Foundry Automation
The Science & Technology of an Automated Induction Melt Shop
Author(s): Satyen N. Prabhu
Publication: An Inductotherm Publication
Date: April 2015
Abstract: An article reviewing the advances in equipment technology and safety and in our understanding of the science behind those advances to provide an overview of automation, and other related topics, in an induction melt shop.
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New Melt Deck Runs Like A Deere
Author(s): Modern Casting Magazine
Publication: Modern Casting Magazine
Date: October 2009
Abstract: An article describing John Deere Foundry’s effort to create a safer work environment by teaming up with Inductotherm and their ARMS® (Automated Robotic Melt Shop) System technology that would make their goal a reality.
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Automated Pouring Technology Boosts Production and Quality at Mahindra Hinoday Industries
Author(s): Sanjay Paranjape (Mahindra Hinoday Industries Ltd.) and P. D. Chaubal (Inductotherm India)
Publication: Distributed at the World Foundry Congress in Chennai, India
Date: January 2008
Abstract: An article describing the development and growth of automated pouring systems in India along with higher casting quality, production, and worker safety.
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Robotic Melting: Raising Productivity, Reducing Risks
Author(s): Satyen N. Prabhu
Publication: Foundry Management & Technology Magazine
Date: February 2008
Abstract: An article detailing ARMS® (Automated Robotic Melt Shop) System productivity in metal melting and enhanced safety for foundry workers.
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Coffee, Tea, … or Molten Metal
Author(s): William Pflug and Emad Tabatabaei
Publication: Foundry Management & Technology Magazine
Date: July 2002
Abstract: An article detailing the challenging process used by automated pouring systems to ensure a consistent quality casting.
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Charging Systems for Today’s Hungry Furnaces
Author(s): David Remalia
Publication: Foundry Management & Technology Magazine
Date: November 1996
Abstract: An article discussing the various types, uses, and benefits of automated charging systems for induction and arc furnaces in today’s climate of technological growth.