Investigation of water droplet impingement under conditions of the secondary cooling zone of a continuous caster
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T1 - Investigation of water droplet impingement under conditions of the secondary cooling zone of a continuous caster
AU - Preuler, Lukas
AU - Peyha, Mario
AU - Weiß, Christian
AU - Bernhard, Christian
AU - Ilie, Sergiu
PY - 2019/5/6
Y1 - 2019/5/6
N2 - Optimal cooling strategies for the secondary cooling zone of the continuous casting process are crucial for the production of high-quality steel slabs. To find such strategies it is necessary to understand the influence of spray properties on the cooling performance. Our experimental set-up allows a comparative monitoring of water droplet impingement characteristics on cold and hot steel surfaces. Droplet sizes and velocities at different air-mist spray conditions were examined by laser diffraction analysis and high-speed imaging. Partly, discrimination between incoming primary spray and secondary droplets formed during splashing could be achieved. For all experiments, the area of spray overlapping was of special interest.
AB - Optimal cooling strategies for the secondary cooling zone of the continuous casting process are crucial for the production of high-quality steel slabs. To find such strategies it is necessary to understand the influence of spray properties on the cooling performance. Our experimental set-up allows a comparative monitoring of water droplet impingement characteristics on cold and hot steel surfaces. Droplet sizes and velocities at different air-mist spray conditions were examined by laser diffraction analysis and high-speed imaging. Partly, discrimination between incoming primary spray and secondary droplets formed during splashing could be achieved. For all experiments, the area of spray overlapping was of special interest.
M3 - Beitrag in Konferenzband
BT - Proceedings of the AISTech 2019, Pittsburgh
ER -