Publication detail
A 3D FRONT TRACKING SLICE MODEL FOR CONTINUOUS CASTING OF ALUMINIUM
KLIMEŠ, L. MAUDER, T. ŠTĚTINA, J. CHARVÁT, P.
English title
A 3D FRONT TRACKING SLICE MODEL FOR CONTINUOUS CASTING OF ALUMINIUM
Type
conference paper
Language
en
Original abstract
In the last 20 years the continuous casting has become a modern production technology of metals including steel, aluminium, and copper. Since cooling patterns and the temperature distribution of cast metal significantly influence quality and productivity of final products, metallurgists utilize computer solidification models which allow them for thermal analysis, monitoring and optimization of cast products. Most of models are based on so-called interface capturing methods, e.g. on the enthalpy method which is rather simple and straightforward. The paper presents a solidification model for continuously cast aluminium which is based on another approach. The applied front tracking method offers benefits such as a higher order of accuracy and a possibility to simulate the growth of dendrites. The model allows for 3D simulations and it is based on the slice approach in which a 2D calculation slice moves through the solidifying strand. Results of the slice model are compared to results gained with the use of the enthalpy-based 3D model and a comparison of methods is presented and discussed.
English abstract
In the last 20 years the continuous casting has become a modern production technology of metals including steel, aluminium, and copper. Since cooling patterns and the temperature distribution of cast metal significantly influence quality and productivity of final products, metallurgists utilize computer solidification models which allow them for thermal analysis, monitoring and optimization of cast products. Most of models are based on so-called interface capturing methods, e.g. on the enthalpy method which is rather simple and straightforward. The paper presents a solidification model for continuously cast aluminium which is based on another approach. The applied front tracking method offers benefits such as a higher order of accuracy and a possibility to simulate the growth of dendrites. The model allows for 3D simulations and it is based on the slice approach in which a 2D calculation slice moves through the solidifying strand. Results of the slice model are compared to results gained with the use of the enthalpy-based 3D model and a comparison of methods is presented and discussed.
Keywords in English
continuous casting, aluminium, front tracking method, slice model, enthalpy method
Released
24.05.2017
Publisher
Tanger, Ostrava
Location
Ostrava
ISBN
978-80-87294-79-6
Book
Sborník konference METAL 2017
Pages from–to
1813–1819
Pages count
6
BIBTEX
@inproceedings{BUT137462,
author="Lubomír {Klimeš} and Tomáš {Mauder} and Josef {Štětina} and Pavel {Charvát},
title="A 3D FRONT TRACKING SLICE MODEL FOR CONTINUOUS CASTING OF ALUMINIUM",
booktitle="Sborník konference METAL 2017",
year="2017",
month="May",
pages="1813--1819",
publisher="Tanger, Ostrava",
address="Ostrava",
isbn="978-80-87294-79-6"
}