Process of making a casting nozzle
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Sep 19, 1989
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Aug 25, 1987
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Aug 29, 1985
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A process is disclosed for making a casting nozzle wherein gas can be blown out through the outlet of the nozzle to prevent the sticking of nonmetallic impurities to the nozzle during use. Reticulate organic filaments in the form, e.g., of a net are applied around a preformed inner cylindrical refractory body having a pouring hole therein. An outer cylinder body is then formed around the inner cylinder body including the organic filaments. The entire body is then fired, whereby the organic filaments carbonize and evaporate, leaving a network of gas-permeable reticulate holes in the body. An outlet is drilled or cut in the fired body through the gas-permeable holes to the pouring holes. Accordingly, when the nozzle is in use, a blowing gas can be provided through the reticulate holes to the nozzle outlet to prevent the sticking of nonmetallic impurities.
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