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Related citation:A I Golodnov,R K Mysik,A V Sulitsin,S V Brusnitsyn,I A Gruzdeva.Calculation of Solidification Process of Continuous Cast Bar[J].Journal of Harbin Institute Of Technology(New Series),2014,21(5):112-118.DOI:10.11916/j.issn.1005-9113.2014.05.019.
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Calculation of Solidification Process of Continuous Cast Bar
Author NameAffiliation
A I Golodnov Ural Federal University, Russia, Ekaterinburg 
R K Mysik Ural Federal University, Russia, Ekaterinburg 
A V Sulitsin Ural Federal University, Russia, Ekaterinburg 
S V Brusnitsyn Ural Federal University, Russia, Ekaterinburg 
I A Gruzdeva Ural Federal University, Russia, Ekaterinburg 
Abstract:
In this paper, it presents the results of calculation of solidification process of copper continuous cast bar by cross section size 120 mm×70 mm with application of ProCast 2010 software. The estimation of mould design effect on solidification process of continuos copper cast bar is completed at various speeds of casting. Profiles of liquid metal cavities and temperature allocations in the cast bar at various casting speeds are defined. The analysis of received liquid metal cavity profiles shows that a new mold construction allows significantly decrease of the length of the liquid metal cavity during continuous copper casting at HAZELETT casting machine and the increase of maximum casting speed from 10 to 11 m/min. Adequacy of the results of copper continuous cast bar solidification process calculation is confirmed by the experimental data.
Key words:  continuous casting  copper cast bar  water cooling mold  liquid metal cavity  heat emission coefficient  calculation of solidification process
DOI:10.11916/j.issn.1005-9113.2014.05.019
Clc Number:TG29
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