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EDMM 1500 Exam 2 WMU Questions with Verified Solutions Latest Update 2025/2026 Which casting process would have the lowest tooling cost? - Answers green sand Casting - Answers manufacturing process in which a liquid material is usually poured into a mold, which contains a hollow cavity of the desired shape, and then allowed to solidify Expendable mold reusable casting - Answers casting method where clay bonds sand around reusable patterns to form a mold porosity - Answers occurs when liquid metal can't reach sections of the metal casting where solidification is occurring In the casting process shrinkage causes porosity Problem that hydrogen(gas) solubility causes in Aluminum castings What materials can castings be made out of? - Answers metal alloys, plastics, gases and ceramics spure - Answers in the casting process the canal molten metal is poured through that is located at the point where both halves of the mold unite. While also helping collect unwanted sand at the end riser - Answers source of liquid metal that attaches to casting to compensate for shrinkage by feeding extra material into the casting reduces porosity pattern - Answers a full size model of the part that makes an impression in the sand mold core - Answers sand shape inserted into the mold to shape the casting interior drag - Answers the lower half of the mold that is filled with sand first is called? cope - Answers the upper half of the mold that contains the pattern and core is called what? three types of molten metal flow - Answers gentle: minimizes gas and sand entrapment rapid: to prevent freezing before filling diversionary: to skim off or filter slag and contaminants three types of solidification grain structures - Answers pure metals: columnar zone structure most alloys have equiaxed zone structure with columns on outside controlled nucleation: equiaxed structure all the way through; provides lots of spots for crystals to start forming what causes porosity in a casting? - Answers shrinkage during freezing/solidification (solid occupies less volume than liquid) shell molding - Answers an expendable mold casting process that uses a resin covered sand to form the mold more precise than green sand casting but with moderate tooling cost lost foam or expendable pattern casting - Answers This type of casting has a high tooling cost and long cycle while being made out of polystyrene resin. its a type of evaporative-pattern casting process that is similar to investment casting except foam is used for the pattern instead of wax investment casting (lost wax) - Answers a technique for making small, accurate castings in refractory alloys using a mold formed around a tree pattern of wax or similar material which is then removed by melting superior finish, sound structure, and accurate parts near net-shape produces jewlery

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EDMM 1500 Exam 2 WMU Questions with Verified Solutions Latest Update 2025/2026

Which casting process would have the lowest tooling cost? - Answers green sand

Casting - Answers manufacturing process in which a liquid material is usually poured into a
mold, which contains a hollow cavity of the desired shape, and then allowed to solidify

Expendable mold reusable casting - Answers casting method where clay bonds sand around
reusable patterns to form a mold

porosity - Answers occurs when liquid metal can't reach sections of the metal casting where
solidification is occurring



In the casting process shrinkage causes porosity



Problem that hydrogen(gas) solubility causes in Aluminum castings

What materials can castings be made out of? - Answers metal alloys, plastics, gases and
ceramics

spure - Answers in the casting process the canal molten metal is poured through that is located
at the point where both halves of the mold unite. While also helping collect unwanted sand at
the end

riser - Answers source of liquid metal that attaches to casting to compensate for shrinkage by
feeding extra material into the casting



reduces porosity

pattern - Answers a full size model of the part that makes an impression in the sand mold

core - Answers sand shape inserted into the mold to shape the casting interior

drag - Answers the lower half of the mold that is filled with sand first is called?

cope - Answers the upper half of the mold that contains the pattern and core is called what?

three types of molten metal flow - Answers gentle: minimizes gas and sand entrapment



rapid: to prevent freezing before filling

, diversionary: to skim off or filter slag and contaminants

three types of solidification grain structures - Answers pure metals: columnar zone structure



most alloys have equiaxed zone structure with columns on outside



controlled nucleation: equiaxed structure all the way through; provides lots of spots for crystals
to start forming

what causes porosity in a casting? - Answers shrinkage during freezing/solidification (solid
occupies less volume than liquid)

shell molding - Answers an expendable mold casting process that uses a resin covered sand to
form the mold



more precise than green sand casting but with moderate tooling cost

lost foam or expendable pattern casting - Answers This type of casting has a high tooling cost
and long cycle while being made out of polystyrene resin. its a type of evaporative-pattern
casting process that is similar to investment casting except foam is used for the pattern instead
of wax

investment casting (lost wax) - Answers a technique for making small, accurate castings in
refractory alloys using a mold formed around a tree pattern of wax or similar material which is
then removed by melting



superior finish, sound structure, and accurate parts near net-shape



produces jewlery

die casting - Answers a metal casting process that is characterized by forcing molten metal
under high pressure into a mold cavity. (high cost)



hot chamber: used with metals that require more heat

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