Multi-objective Optimization of Shrinkage Porosity and Pearlite Lamellar Spacing in Sand-Coated Iron Mold Ductile Iron Crankshafts Using Orthogonal Design-Based Modeling Simulation and MADM
Key Points
Optimizing shrinkage porosity and lamellar spacing leads to better ductile iron crankshaft performance.
Achieving optimal settings results in a significant reduction of shrinkage defects.
Analysis using an orthogonal design-based modeling simulation allows for efficient multi-objective optimization.
The findings may enhance manufacturing processes, implying potential cost-effectiveness in production.
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