Metal Casting

Truth be told, there’s a decent chance that I wouldn’t be here writing within these hallowed halls without Brothers of Metal. You see, back in 2017 I was a mere lurker at AMG, and might have been content to continue in that capacity if I hadn’t seen a commenter recommending Prophecy of Ragnarök, the debut from the aforementioned Swedes. I checked it out and fell so hard for its sometimes hilarious, sometimes deadly serious take on Norse-mythologized folky power metal that I felt compelled to create a Disqus account just so I could express my thanks to the recommender.1 This broke the seal, and I slowly began to infect the comment section with awkward conversation and terrible jokes and eventually answered the casting call. Needless to say, I was beyond excited to hear that a follow-up to PoR was inbound, but is there any chance that it can live up to the expectations set by one of my very top albums of 2017?

In a career spanning almost six decades, Prof. John T. Berry has made significant contributions towards building our understanding of solidification and process-structure-property relationships in shaped castings.

Flow Science announced that it has released a new version of FLOW-3D Cast, is a special version of FLOW-3D designed specifically for metal casting process simulation. It combines an easy-to-use interface with the powerful solver capabilities of FLOW-3D.