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The process of creating a casting using green sand begins with the preparation of the sand mixture. The sand is thoroughly mixed with clay and water until it reaches a malleable consistency. Once prepared, a pattern—often made from metal or wood—is pressed into the sand to create a mold cavity. The two halves of the mold are then assembled, and molten iron is poured into the cavity. After cooling, the mold is broken away, revealing the cast iron part.

To successfully implement jet cooling in die casting operations, several factors need to be considered. The selection of the appropriate cooling medium—water, air, or specialized coolant—plays a crucial role in achieving optimal results. Additionally, the positioning of jet nozzles, their angle, and the velocity of the jets must be meticulously calibrated based on the geometry of the part being cast.