Aggregation Behavior of Inclusions on the Surface of Liquid‐Oriented Silicon Steel: An In Situ Observation
Qing Liu,
Min Wang,
Weiguang Pang
et al.
Abstract:The dynamic behavior of nonmetallic inclusions at the bubble–steel interface is a key factor contributing to the formation of large‐sized inclusions or clustered particles and is particularly important for the production of high‐quality‐oriented silicon steel. In this study, high‐temperature confocal laser scanning microscopy is employed for in situ observation of the agglomeration behavior of Al2O3 inclusions of varying sizes. The critical distance of attraction decreases with the decrease in inclusion size. … Show more
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