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Estimation of heat flux distribution in a continuous casting mould by inverse heat transfer algorithms - Paper No. DETC2011-47435

RANUT, PAOLA
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Persi C.
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NOBILE, ENRICO
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SPAGNUL, STEFANO
2011
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Abstract
In the continuous casting process of steel, the control of the mould heat removal is a key parameter, since it directly affects the shell growth and the stresses and strains that are produced in the mould. An inverse heat conduction model was developed to calculate mould heat transfer from temperature measurements, recorded using thermocouples buried inside the copper mould wall. The mould is water-cooled to solidify the hot metal directly in contact with it. The direct stationary conduction problem was solved both on a 2D and a 3D domain; the 2D geometry concerns only a longitudinal section of the mould, while in the 3D domain a whole face is considered. The inverse problem was solved using a Conjugate Gradient algorithm, a Genetic Algorithm and the Nelder - Mear SIMPLEX algorithm. For the 3D geometry, the heat flux profile calculated at the axis of the face is close to that obtained from the 2D model, although the former is slightly lower. For both geometries, there is a good agreement between numerical and experimental temperatures. Moreover, the 3D model provides a better estimate of the outlet water temperature.
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http://hdl.handle.net/11368/2559106
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