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1. The Effect of Die Temperature & Wax Temperature on Cavitation in Wax Patterns - Irving Malkin, Precision Metalsrniths, Inc.
2. Some Notes on Wax Patterns for Investment Casting (ICI Technical Activities Committee Report) - C. S. Treacy, A. Argueso and Co., Inc.
3. Quality of Wax Patterns as a Function of Wax Preparation & Injection - V. Stanciu
4. Computer-Aided Determination of Technological Time of Solidifiation of Wax Patterns - M. Jogo, I. Mac6ek, B. Posp?il, K. Rusrn, Technical University of 8mb, Czechoslovakia
5. On Cost Reduction and Process Improvement by The Use of In-House Reclaimed Foundry Wax - K. Wiese—Nielsen
6. MPI’s 30 Ton Liquid/Paste Wax and Ceramic Injector and MPI’s 40 Gallon Wax Melting Tempering, and Transfer Unit - Bruce Phipps, MPI
7. Reclamation and Modification of Waxes for Use as Pattern Wax and Sprue Wax - Robert Horton and Charles LeBeau III
8. Advances in Reclamation and Reconstitution of Filled Wax - W. P. Bond, D. J. Morson and R. B. Williams, Blayson Olefines Ltd. Stratford, London, UK
9. Analysis of the Implementation of a Process for Wax Recycling - C. Schriever and F.D. de C.F. Carmo, Carmo & Schriever Assessoria Empresarial Ltd.
10. The Reclamation of Investment Casting Waxes - H. Fielder, Remet UK Ltd.
11. Plastic Injection Methodologies and Their Application in Wax Injection - Doug Neece, Howmet-TMP, Inc.
12. Injection Molding of Wax Patterns: Using Computational Fluid Dynamics and Flow Visualization to Understand Filling Behavior - Aleksander Cendrowicz, Jean-Christophe Gebelin, Mark Jolly and Stuart Blackburn, University of Birmingham, UK
13. Thermal Expansion of Investment Casting Pattern Wax - Brian J. Sunderland, Tri-State University, Angola, IN;Von L. Richards, Robert V. Wolf, University of Missouri at Rolla
14. Determining Wax Pattern Dimensions in Investment Casting Using Viscoelastic Models - A.S. Sabau and S. Viswanathan, Metals & Ceramics Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
15. Determining Wax Pattern Dimensions in Investment Casting Using Viscoelastic Models; A.S. Sabau and S. Viswanathan, Metals & Ceramics Division, Oak Ridge National Laboratory
16. Significant Productivity Improvements from Solid Wax Injection Technology and Accompanying Automation - John Kight, Worldsource Inc., Earl Powers, C-Power Industries
17. Benefits of a Wax Reclamation System in a Investment Casting Foundry - Hank Harvey, Tech Cast, Inc.
18. Advances in Wax Recycling Technology - Chris Verta, Pennsylvania Wax Corporation
19. Gage R&R on Wall Thickness Features in Wax Patterns - Dr. Victor Okhuysen, Cal Poly University
20. A Robust Solvency Power Test for Determining End Life of Pattern Washes - Joe Stanco, Remet Corporation
21. Kinetics vs Thermodynamics-How Equilibrium States are Established in Investment Casting Waxes - Dr. Grant Bradley, Remet UK
22. RENEW Wax Technology - Chris Verta, Pennsylvania Wax Corp.
23. The Evolution of Pattern Wax Cleaners - Sankar Bhattacharja, Ronald S. Doles, Michael A. Romba, Nalco, an Ecolab Company
24. Investigating the Impact of Phase Change Direction on the Properties of IC Wax - Conrad Holek, Harvey Fielder, Paramelt
25. Pattern Cleaning - Mark Oles, Pine Tree Castings
26. Study of Pattern Formulation Effects on Surface Energy Measurements - Alfred Kaulius, Paramelt
