File:In-stream inoculation addition while molten cast iron is poured to a green sand mold in a foundry in Bangladesh.jpg
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English: In-stream inoculation is added while molten cast iron is poured into a green sand mold. This process contributes to the solidification of the metal and impacts various physical and metallurgical properties. The inoculation looks like dust and is added to the molten metal stream by blowing with compressed air. It is controlled by a device called an inoculation control device. |
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