US2003041996A1PendingUtilityA1
Feeding sensor of quantitative control for die caster
Priority: Aug 31, 2001Filed: Aug 31, 2001Published: Mar 6, 2003
Est. expiryAug 31, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
B22D 17/32B22D 18/08
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Abstract
A feeding sensor for die caster comprises a storage tank storing molten metal, a positioning member atop the storage tank, a feeding pipe connected to the positioning member and having one end passing through an opening of the storage tank and placed below a surface of the molten metal. A container of fixed volume is connected to another end of the feeding pipe and has a control valve and an air pump. A columnar supporting post has one end connected to the feeding pipe and another end connected to a weight sensor.
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1 . A feeding sensor of quantitative control for die caster, comprising a storage tank used to store a molten metal and having an opening atop a top side thereof;
a feeding pipe having one end passing through the opening of the storage tank and placed below a surface of the molten metal; a container of fixed volume, the container being connected to another end of the feeding pipe and having a control valve and an air pump, the air pump draining air out of the container whereby the molten metal flows into the container through the feeding pipe; a columnar supporting post having one end connected to the feeding pipe; and a weight sensor connected to another end of the columnar supporting post and being assigned with a net weight including the desired amount of the molten metal; when the columnar supporting post is in contact with the weight sensor and the weight sensor measuring a weight equal to the assigned net weight, the air pump begins to draw air into the container, thus guiding the molten metal out of the container.
2 . The feeding sensor of quantitative control for die caster as in claim 1 , wherein a positioning member is provided atop the storage tank and the feeding pipe is connected to the positioning member.
3 . The feeding sensor of quantitative control for die caster as in claim 2 , wherein the positioning member is a movable shaft.
4 . The feeding sensor of quantitative control for die caster as in claim 1 , wherein the weight sensor is a weight scale.
5 . The feeding sensor of quantitative control for die caster as in claim 1 , wherein the air pump is controlled by the weight sensor to drain or draw air.
6 . A feeding sensor of quantitative control for die caster, comprising
a storage tank used to store a molten metal and having an opening atop a top side thereof; a feeding pipe having one end passing through the opening of the storage tank and placed below a surface of the molten metal; a container of fixed volume, the container being connected to another end of the feeding pipe and having a control valve and an air pump, the air pump draining air out of the container whereby the molten metal flows into the container through the feeding pipe; a columnar supporting post having one end connected to the container; and a weight sensor connected to another end of the columnar supporting post and being assigned with a net weight including a desired amount of the molten metal; when the columnar supporting post is in contact with the weight sensor and the weight sensor measuring a weight equal to the assigned net weight, the air pump begins to draw air into the container, thus guiding the molten metal out of the container.
7 . The feeding sensor of quantitative control for die caster as in claim 6 , wherein a positioning member is provided atop the storage tank and the feeding pipe is connected to the positioning member.
8 . The feeding sensor of quantitative control for die caster as in claim 7 , wherein the positioning member is a movable shaft.
9 . The feeding sensor of quantitative control for die caster as in claim 6 , wherein the weight sensor is a weight scale.
10 . The feeding sensor of quantitative control for die caster as in claim 6 , wherein the air pump is controlled by the weight sensor to drain or draw air.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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