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IJSREM63117
Volume:
10 |
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May 2026
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1-9
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.

Artificial intelligence and Machine learning
Indian Institute Of Information Technology Vadodara

Production Engineering-Assistant Professor
Birla Vishvakarma Mahavidyalaya

Information Technology
Madhuben and Bhanubhai Patel Institute of technology
Foundry gating and riser design strongly influences mould filling, turbulence, air entrainment, shrinkage control, casting yield and the final soundness of sand cast components. In small and medium foundries, the early-stage design of sprue, runner, ingate and riser dimensions is frequently performed using manual formula-based calculations, while advanced simulation packages may remain difficult to use for every preliminary design because of cost, training requirements and infrastructure limitations. This paper presents Vishvakarma Foundry AI, a low-cost AI-assisted and offline-capable framework for preliminary gating and riser calculation. The system combines geometry-based volume estimation, Bernoulli-based choke area calculation, a configurable gating-ratio method, riser-volume estimation, a web interface with pattern selection, a backend chatbot using Gemini API support, a clipboard-based fallback mechanism and an Arduino-type hardware demonstrator with keypad and LCD output. The calculation workflow was checked against a manual quality-assurance workbook covering representative foundry components such as gears, pulleys, bearings, valves, pipe fittings, pump components and engine parts. Project documentation indicates that the proposed workflow can reduce preliminary calculation time from approximately 5 hours in a traditional manual method to approximately 10 minutes for supported cases. The contribution of the work is not to replace full casting simulation, but to create an accessible first-pass engineering assistant for students, MSME foundries and early design screening.
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This paper presented Vishvakarma Foundry AI, an AI-assisted and offline-capable framework for preliminary gating and riser design in sand casting. The work combines geometry-based volume estimation, Bernoulli-based gate-area calculation, gating-ratio rules, riser estimation, web-backend implementation, chatbot explanation, clipboard fallback and a microcontroller-based display prototype. The manual QA workbook demonstrates the repeated calculation structure across a wide range of components, while the time comparison indicates a substantial reduction in preliminary design effort for supported cases. The proposed framework fills an accessibility gap between slow manual calculation and advanced simulation software. Its most appropriate use is as a first-pass engineering assistant for students, MSME foundries and early design screening, followed by expert review, simulation and casting trials for production-critical parts.
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5/13/2026
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