POSSIBILITIES REGARDING USING OF MICRO-COOLERS IN STEEL CONTINUOUS CASTING TUNDISH
Erika Ardelean, M Ardelean, Cristian Abrudean
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Erika Ardelean, M Ardelean, Cristian Abrudean
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A frequent case in industrial practice at continuous casting is liquid steel overgrown temperature, that requirement change of cooling program in order to obtain adequate qualitative semi-finished products. The paper presents a few simulation experiments of using micro-coolers in continuous steel casting tundish, micro-coolers used only for steel temperature decrease. Based on experimental data, they obtained dependence between meal micro-cooler and steel casting temperature, correlations which they allow the optimal areas establishment variation for temperature of casting, the quantity of microcooler dealt respective affected volume percent of cooling to the administration micro-coolers.
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A frequent case in industrial practice at continuous casting is liquid steel overgrown temperature, that requirement change of cooling program in order to obtain adequate qualitative semi-finished products. The paper presents a few simulation experiments of using micro-coolers in continuous steel casting tundish, micro-coolers used only for steel temperature decrease. Based on experimental data, they obtained dependence between meal micro-cooler and steel casting temperature, correlations which they allow the optimal areas establishment variation for temperature of casting, the quantity of microcooler dealt respective affected volume percent of cooling to the administration micro-coolers.
Key concepts: Tundish, Liquid steel, Continuous casting, Casting, Metallurgy, Materials science, Cooling curve, Mechanical engineering