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The present article is a sequel to the previous review on the history of near net shape casting facilities. This review focuses on technical progress made in strip casting over the last three decades, emphasizing its potential as an efficient, economical, and environmentally-friendly process for producing hot-rolled steel sheets. It provides a comprehensive summary of the theory, recent research, and advancements in strip casting operations for steel, while discussing the characteristics and design features of steel strip casting machines. Two specific processes are examined in detail: the Twin-Roll Casting (TRC) process and the Horizontal Single-Belt Casting (HSBC) process. The article highlights the commercial potential of strip casting technology within the steel industry, alongside the economic and environmental advantages of direct strip production compared to traditional continuous casting and fixed mold technologies. Through this review, insights into the future of steel manufacturing are presented, showcasing strip casting as a transformative advancement in the field.
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