Analysis of the Implementation of a Process for Wax Recycling - C. Schriever and F.D. de C.F. Carmo, Carmo & Schriever Assessoria Empresarial Ltd. 42. Assessment of Properties of Investment Casting Waxes - Dr. Sekhar Chakravorty, Centre for Materials & Measurement and Technology, National Physical Laboratory Teddington U.K. 43. The Effect of Fillers on the Physical Properties of Investment Casting Waxes - H. Fielder, REMET (Dussek Campbell Yates Limited), U.K. 44. The Analysis of Ash in Wax - John P. Argueso, Paul Solomon and Glenn Schiefelbein M. Argueso & Co. 45. Process Control for Pattern Production - Bruce Phipps, Mueller Phipps International 46. The Reclamation of Investment Casting Waxes - H. Fielder, Remet UK Limited 47. Liquid Forming Crystalline Pattern Material for Investment Casting - Dr. T. Fujita, Associated Foundries Engineering Co. Ltd., and T. Imanishi, Imanishi Ltd., Japan 48. HSC Milled Wax Patterns - G. Pistol, Prof. Pistol & Partner GmbH, and G. Hanke, G. Hanke Industrial Consulting, Germany 49. The Reclamation of Investment Casting Waxes - H. Fielder, Remet UK Ltd. 50. Plastic Injection Methodologies and Their Application in Wax Injection - Doug Neece, Howmet-TMP, Inc. 51. Dimensional Issues with Investment Casting Patterns Made by Stereolithography Curtis Wahlgren and Suresh Jayanthi, DSM Somos, Tom Mueller, Express Pattern 52. Material Properties for Predicting Wax Pattern Dimensions in Investment Casting - A.S. Sabau and S. Viswanathan, Oak Ridge Natl. Lab. 53. Quality in the Production of Wax Patterns - A. Huber, H. Bleier, Battenfeld IMT, Austria, C. Kukla, Mining University of Leoben, Austria 54. Injection Molding of Wax Patterns: Using Computational Fluid Dynamics and Flow Visualization to Understand Filling Behavior - Aleksander Cendrowicz, Jean-Christophe Gebelin, Mark Jolly and Stuart Blackburn, University of Birmingham, UK 55. Thermal Expansion of Investment Casting Pattern Wax - Brian J. Sunderland, Tri-State University, Angola, IN; Von L. Richards, Robert V. Wolf, University of Missouri at Rolla 56. Determining Wax Pattern Dimensions in Investment Casting Using Viscoelastic Models - A.S. Sabau and S. Viswanathan, Metals & Ceramics Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory 57. An Overview of the Rheology of Investment Casting Waxes - Marcelo Añibarro and Bruce Wadenius, Remet Developmental Laboratory 58. Significant Productivity Improvements from Solid Wax Injection Technology and Accompanying Automation - John Kight Worldsource Inc. Earl Powers C-Power Industries 59. Influence Of Tool Design And Process Parameters On Wax Patterns - A. Huber, H. Bleier - Battenfeld Injection Molding Technology, Kottingbrunn/Austria - C. Kukla, Industrial Liaison Department, University of Leoben/Austria, H. Loibl - Fotec Research and Technology, Wiener Neustadt/Austria 60. Wax Characterization - Jeffrey C. Niles, Marcelo Anibarro, and Harvey Fielder Remet Development Lab 61. Wax Temperature Control, And Its Effects On Your Casting Throughput - Bruce Phipps, MPI, Inc. 62. Casting Applications for Reclaimable Polymorphic Fillers - Chris Verta, Pennsylvania Wax Corporation br> 63. Cost Reduction Opportunities in the Manufacturing of Investment Wax - Patrick Manning, M. Argueso & Co., Inc. 64. Tests for Determining Viscoelastic Properties of Investment Casting Waxes - Adrian Sabau, Oak Ridge National Laboratory 65. Process Control for Investment Wax Manufacturing - Paul Guinn, Kindt-Collins Company 66. Benefits of a Wax Reclamation System in a Investment Casting Foundry - Hank Harvey, Tech Cast, Inc. 67. The Characterization of Casting Wax Rheology - Harvey Fielder, M. Argueso & Co. Inc. 68. Advances in Wax Recycling Technology - Chris Verta, Pennsylvania Wax Corporation 69. Continuous Improvement Opportunities in the Wax Room - Ed Thorson, Pine Tree Castings 70. Knowing Your Investment Casting Process - Sam Scott, ESI North America 71. Shell Mold Investment Casting Process Using Ice Patterns - Dr. Von Richards, University of Missouri Rolla 72. The Next Generation Pattern Material - Richard Harrington, FOPAT 73. Improvements in the Wax Room: Soluble Waxes - Barry Dahlin, Westech Products, Inc. 74. Gage R&R on Wall Thickness Features in Wax Patterns - Dr. Victor Okhuysen, Cal Poly University 75. Water Soluble Cores for Investment Casting - Randy Morss, Remet Corporation 76. Casting Yields are Improved Through Automation And Process Control in the Wax Room - Bruce Phipps, MPI Inc. 77. Profits Through Education - Bruce Phipps, MPI 78. Elastic Behavior of Pattern Waxes - Randy Morss, Remet Corporation 79. Foundry Cast Studies Using an Advanced Pattern Material, FOPAT in Place of Wax - James Gardner, buyCASTINGS.COM 80. Profits Through Innovation - Bruce Phipps, MPI, Inc. 81. Characterization of Low Density Polymer Pattern for Large Steel Investment Casting - Hongfang Zhao, Missouri University of Science & Technology 82. A Robust Solvency Power Test for Determining End Life of Pattern Washes - Joe Stanco, Remet Corporation 83. Digital Technology in the Wax Room - Bruce Phipps, MPI, Inc. 84. Kinetics vs Thermodynamics-How Equilibrium States are Established in Investment Casting Waxes - Dr. Grant Bradley, Remet UK 85. Application of Dynamical Mechanical Analysis & Rheometry for Measuring Dwell Time in FastForm Pattern Wax - Dr. Grant Bradley, Remet UK 86. RENEW Wax Technology - Chris Verta, Pennsylvania Wax Corp 87. The Evolution of Pattern Wax Cleaners - Sankar Bhattacharja, Ronald S. Doles, Michael A. Romba, Nalco, an Ecolab Company 88. Water Soluble Cores for Aluminum Investment Castings - Ladislav Tomek, Boris Lanik, Jiri Sedlacek, Vaclav Vinter, LANIK s.r.o. 89. Innovative Test Methods for Wax - Phil Hancock, Dave Bond, Matthew Williams, The Blayson Group Ltd. 90. Current Problems in The Wax Room & How They Are Best Overcome - Jeffrey Rich, Aaron Phipps, MPI, Inc., Andrew Miller, Andrew Bomberg, Tech Cast LLC. 91. Novel Approaches in Unfilled Pattern Wax - Alfred P. Kaulius, Jr., Paramelt 92. Low Volume Automation, Challenges & Advantages - Aaron Phipps, MPI, Inc. 93. Process Improvement in the Wax Room with SOLUCORE Plus J3 Soluble Core Wax - Joseph Stanco, Randy Morss, Kenneth Zuis, REMET, Al Webb Cera-Met 94. Next Generation Patterns: Introducing Legacy Foam Patterns - Scott McCausey, Legacy Foam, LLC. 95. Investigating the Impact of Phase Change Direction on the Properties of IC Wax - Conrad Holek, Harvey Fielder, Paramelt 96. Innovative Wax Design to Meet the Challenges Within the Investment Casting Industry - Phil Hancock, Dave Bond, Matthew Williams, The Blayson Group Ltd. 97. Pattern Cleaning - Mark Oles, Pine Tree Castings 98. Study of Pattern Formulation Effects on Surface Energy Measurements - Alfred Kaulius, Paramelt 99. 3D Printed Inserts & Mold Cavities that Can Be Used for Producing Wax Patterns - Jacob Lehman, Pittsburg State University 100. Industry Viable Strategic Tooling Enablers for MRB Elimination - Donald Deptowicz, Aspen Hybrid Technology Solutions, LLC 101. Rapid, Lost-Cost Tooling for Small Engine Castings - Dan Z. Sokol, Renaissance Services – PERFECT- 3D 102. Advanced Plasma Coating of Wax Injection Moulds -Eliminating Release Agents From the Investment Casting Process -Dr. Dirk Lehmhus, Fraunhofer IFAM 103. A Comparison of 3D Printing Technologies Used to Make Investment Casting Patterns - Tom Mueller, Mueller Additive Manufacturing Solutions 104. Are Printed Patterns Viable for Production - Sharon Weaver, 3D Systems, Tom Mueller, Mueller AMS 105. An Investigation into the Effect of Hollowing of Printed IC Patterns To Reduce Shell Cracking in the Autoclave - Tom Mueller, Mueller AMS, Nancy Holt, Evan Kuester, 3D Systems 106. Revolutionary Improvements for IC through Application of 3D Printed Ceramic Tooling & Process Aids - Dan Sokol, Renaissance Services 107. 3D Printed Inserts & Mold Cavities that Can Be Used for Producing Wax Patterns - Jacob Lehman, Pittsburg State University 108. An Evaluation of Using a Low-Cost 3D Printer for Prototype Investment Casting Patterns - Aaron Meyer, Wisconsin Precision Casting Corporation 109. Digitization & Automation of the Process of Printing Patterns for Investment Casting - Ben Wynne, Intrepid Automation 110. Evaluation of a Low-Cost Material Extrusion Printer for Investment Casting Applications - Tom Mueller, Mueller Additive Manufacturing Solutions     Price Level: Publications - Non - Member
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