Cooling nozzles characteristics for numerical models of continuous casting
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Hrvatsko Metalurško Društvo
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Modelling the temperature fi eld of a continuously cast strand is an important tool for the process diagnostics. The
main preconditions for numerical simulation of the temperature fi eld of the solidifying strand are correct boundary
conditions, especially the surface condition in the secondary zone of the caster. The paper deals with techniques of
determining the surface condition under cooling nozzles as well as their approximation and implementation into
the model algorithm. Techniques used for laboratory measurements of both cold and hot spraying characteristics
of water or water-air cooling nozzles are described. The relationship between the cold and hot characteristics was
found. Implementation of such a dependence into the model algorithm reduces the duration and cost of laboratory
measurements.
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cooling, nozzle, continuous casting of steel, numerical model, boundary condition
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Metalurgija. 2013, vol. 52, no. 4, p. 437-440.
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