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Modern anorganic foundry binder systems
Lorenc, Michal ; Rusín, Karel (referee) ; Cupák, Petr (advisor)
Today, the problem caused by various kinds of activities is a great impact on the environment. This also applies for the foundry industry, which has a relatively large share of this pollution. For this reason, constantly evolving new binders, which do not have such an impact on the environment. The aim of this work is to become familiar with these types of binders that are more friendly to our already devastated the planet.
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Water soluble foundry binders with heat hardening
Dratnal, Lukáš ; Rusín, Karel (referee) ; Cupák, Petr (advisor)
With the increasing foundry requirements we are forced to develop new kinds of foundry binders, either organic or inorganic. There are several requirements for the molding composition and for the proper function. The sand mixture must exhibit appropriate technological, economic and also ecological characteristics. Many environmentally harmful wastes are created from the organic substances contained mainly in binders and catalysts used for molding of the mixture. A good application can be the water-soluble binder cured by heat. These binders allow easy and fast processing and a mixture recoverability.
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Modern anorganic foundry binder systems
Kolařík, Martin ; Rusín, Karel (referee) ; Cupák, Petr (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with newly developed inorganic binder systems. These are mainly developed for their ecological advantages. However, some of the discussed binder systems have better technological properties. Inorganic binder systems are described herein, both on the basis of alkaline silicates and on the basis of inorganic salts. Attention is also paid to bentonite, which is still the most commonly used binder in the world. It turns out that these binder systems will be important for the future of the foundry industry.
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Modern anorganic foundry binder systems
Kolařík, Martin ; Rusín, Karel (referee) ; Cupák, Petr (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with newly developed inorganic binder systems. These are mainly developed for their ecological advantages. However, some of the discussed binder systems have better technological properties. Inorganic binder systems are described herein, both on the basis of alkaline silicates and on the basis of inorganic salts. Attention is also paid to bentonite, which is still the most commonly used binder in the world. It turns out that these binder systems will be important for the future of the foundry industry.
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Modern anorganic foundry binder systems
Lorenc, Michal ; Rusín, Karel (referee) ; Cupák, Petr (advisor)
Today, the problem caused by various kinds of activities is a great impact on the environment. This also applies for the foundry industry, which has a relatively large share of this pollution. For this reason, constantly evolving new binders, which do not have such an impact on the environment. The aim of this work is to become familiar with these types of binders that are more friendly to our already devastated the planet.
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Water soluble foundry binders with heat hardening
Dratnal, Lukáš ; Rusín, Karel (referee) ; Cupák, Petr (advisor)
With the increasing foundry requirements we are forced to develop new kinds of foundry binders, either organic or inorganic. There are several requirements for the molding composition and for the proper function. The sand mixture must exhibit appropriate technological, economic and also ecological characteristics. Many environmentally harmful wastes are created from the organic substances contained mainly in binders and catalysts used for molding of the mixture. A good application can be the water-soluble binder cured by heat. These binders allow easy and fast processing and a mixture recoverability.
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