HIGHLIGHTS IN MAGMAstress 5.5 - Prediction of core deformation

What's New in MAGMA C+M?

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MAGMASOFT® 6.1 extends the functionality of MAGMA C+M (Core and Mold) to simulate core production even more precisely and efficiently.

  • "Pressure calculator"
    The new "pressure calculator" automatically determines the pressure applied to the shoot nozzles based on machine parameters, eliminating the need for manual input. This provides a more realistic foundation for optimizing shooting parameters and enhances the mapping of the overall system, consisting of the machine, core box and process. The calculated pressure curves integrate seamlessly into 3D simulations, enabling more accurate results and earlier identification of potential defects in the core manufacturing process. 
  • New database
    • 'Core Sand'
    • 'Nozzle/Vent'
  • Reduced simulation time for gassing processes using inorganic binders
    The simulation of gassing processes using inorganic binders has also been significantly accelerated, reducing calculation times by up to 80 percent. This improvement allows users to test more variants in less time. Enhanced visualization tools simplify the analysis of complex relationships and the derivation of optimization measures, ultimately increasing both the quality and the efficiency of core production.
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MAGMASOFT® 6.1 – Advancing Low Pressure Die Casting and Sustainability

With extensive revisions and new functionalities, MAGMASOFT® enhances the simulation of low pressure die casting processes, and expands the capabilities for die casters and users of MAGMA CC and MAGMA C+M. For the first time, MAGMASOFT® includes a dedicated process module for rheocasting and thixomolding. In addition, a new ECONOMICS perspective enables users to quantitatively assess costs and CO₂.

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System Requirements

MAGMASOFT® is available for all suitable current operating systems such as Linux and Windows. MAGMASOFT® can be used on dual or multi-processor computers or massively parallel on cluster computers.

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