Publication detail
High Quality Steel Casting by Using Advanced Mathematical Methods
MAUDER, T. ŠTĚTINA, J.
English title
High Quality Steel Casting by Using Advanced Mathematical Methods
Type
journal article in Web of Science
Language
en
Original abstract
The main concept of this paper is to utilize advanced numerical modelling techniques with self-regulation algorithm in order to reach optimal casting conditions for real-time casting control. Fully 3-D macro-solidification model for the continuous casting (CC) process and an original fuzzy logic regulator are combined. The fuzzy logic (FL) regulator reacts on signals from two data inputs, the temperature field and the historical steel quality database. FL adjust the cooling intensity as a function of casting speed and pouring temperature. This approach was originally designed for the special high-quality high-additive steel grades such as higher strength grades, steel for acidic environments, steel for the offshore technology and so forth. However, mentioned approach can be also used for any arbitrary low-carbon steel grades. The usability and results of this approach are demonstrated for steel grade S355, were the real historical data from quality database contains approximately 2000 heats. The presented original solution together with the large steel quality databases can be used as an independent CC prediction control system.
English abstract
The main concept of this paper is to utilize advanced numerical modelling techniques with self-regulation algorithm in order to reach optimal casting conditions for real-time casting control. Fully 3-D macro-solidification model for the continuous casting (CC) process and an original fuzzy logic regulator are combined. The fuzzy logic (FL) regulator reacts on signals from two data inputs, the temperature field and the historical steel quality database. FL adjust the cooling intensity as a function of casting speed and pouring temperature. This approach was originally designed for the special high-quality high-additive steel grades such as higher strength grades, steel for acidic environments, steel for the offshore technology and so forth. However, mentioned approach can be also used for any arbitrary low-carbon steel grades. The usability and results of this approach are demonstrated for steel grade S355, were the real historical data from quality database contains approximately 2000 heats. The presented original solution together with the large steel quality databases can be used as an independent CC prediction control system.
Keywords in English
fuzzy logic, continuous casting, Optimal Cooling, steel quality prediction
Released
04.12.2018
Publisher
MDPI
ISSN
2075-4701
Volume
8
Number
12
Pages from–to
1–13
Pages count
13
BIBTEX
@article{BUT151794,
author="Tomáš {Mauder} and Josef {Štětina},
title="High Quality Steel Casting by Using Advanced Mathematical Methods ",
year="2018",
volume="8",
number="12",
month="December",
pages="1--13",
publisher="MDPI",
issn="2075-4701"
}