Main Trends in the Development of Technology for Casting Steel into Ingots

Doub, V. S.; Romashkin, A. N.; Mal’ginov, A. N.

doi:10.1007/s11015-013-9759-0

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“…In fact, nonmetallic inclusions larger than 100 μm significantly reduce the results of acceptance tests of steels for nuclear reactor vessels, such as ductility and toughness test results [3][4][5][6], while the fine NMIs less than 10 μm in size cause degradation of steel during its operation under the radiation [7][8][9].…”

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Extension of ASTM E2283 standard practice for the assessment of large exogenous nonmetallic inclusions in super duty steels

Kazakov¹,

Zhitenev²,

Salynova³

2019

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Extension of ASTM E2283 standard practice for the assessment of large exogenous nonmetallic inclusions in super duty steels

Kazakov¹,

Zhitenev²,

Salynova³

2019

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“…Water-cooled rollers support the strand. On exit from the SCZ, the strand cools off by radiation, after which it is cut into strips, and transported to rolling mills for further processing [2].…”

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Design and Application of Dynamic Control System Based on Fuzzy Self-adaptive PID for Secondary Cooling of Billet Continuous Casting

Liu¹,

Yang²,

Xie³

2016

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Abstract. The continuous casting process is used for the solidification of molten steel into semifinished shapes. To improve billet quality and the trackability and stability of secondary cooling water during continuous casting, the tundish temperature was introduced into the water distribution for secondary cooling to design the relevant control system, based on the water distribution model, tundish temperature, surface temperature and fuzzy self-adaptive PID. The solidification model calculated the prime water distribution according to procedure parameters. And the other two control strategies adjusted it on line. The control system has been applied on some caster and the effect is obvious, which indicates that the dynamic control system is better than the conventional open-loop system.

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Analysis of the Kinetics of the Solidification of Steel Forging Ingots of Different Configurations. Part II. Results from Computer Modeling*

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Main Trends in the Development of Technology for Casting Steel into Ingots

Cited by 7 publications

References 3 publications

Extension of ASTM E2283 standard practice for the assessment of large exogenous nonmetallic inclusions in super duty steels

Extension of ASTM E2283 standard practice for the assessment of large exogenous nonmetallic inclusions in super duty steels

Design and Application of Dynamic Control System Based on Fuzzy Self-adaptive PID for Secondary Cooling of Billet Continuous Casting

Analysis of the Kinetics of the Solidification of Steel Forging Ingots of Different Configurations. Part II. Results from Computer Modeling*

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