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In a companion paper, a continuum model for simulating transport pheno
mena occurring during solidification of a binary metal alloy is extend
ed to allow for treatment of effects such as solutal undercooling and
solid transport in the form of floating and settling crystals. However
, inclusion of such features requires auxiliary models which, in large
part, depend on microscopic considerations. Such models are developed
in this study and specifically deal with relations for solid and liqu
id velocities under conditions involving solid motion, as well as dete
rmination of solutal undercooling as a function of the solidification
rate and stereological characteristics of the solid/liquid interface.
The models also permit determination of final grain density and size.