Development of an optimal slab heat pattern calculation simulator for reheat furnaces.
Hisashi Ezure, Yoshiro Seki, Naoki Yamaguchi, Hiroyuki Shinonaga
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Hisashi Ezure, Yoshiro Seki, Naoki Yamaguchi, Hiroyuki Shinonaga
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To improve energy consumption and to meet quality requirement for slab heating process of reheat furnaces in hot strip mills, a new optimal slab heat pattern calculation simulator has been developed.The simulator consists of the following functions;(1) two-dimensional (slab thickness direction and slab length direction) slab temperature calculation function, which is capable of calculating skidmark along the length of a slab, (2) furnace heat balance calculation function, (3) optimizing calculation function of slab heat pattern using linear programming method.The developed simulator has been installed into a furnace computer control system for actual plant.This paper describes the functions of the simulator and simulation results using the simulator.
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To improve energy consumption and to meet quality requirement for slab heating process of reheat furnaces in hot strip mills, a new optimal slab heat pattern calculation simulator has been developed.The simulator consists of the following functions;(1) two-dimensional (slab thickness direction and slab length direction) slab temperature calculation function, which is capable of calculating skidmark along the length of a slab, (2) furnace heat balance calculation function, (3) optimizing calculation function of slab heat pattern using linear programming method.The developed simulator has been installed into a furnace computer control system for actual plant.This paper describes the functions of the simulator and simulation results using the simulator.
Key concepts: Slab, Simulation, Function (biology), Process (computing), Computer science, Mechanical engineering, Engineering, Structural engineering