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In a centrifugal casting method

A) Core is made of sand B) Core is made of ferrous metal C) Core is made of nonferrous metal D) No core is used

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Correct Answer: Option D

Centrifugal casting is a process that delivers components of high material soundness.
By spinning a mold while molten metal is poured into it, centrifugal force acts to distribute the molten metal in the mold at pressures approaching 100 times the force of gravity.

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Mehul Rabari 8 years ago

for producing of cylindrical surfaces

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