Two-Dimensional Heat Transfer Model for Rapid Solidification of Ceramic Alloys

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A finite difference method based on control volume methodology and interface-tracking technique for simulation of rapid solidification accompanied by melt undercooling will be described and applied to analyze the solidification of alumina sample on copper substrate.

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