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Shrinkage defects occur during solidification and usually occur in the final solidification area. In other words, in order to accurately predict shrinkage defects, flow/solidification analysis by accurate temperature calculation is required. The solidification calculation considers the Fs-T Curve as well. When predicting shrinkage defects, a method that tracks volume, surface area, and modulus of retained melt is used and to predict micro shrinkage, the typical Niyama Criterion is used. AnyCasting also has a feature called Shrinkage Volume which takes into consideration the type of alloy and its shrinkage rate in the final solidification area.

Material Property Generator
Data that can be enterd
Density Liquidus
Temperature
Heat Transfer Solidus
Temperature
Specific Heat Shrinkage Rate
Viscosity Latent Heat
Solid Fraction
  • Calculation of thermal properties through input of chemical composition
  • Improved analysis accuracy through temperature - dependent data calculation
Computable Alloy
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Magnesium Alloy NiFe Based Superalloy
Cast Iron Ni Single Crystal Superalloy
General Steel Zirconium Alloy
Stainless Steel Titanium Alloy
Cobalt Alloy Solder Alloy
Copper Alloy