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Thermal Analysis of Foundry: Chvorinov Theory
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This lecture covers the principles of foundry casting conditions, focusing on the selection of optimal conditions to reduce defects, improve productivity, and ensure mechanical properties. It also delves into Chvorinov's theory, analyzing thermal profiles and temperature distributions in the foundry process.
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