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Development of High-Performance Mullite Steel-Pouring Brick. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Huang M, Qi Y, Liang X, Liu G, Cheng B.
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Influence of Secondary Electromagnetic Stirring and Soft Reduction on Slab Macrosegregation Evolution of E355 Steel. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Xie X, Shi P, Yuan B, Wu C, Liu D.
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Accelerated Method for Simulating the Solidification Microstructure of Continuous Casting Billets on GPUs. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Wang J, Liu X, Li Y, Mao R.
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Study on Flowability Regulation of Vacuum Gas-Atomized Fe-Cr-Ni-W-B Spherical Powder. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Yu P, Li J, Liu Y.
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Effect of Argon Injection into the Down-Leg of RH on the Inclusion Removal in Industrial Trials. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Pan Y +5 more
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Steel Research International, 2013
AbstractThe concept of “active tundish slag” aims definitely at improving of steel cleanliness by tailoring a proper tundish slag. In this project, active tundish metallurgy was investigated and assessed. Computation of phase diagrams was used as an approach to understand properties and behavior of tundish slags in casting conditions.
Lauri Holappa, Marko Kekkonen
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AbstractThe concept of “active tundish slag” aims definitely at improving of steel cleanliness by tailoring a proper tundish slag. In this project, active tundish metallurgy was investigated and assessed. Computation of phase diagrams was used as an approach to understand properties and behavior of tundish slags in casting conditions.
Lauri Holappa, Marko Kekkonen
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Steel Research, 2001
The world's first industrially employed plasma system with graphite electrodes for the continuous heating of a tundish was commissioned at the end of March 2001. The system is equipped with 2 graphite electrodes so that a floor electrode is no longer needed.
Hans Bebber, Alexander Kranz
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The world's first industrially employed plasma system with graphite electrodes for the continuous heating of a tundish was commissioned at the end of March 2001. The system is equipped with 2 graphite electrodes so that a floor electrode is no longer needed.
Hans Bebber, Alexander Kranz
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Discharging properties of tundish slag for an improved hot-tundish recycling process
Steel Research, 2002The discharging properties of tundish slag for an improved hot-tundish recycling process were investigated using a lab-scale discharging experiment at 1773 K. The sticking ratio of the slag (defined as the weight ratio of the sticking slag on a Al 2 O 3 crucible after discharging to the total slag at the moment of discharging) was found to decrease ...
Suk, MO +4 more
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Metallurgist, 2005
Making the steel of continuous-cast ingots cleaner with respect to nonmetallic inclusions is one of the most important problems in ferrous metallurgy and is difficult to solve simply by means of a single out-of-furnace treatment. This article discusses steps being taken by the Magnitogorsk Metallurgical Combine to improve the refining of nonmetallic ...
A. F. Sarychev +3 more
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Making the steel of continuous-cast ingots cleaner with respect to nonmetallic inclusions is one of the most important problems in ferrous metallurgy and is difficult to solve simply by means of a single out-of-furnace treatment. This article discusses steps being taken by the Magnitogorsk Metallurgical Combine to improve the refining of nonmetallic ...
A. F. Sarychev +3 more
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1997
It has been proposed that bubbling in a tundish could remove small inclusions. A cold modelling study of inclusion removal has demonstrated that fine particles can be readily removed from a tundish fluid and that this removal is sensitive to fluid depth, casting rate, gas flowrate and bubbler position. A mathematical model has been developed to predict
Brooks, Geoffrey, Setiadharmaji, W.
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It has been proposed that bubbling in a tundish could remove small inclusions. A cold modelling study of inclusion removal has demonstrated that fine particles can be readily removed from a tundish fluid and that this removal is sensitive to fluid depth, casting rate, gas flowrate and bubbler position. A mathematical model has been developed to predict
Brooks, Geoffrey, Setiadharmaji, W.
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