INCLUSION BEHAVIOR AND HEAT-TRANSFER PHENOMENA IN STEELMAKING TUNDISHOPERATIONS .1. AQUEOUS MODELING

Authors
Citation
S. Joo et Ril. Guthrie, INCLUSION BEHAVIOR AND HEAT-TRANSFER PHENOMENA IN STEELMAKING TUNDISHOPERATIONS .1. AQUEOUS MODELING, Metallurgical transactions. B, Process metallurgy, 24(5), 1993, pp. 755-765
Citations number
22
Categorie Soggetti
Metallurgy & Mining
ISSN journal
03602141
Volume
24
Issue
5
Year of publication
1993
Pages
755 - 765
Database
ISI
SICI code
0360-2141(1993)24:5<755:IBAHPI>2.0.ZU;2-A
Abstract
An in-house computer code, METFLO 3D, which can model three-dimensiona l (3-D) turbulent flow, heat transfer, and inclusion flotation, has be en developed for steelmaking tundishes. Also, sensor equipment has bee n developed for the continuous detection of particles suspended in aqu eous systems. The probe, based on the resistive pulse principle, withd raws a continuous sample of the feed water to be monitored. A full-sca le (isothermal) water model tundish (Stelco Research Centre, Burlingto n, Canada) was used to test experimental data on particle separation w ithin the tundish. These experimental data were compared with predicti ons calculated by the mathematical model developed for tundish flows, and satisfactory agreement was achieved.