Explain casting processes, Mechanical Engineering

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Casting processes

Casting processes. Here, the metal in the molten state is poured into a mould and allowed to solidify into a shape. The mould may be expendable or permanent. The examples are Sand casting, Permanent mould casting, Die casting, Precision nvestment casting and centrifugal casting etc.


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