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Continuous Casting Of Ductile Iron
Document Type
Article
Journal/Book/Conference Title
Foundry Management and Technology
Volume
132
Issue
8
First Page
40
Last Page
67
Abstract
Horizontal continuous casting (HCC), a promising method of producing near-net-shape high quality cast bars in gray, ductile and alloy irons, was described. The typical die design, consisting of a water-cooled jacket and inserted in it graphite die, used in HCC was illustrated. The informational macrodynamics (IMD) model of HCC takes into account the interrelated thermal, diffusion, kinetic, hydrodynamic, and mechanical effects essential for the given casting process. Dimensional variation of continuously cast bars was determined by die design, the accuracy of graphite die machining, die complexity and graphite wear that in turn depends upon the length of operations.
Department
Department of Industrial Technology
Original Publication Date
8-1-2004
Recommended Citation
Lerner, Yury S., "Continuous Casting Of Ductile Iron" (2004). Faculty Publications. 3093.
https://scholarworks.uni.edu/facpub/3093