The possibility of using diatomite from the Ilyinsky deposit as an unshaped thermal insulation for open risers of castings from aluminum alloys of different alloying systems: technical aluminum A5, AK7, AMg10, VAL10 has been studied. It was found that when the continuity of the oxide film on the surface of a diatomite particle is broken, an exchange reaction occurs with the formation of a silicon transition layer. Since silicon is wetted by aluminum, the diatomite particle sinks in the melt, forming a blockage. As a criterion for the continuity of the oxide film, it is proposed to use the Pilling‒Badworth factor of the alloy components. It has been shown that a high level of the Pilling‒Badworth factor, even at a low content of the component (~ 1 %), leads to the formation of blockages. Ill. 6. Ref. 12. Tab. 1.
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