title: Experimental and Numerical Investigations into Heat Transfer Using a Jet Cooler in High-Pressure Die Casting
abstract: During high-pressure die casting, a significant amount of heat is dissipated via the liquid-cooled channels in the die. The jet cooler, also known as the die insert or bubbler, is one of the most commonly used cooling methods. Nowadays, foundries casting engineered products rely on numerical simulations using commercial software to determine cooling efficiency, which requires precise input data. However, the literature lacks sufficient investigations to describe the spatial distribution of the h
journal: Journal of Manufacturing and Materials Processing