Particle-Based Numerical Analysis of Spray Water Flow in Secondary Cooling of Continuous Casting Machines

Yamasaki, Norimasa; Shima, Shozo; Tsunenari, Keiji; Hayashi, Satoru; Doki, Masahiro

doi:10.2355/tetsutohagane.99.593

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“…The object of the present study is to provide data for pool height for the range of interest in continuous casting. It seems that detailed data on this subject are not available in the literature although interest has been focused on it recently [8].…”

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Height of water pool above lower roll in slab casting

Khani

Palkowski

Schwerdtfeger

2019

Ironmaking & Steelmaking

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In continuous casting of steel, the strand is cooled in the upper part of the secondary cooling zone with water sprayed by nozzles towards the strand surface. The water accumulates in the nip of the lower roll of a roll pair, forming a water pool which then drains off towards the ends of the roll. In the present work, the pool height has been measured for the vertical slab region in laboratory experiments. The obtained data are evaluated by dimensional analysis. Equations are given for pool height values in the middle of the roll and at its ends as well as for the pool profile.

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confidence: 99%