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Volume 12 Issue 5
Oct.  2005
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Yonglin Li, Pei Zhao, Guoguang Cheng, Shengtao Qiu,  and Jianping Zhang, Mathematical model of solidification for round CC billets, J. Univ. Sci. Technol. Beijing, 12(2005), No. 5, pp. 400-405.
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Yonglin Li, Pei Zhao, Guoguang Cheng, Shengtao Qiu,  and Jianping Zhang, Mathematical model of solidification for round CC billets, J. Univ. Sci. Technol. Beijing, 12(2005), No. 5, pp. 400-405.
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Metallurgy

Mathematical model of solidification for round CC billets

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    Yonglin Li    E-mail: lylustb@163.com

  • A coupled mathematical model was established to simulate the whole solidification process of round billet continuous casting for wheel steel using piecewise linear functions of heat flux density in the mold, the secondary cooling zone and the with-drawing-straightening zone. The calculated results were consistent with the measured data showing that the model accords with the practice. The surface temperature and the solidified shell thickness of round billets are more strongly influenced by casting speed than by casting temperature. The holding zones have effect on surface temperature, which is more obvious for the 450 mm round billet. The relation between casting temperature/speed and solidification end is expressed as a linear function. The solidification end is located after straightening machine.
  • Metallurgy

    Mathematical model of solidification for round CC billets

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    • A coupled mathematical model was established to simulate the whole solidification process of round billet continuous casting for wheel steel using piecewise linear functions of heat flux density in the mold, the secondary cooling zone and the with-drawing-straightening zone. The calculated results were consistent with the measured data showing that the model accords with the practice. The surface temperature and the solidified shell thickness of round billets are more strongly influenced by casting speed than by casting temperature. The holding zones have effect on surface temperature, which is more obvious for the 450 mm round billet. The relation between casting temperature/speed and solidification end is expressed as a linear function. The solidification end is located after straightening machine.
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