19731
Accession Number
8597
Title Of Article Chaper
The effects of the common impurities in spelter upon slush castings
Title Of Journal Book
American Institute of Metals, transactions
Volume
9
Pages
26-59
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
An account of the process of slush casting in the manufacture of various ornamental objects. Hollow castings are made using metal molds, usually bronze or brass, which can be machined evenly and which will not be injured by the molten metal. Faithful reproductions of intricate designs can be obtained by this means.
Keywords
metal;alloy;casting;duplicate
pub_id
19731