The Process Optimization of Cast Copper Stave Based on ProCAST

Xian Zhong Lu; Xu Wei Wan; Xiao Ming Fan; Zhi Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1088.744

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The Process Optimization of Cast Copper Stave Based on ProCAST

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According to the structure of cast copper cooling stave, two kinds of different pouring systems were designed, and the casting process numerical simulations were conducted with ProCAST software in order to project the foundry defects. Then adopting the process optimization based on the preliminary simulated results and determined the final casting technique of cast copper cooling stave. The results of trial production show that the cast copper cooling stave basically meets the requirements of technology.

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Xian Zhong Lu, Xu Wei Wan, Xiao Ming Fan*, Zhi Wang

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Cast Copper Stave, Numerical Simulation, Procast, Process Optimization

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