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Dynamic clamping system for continuous casting machine



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US Patent 5901773
Issued Date
May 11, 1999
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A mold clamping system for clamping a first mold component to a second mold component in a continuous casting machine includes a tensioning rod that is connected to the first mold component, a support frame that is connected to the second mold component and a load cell member that has an inner portion, an outer portion and a force measuring mechanism for measuring the amount of axial force that is transmitted between the inner and outer portions. The inner portion is secured to the tensioning rod, and the outer portion is acted upon by a compression spring that is interposed between the support frame and the outer portion of the load cell member. In order to permit adjustment of the clamping force, the system also includes anti-biasing structure that is positioned to apply force to the outer portion of the load cell member for countervailing the biasing of the compression spring. This system permits an accurate measurement of the tensioning force that is applied to the mold part through the tensioning rod regardless of the amount of anti-biasing force that is being used.
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Owner
AG Industries, Inc. (Coraopolis, PA)
Published
May 11, 1999
Application Number
08/828,925
Filed
March 28, 1997
US Classification
164/150.1   164/151 164/418
Int'l Classification
B22D   11/04   (20060101)  
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USPTO Field of Search
164/418   164/491   164/150.1   164/151   164/151.2   164/154.2   164/154.8   164/436  
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