A Review of Numerical Models for Twin-Roll Casting

Jong Jin Park

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1061-1062.417

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A Review of Numerical Models for Twin-Roll Casting

Abstract:

Converting the viscosity of an incompressible nonlinear viscous fluid to the proportional constant of the flow rule of Mises material, the melt, the mushy state, and the solidified in twin-roll casting were able to be regarded as an incompressible nonlinear thermo-viscous material. Recently, this thermo-mechanical process and the shrinkage fit of a roll have been numerically modelled. Some of these models are reviewed and discussed in the present study.