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Water model study for optimizing the operating parameters of slab continuous casting mold at Chengde Steel

Wei Liu

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The relationship between the operating parameters and fluid flow field of the slab continuous casting mold of Chengde Steel was studied by water model experiment. The effects of mold width, casting speed, nozzle submergence depth, nozzle area ratio on fluid flow field were analyzed. And the operating parameters were optimized.

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The relationship between the operating parameters and fluid flow field of the slab continuous casting mold of Chengde Steel was studied by water model experiment. The effects of mold width, casting speed, nozzle submergence depth, nozzle area ratio on fluid flow field were analyzed. And the operating parameters were optimized.

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The relationship between the operating parameters and fluid flow field of the slab continuous casting mold of Chengde Steel was studied by water model experiment. The effects of mold width, casting speed, nozzle submergence depth, nozzle area ratio on fluid flow field were analyzed. And the operating parameters were optimized.

Key concepts: Nozzle, Mold, Slab, Continuous casting, Casting, Water model, Flow (mathematics), Materials science

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