Metal Casting (Part 2: Metal Solidification & Chvorinov's Rule)

[@alifarhat1899]

the pictures shows that it solidifies from outside inward while you are stating the inverse, I will go with the picture because it makes more sense to me.

[@mechanicalkiller1061]

agreeee

[@johnstonclark5412]

I work with castings. It is definitely supposed to be "1) Metal solidifies from the outside inward"

[@rexarrexar5424]

Johnston Clark Can you please suggest me book on Ferrous metal castings. CI. Actual working Practices in Industry

[@pgs8597]

I agree with Ali, or have we missed something in the word "solidify"Cheers Peter

[@myyoutubecommentschannel8784]

Are you going to address the concern over "inside outward" vs "outside inward"?

[@emmanuelbuberwa9424]

Can a please get a PDF of this presentation?

[@hekali_]

great video, thanks sir

[@infinitymfg5397]

Thank you for watching. You're the reason I have a channel.

[@MechTechSimulations]

How do you say that the metal solidifies inside outward?

[@infinitymfg5397]

LOL! Mistake on my part.

[@rahilharsoda2177]

Sir why don't you make video of technology of molding and melting?

[@Abcdefqwerty849]

Fantastic video, thanks so much

[@jirachemir588]

very interesting video

[@jimmykuk5785]

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[@infinitymfg5397]

Thanks man!

[@santoshsengunther6974]

Sir what about riser keeping in casting how to design a riser in castings

[@infinitymfg5397]

The riser has to be designed to solidify last.

[@PKaushikYATHIRAJ]

In chvorinov's rule 1.5>n>2 is meaning less How is it possible??

[@rexarrexar5424]

Sir i want more information about ferrous metal solidification

[@LoneWolf-zj8it]

you are good

[@infinitymfg5397]

Thanks! I appreciate the feedback!

[@Runmeerkat]

Funny. You explain it solidifies from the inside outwards as it is written at 2:50, and then proceed to explain exctly the opposite on the next ten seconds. I guess you were in what I usually like to call the automatic mode XD