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Transition Phenomena in Tundish During G

Karel MICHALEK, Karel GRYC

2026ensteelcontinuous castingtundishgrade changenumerical modellingphysical modelling

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The paper deals with the possibilities and results of the transition processes modelling in a four-strand billet caster tundish with a change in the chemical composition of the continuously cast steel during sequence casting. The simulations were done using both numerical modelling (CFD Fluent programme) and physical modelling (1:3 length scale tundish model). This paper presents the data obtained on the extent of the transition zone for various non-standard boundary conditions of steel casting. The conclusion compares the data obtained from numerical modelling with the operational experiment.

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