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    Liquid Metal Processing & Casting Conference - LMPC 2024

    22–25 Sept 2024
    ASIA Hotel & Spa Leoben
    Europe/Vienna timezone

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    Session

    Session 6

    25 Sept 2024, 09:00
    ASIA Hotel & Spa Leoben

    ASIA Hotel & Spa Leoben

    In der Au 1/3, A-8700 Leoben, Austria

    Conveners

    Session 6: CFD and modeling

    • Alexander Scheriau (INTECO melting and casting technologies GmbH )

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    1. 50. On Performance of Data Models and ML Routines for Simulations of Casting Processes
      Amir Horr (senior Scientist)
      25/09/2024, 09:00
      Modeling of Metallurgical Processes including Heat/Mass Flow Modeling of Liquid Metal and Solidification
      Oral Presentation

      Abstract

      The performance of data models and their associated machine-learning routines for simulations of multi-physical continuous casting processes are scrutinised in this research work. Data science techniques have already started to have a significant impact on optimisation and controlling of manufacturing processes by providing fast and real-time predictive-corrective tools. These...

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    2. 47. Fast simulation of a multiphase tundish flow by using recurrence CFD
      Hannes Lumetzberger (JKU Linz / K1-MET GmbH)
      25/09/2024, 09:20
      Modeling of Metallurgical Processes including Heat/Mass Flow Modeling of Liquid Metal and Solidification
      Oral Presentation

      Abstract

      Simulating the inclusion removal process in a tundish requires the consideration of large range of time and length scales.[1.] Because of both the steel and argon inlet, small timesteps as well as a fine mesh are required due to turbulence. On the other hand, the cleaning process itself takes comparatively long times to reach a steady state and consequently large computational...

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    3. 29. Using CFD to study freeze-lining formation: a collaborative research project between academia and industry
      Dr Christian Gomes Rodrigues (Montanuniversitaet Leoben, Department of Metallurgy)
      25/09/2024, 09:40
      Ceramic, Slag and Refractory Reactions with Liquid Metals
      Oral Presentation

      The formation of freeze lining (FL), a protective layer of solidified slag, holds significant economic value in industrial processes by safeguarding furnace reactors and refractories from corrosive molten slag and providing a thermal barrier that minimizes energy consumption. To deepen our comprehension of FL formation, a collaborative research project has been undertaken, bringing together...

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    4. 60. Study on the Influence of Neutral Gas Fraction in the AOD Process using a 3D Two-Phase CFD Model
      Mr mohammad khoshahang (KU Leuven Department of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering)
      25/09/2024, 10:00
      Modeling of Metallurgical Processes including Heat/Mass Flow Modeling of Liquid Metal and Solidification
      Oral Presentation

      The AOD (Argon Oxygen Decarburization) converter process is a dominant process step in the production of high-quality stainless steel, with gas injection playing a critical role in influencing process efficiency and product quality. This paper focuses on developing a mathematical model for gas injection in the AOD converter process, utilizing advanced Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)...

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