3 research outputs found
純チタンの鋳造性に関する研究(第3報)鋳造圧およびスプルー径がチタンの鋳込率に及ぼす影響について
We analyzed the external defects of castings with mesh grid patterns with 3 different kinds of phosphate bonded casting molds with 2 parameters (sprue diameter and casting pressure). Castability with pure titanium was affected by the parameters of sprue diameter, and casting pressure with different casting molds. The sprue condition was the most affective casting condition in the all directional pressure type casting machine. In 2 types of casting molds, one was strongly affected by the casting pressure in castability and the other was scarcely affected by the casting pressure. The former type of casting mold had a low permeability
純チタンの鋳造性に関する研究(第4報)通気性の低い鋳型への鋳造
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the influence of casting molds with low permeability on the castability of pure titanium with an all directional pressured type casting machine. Two types of phosphate bonded casting molds were used, T-INVEST and T-INVEST C&B. We reported high performance of castability of pure titanium with an all directional pressured type casting machine, if the permeability of the investment was lower as possible. Specially prepared metal sealed rings to decrease gas permeability of casting mold were used. Two sizes of sprue condition were prepared, 1.26 and 1.48mm, under a casting pressure of 8kgf/cm^2. Five sizes of casting molds were prepared with mold diameters of 25, 35,45,55 and 65mm. The following results were obtained: A high percentage of castability was gained in T-INVEST using a high gas permeability casting mold with the sealed ring. A low percentage of castability was gained in T-INVEST C&B using a low gas permeability casting mold with the sealed ring. Back pressure action in the casting mold of T-INVEST C&B seemed to produce negative effects regarding the castability. These results indicated that the sealed ring was effective to promote pure titanium castability with a mold of high permeability
Research on Laser Acceleration and Coherent X-RAY Generation Using J-KAREN-P Laser
The upgrade status of J-KAREN is presented. The upgrade includes two pilot experiments in order to show the laser performance on target. The first experiment is to generate high-energy ions from thin-foil target. The second is the high-order harmonic at a relativistic intensity. Currently, laser acceleration of protons is being tested and we have obtained 32 MeV protons