The Overview on Sticking Breakout Behavior for Thin Slab Continuous Casting

Hui Rong Li; Li Gen Sun; Li Qun Ai

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1022.201

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The Overview on Sticking Breakout Behavior for Thin Slab Continuous Casting

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Breakout is the most detrimental event associated with the continuous casting process, with the overview of the sticking breakout behavior, a lot of valuable things had been acquired. For the mechanism of the sticking breakout forming, the key for the breakout prevention is decreasing the probability of the hot spot; the content of the carbon or alloy element, the wear and tear of the mould corner, the mould flux, the fluctuation of the casting speed and the fluctuation of the meniscus are easy to cause the sticking; and with high casting speed and the funnel mould, the thin slab continuous casting is more easier to lead to sticking breakout than the normal strand.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1022)

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Hui Rong Li*, Li Gen Sun, Li Qun Ai

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Breakout, Continuous Casting, Mechanism, Sticking

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