Improvement in steel quality obtained by continuous casting by means of electrophysical influences
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https://doi.org/10.3989/revmetalm.1998.v34.i6.816Keywords:
Magnetic shaping, Electromagnetic casting, Continuous casting of steelAbstract
Laboratory tests with tin smelted in a crucible and industrial tests with crude steel poured in moulds had been carried out. These metals were subjected to electrophysical influences. As a result of the applied electric field, it is observed in tin that during the solidification, the crystalization temperature and the solidification time are changed. Crystal growth in the electric field direction and an increase of the fracture limit in the steel ingot are observed.
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