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metallostatic pressure

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metallostatic pressure [mə¦tal·ə‚stad·ik ′presh·ər]
(metallurgy)
Pressure developed within a volume of molten metal.


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In addition, relatively high metallostatic pressure can cause metal penetration when casting highly fluidic alloys.
Priming Issues--To prevent the filter from freezing off in in-line applications before steady state flow begins, the first metal reaching the filter must remain well above the liquidus temperature until sufficient metallostatic pressure overcomes the resistance to initial flow through the filter (Fig.
7 mm) ductile iron as long as the surface finish is maintained at a high level; * preliminary measurements on the influence of average surface roughness indicate that a roughness threshold exists, above which a noticeable decrease in both strength and elongation is recorded; * surface roughness is greatly influenced by the metallostatic pressure and the pouring temperature of the casting.
 
 
 
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