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184 <strong>Introduction</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>Basic</strong> <strong>Manufacturing</strong> <strong>Processes</strong> <strong>and</strong> Workshop Technology<br />

10.3 FACTORS EFFECTING SELECTION OF PATTERN MATERIAL<br />

The following fac<strong>to</strong>rs must be taken in<strong>to</strong> consideration while selecting pattern materials.<br />

1. Number of castings <strong>to</strong> be produced. Metal pattern are preferred when castings are<br />

required large in number.<br />

2. Type of mould material used.<br />

3. Kind of molding process.<br />

4. Method of molding (h<strong>and</strong> or machine).<br />

5. Degree of dimensional accuracy <strong>and</strong> surface finish required.<br />

6. Minimum thickness required.<br />

7. Shape, complexity <strong>and</strong> size of casting.<br />

8. Cost of pattern <strong>and</strong> chances of repeat orders of the pattern<br />

10.4 TYPES OF PATTERN<br />

The types of the pattern <strong>and</strong> the description of each are given as under.<br />

1. One piece or solid pattern<br />

2. Two piece or split pattern<br />

3. Cope <strong>and</strong> drag pattern<br />

4. Three-piece or multi- piece pattern<br />

5. Loose piece pattern<br />

6. Match plate pattern<br />

7. Follow board pattern<br />

8. Gated pattern<br />

9. Sweep pattern<br />

10. Skele<strong>to</strong>n pattern<br />

11. Segmental or part pattern<br />

1. Single-piece or solid pattern<br />

Solid pattern is made of single piece without joints, partings<br />

lines or loose pieces. It is the simplest form of the pattern.<br />

Typical single piece pattern is shown in Fig. 10.1.<br />

2. Two-piece or split pattern<br />

When solid pattern is difficult for<br />

withdrawal from the mold cavity, then<br />

solid pattern is splited in two parts. Split<br />

pattern is made in two pieces which<br />

are joined at the parting line by means<br />

of dowel pins. The splitting at the<br />

parting line is done <strong>to</strong> facilitate the<br />

withdrawal of the pattern. A typical<br />

example is shown in Fig. 10.2.<br />

Fig. 10.1 Single piee pattern<br />

Dowel holes<br />

Fig. 10.2 Two piece pattern<br />

Dowel pins

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