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The process of making green sand cores generally consumes much time as compared to that of dry sand cores.

The process of making green sand cores generally consumes much time as compared to that of dry sand cores. Correct Answer False

Green sand cores are generally preferred for simple, small and medium castings. The process of making green sand cores do not consume much of time. The process is accomplished quickly that causes less strength in green sand cores as compared to that of dry sand cores. Dry sand cores usually take longer time in making of themselves.

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