Ultra compact Optris infrared camera was used to measure pouring temperature for Sand/Investment/Die/Billet (ingot) casting. It measured molten metal temperature efficiently and accurately, along with avoiding slag. It increased productivity, yield, product quality, and reduced the cost.
The pour stream temperature needed to be measured at the same avoiding the temperature of the slag
A short wavelength and ultra compact infrared camera Optris PI 05 M –was installed. With a continuous measurement range from 900 to 2450 °C and a spectral range of 500 to 540 nm it is especially designed for temperature measurement of molten metal.
The hot spot detector efficiently catches pour stream temperature and avoids slag.
It has a high dynamic CMOS detector with up to 764 x 480 pixels resolution. With up to 1 kHz frame rate it is ideal for fast processes. Furthermore 3 numbers of real-time analog output is available with 1 ms response time
Increase productivity was obtained: Laddle pre-heat temperature of 800C and furnace/ tapping temperature of 1500C
Pouring to mold was possible within acceptable temperature limits
Provided traceability: Each melt temperature could be recorded with image and data logged in excel
Increased yield: Increased mold life and lower rejected rate was obtained
Improved product quality: with precise temperature control
No recurring consumable cost: One time investment, with payback within months
In addition non contact measurement does not interrupt casting process
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