In the injection moulding process, an overflow system is used for the venting process.
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For the venting process, the casting yield is generally high with the overflow system in the mould.
In the injection moulding process, venting at the runner side can reduce the air pressure.
Cores generally experience a single force called gravitational force in the mould.
In the mould, the heat experienced by the core is much severe than that of experienced by the mould wall.
The buoyancy force is generated only due to the weight of the core inside the mould.
Refractoriness required in the core should be lower than that required in the moulding sand.
Coarse sand grains of the core material can improve the refractoriness of the core.
Collapsibility of the core material is not considered in the core making process.
Friability and crumbling are the properties which help in removing the core material from the solidified casting.
Green sand core is normally used for producing shallow features in the casting components.
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