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Dear Reader,

The year 2018 is drawing to a close, and we say “Thank you very much” for your interest and for the large attendance at the MAGMAacademy events! With your questions and specific contributions, you have significantly enhanced our training events, workshops and seminars.
Today’s newsletter provides you with details about the seminar “Evaluation of Simulation Results”. This seminar is geared towards designers, casting purchasers and foundry managers.
On our website www.magmaacademy.de, you can find information about all MAGMAacademy events. If you are interested, just send us an e-mail at Show email or give us a call at
+49 241-88901 99.
We wish you a merry Christmas, a peaceful holiday season and a happy and successful new year 2019!

Your MAGMAacademy team 

 

SEMINARS

IN-HOUSE SEMINARS

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CONTACT MAGMA

ACADEMY TEAM

Laura Leineweber, M.Sc.
Malaika Heidenreich
Dipl.-Ing. Tristan Kotthoff

Phone: +49 241-88901-99
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www.magmaacademy.de
 

 
 
 

CONTRIBUTION

December 2018

Seminar for Designers, Casting Purchasers and Foundry Managers

Several parties, different approaches, and one common goal:
obtaining an optimum casting!

At SOP, designers and developers of castings as well as the foundries are interested in a design and a process window that are as robust as possible, obtained under economically favorable conditions. At this point in time, the cast part is to meet all specifications; at the same time, it must be possible to produce the casting economically. Both sides are, thus, interested in being able to reliably make the decisions required for this during the planning phase.

If You Could Make a Wish …
… A defect-free casting – with a casting-compatible design and produced both economically and robustly! This housing for an electric motor was designed at the OEM. After importing the CAD data in MAGMASOFT®, first a solidification simulation without gating system and mold was carried out. The result immediately revealed a risk of shrinkage porosity.


Objective: Reduction of Porosity in Critical Casting Areas

For this casting, the following design-related measures were taken virtually using MAGMASOFT® autonomous engineering:

- Adjustment of ribs to create additional feeding paths
- Change of cooling
- Feeder optimization

After 19 designs with different corrective measures, the total porosity in the casting could be reduced. Simultaneously, both the casting weight and the yield were increased. The optimum result was achieved with design 12 (see figure).


After optimizing the gear box, it was produced in series, which was in line with the requirements of designer and foundry for achieving a porosity-free casting, with a casting-compatible design and produced at low costs.

Experience has shown that many problems occurring in production – such as porosity, residual stresses or cracks – are caused by the casting design. To prevent this, in our seminar “Evaluation of Simulation Results”, we offer casting designers the opportunity of learning about typical casting defects, their prediction and about how to use simulation results during the design process. For more details, visit our web page . Of course, you can also book a customized seminar on-site, to optimally implement the potentials offered by process simulation and virtual optimization in your company. Please feel free to contact us at any time!

 
 
 

SEMINARS 

IN AACHEN

As a user of simulation results, as foundry manager... read more

 

SEMINARS 

IN-HOUSE

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TRAININGS

JANUARY TO MARCH

In our wide spectrum of MAGMASOFT® trainings, you as a user learn how to... read more

 

WORKSHOPS

ESPECIALLY FOR SOFTWARE USERS

For experienced software users, the following workshops take place in 2019 read more

 
 
 

NEWS FOR MAGMASOFT® USERS

 
 

VIDEO TUTORIALS

In our password-protected support section , you can find a new video on how to work with the 'Cutting Knife' functions, explaining how to easily separate geometries.

 

MAGMA TIPS

In our password-protected support section, you can find a new MAGMAtip on how to use the 'Cutting Knife' function to split STL or STEP data geometries.

 

 
 
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CONTACT

 
 
 

MAGMA
Gießereitechnologie GmbH
Kackertstraße 11
52072 Aachen

Fon.: 0241-88901-0
Fax: 0241-88901-62
www.magmasoft.de

 

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Management: Dr. Marc C. Schneider
(CEO and President), Dr.-Ing. Jörg C. Sturm (Managing Director)

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