Articles from Modern Casting (October 1, 1997)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Combo' modeling method provides extra solidification insight; casting examples verify that this thermal and volumetric simulation technique closely analyzes the forces at work on your shop floor.	Schmidt, David C.		1684
Buying business?	Marcus, Don		797
Clearing the air on emission estimates: over-estimating emissions can cost your foundry money.	Morency, Marc		2586
Core/mold binder systems: an environmental/productivity update.	Geoffrey, Michael M.		1897
Foundrymen discuss EHS issues.	Morency, Marc		839
Mission building - work worth doing.	Barnhard, Dwight		830
O-Z/Gedney plant celebrates 150 years as oldest malleable iron foundry.			605
Process control tips for a phenolic urethane nobake foundry.	Otte, J. Alexander, Jr.		2734
Purchasing used equipment one step at a time; with a plethora of used equipment available to foundries, the AFS Plant Engineering Committee provides a step-by-step plan to using this resource.	Filipic, Allen J.		2391
Sources of casting modeling software: solidification modeling is providing unprecedented benefits to foundries and OEM designers. Here's an updated survey of available packages.			1649
Virtual foundry answers 'what if' production questions; computer simulations provided Foundry Service Co. solutions to its bottlenecks onscreen - without a loss of production or labor.	Womack, Jonathan		2388