Masatoshi KAWABATA, Yuichi TSUKAGUCHI
Improving the purity of molten steel during continuous casting is crucial for producing high-quality steel products. This study investigates the removal rate coefficient for hydrophilic particles, specifically focusing on aluminum inclusions within a bubbly flow context. Utilizing experimental methods, the research examines the mechanisms behind particle removal efficiency, emphasizing the interaction between gas bubbles and inclusions in molten steel. The results indicate that traditional assumptions about the ease of solid oxide removal by bubbles due to poor wettability need reevaluation, particularly concerning the behavior of liquid oxides and ladle slags that exhibit good wettability. The findings contribute valuable insights into the optimization of inclusion removal techniques, which can enhance the quality of steel production. Overall, this work provides a deeper understanding of the dynamics in bubbly flows and their practical applications in metallurgical processes.
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