This is the simplest form of green sand molding, particularly suitable for solid patterns. The entire mold is made in foundry floor or in bed of sand above floor level for inconvenience in working and pouring. No molding box is necessary and the upper surface of the mold is open to air. The sand in the foundry floor is made loose and perfectly leveled to obtain uniform thickness of the casting. As there is no head of metal the sand may be rammed lightly, just hard enough to support the weight of metal only. After proper leveling, the pattern is pressed in the sand bed for making mold. The pouring basin is built up at one end of the mold, and the overflow channel is cut at the sides of the cavity at the exact height from the bottom face of the mold to give the desired thickness
Electrical Comparators are used as a means of detecting and amplifying small movements of a work contacting elements. An electrical comparator consists essentially of a pick-up head or transducer for converting a displacement into a corresponding change in current and a meter or recorder connected in the circuit to indicate the electrical change, calibrated to show in terms of displacement. Generally, an amplifier is needed to provide the requisite sensitivity and to match the characteristics of different parts of the circuit. Electrical comparators can be classified according to the electrical principle used in the pick-up head. Most of the comparators use either a differential transformer, an inductance bridge, a strain gauge or a capacitor as a means of detecting movement of the gauging element. There are different types of electrical comparators. One kind called an electrolimit gauge is used to check or measure the outside diameter of a roll. The object to be checked is place
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