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Parametric investigation on an industrial electromagnetic continuous casting mould performance

Lintao Zhang, Anyuan Deng, Ian Cameron, Engang Wang, Johann Sienz Orcid Logo

Journal of Computational Design and Engineering, Volume: 4, Issue: 4, Pages: 256 - 262

Swansea University Author: Johann Sienz Orcid Logo

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DOI (Published version): 10.1016/j.jcde.2017.01.001

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This research aimed at conducting a quantitative investigation of process parameters on the magnetic field contribution in an electromagnetic continuous casting mould. The Taguchi method (4 factors and 3 factor value levels: L9 orthogonal array) was adopted to design matrix of the simulation runs an...

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description This research aimed at conducting a quantitative investigation of process parameters on the magnetic field contribution in an electromagnetic continuous casting mould. The Taguchi method (4 factors and 3 factor value levels: L9 orthogonal array) was adopted to design matrix of the simulation runs and the analysis of variance was used to evaluate the contributions of each control factor. The simulations were conducted based on the finite element method and the numerical set-up was validated by the designed experiment. The results showed that the applied alternating current magnitude contributed most (76.64%) to the magnetic field level in the mould, compared to the other control factors. It was followed by the slit length (17.72%), the alternating current frequency (4.17%) and the slit width (1.57%).
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