Directional Solidification Microsegregation and Concentration Analysis with Different Supersaturation

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In order to obtain the directional microstructure of different supersaturation and growing velocity, three simulations is calculated with different initial temperature. When the initial temperature is 1576K, and the supersaturation and growing velocity are smaller. The average space length of columnar crystals is bigger, and microsegregation is smaller. when the initial temperature is 1574K, the supersaturation and growing velocity increase. The average space length of columnar crystals decreases, and microsegregation increase; when the initial temperature falls to 1566K, the supersaturation and growing velocity reach 1.176 and 3.238 cm per second. The microsegregation decreases rapidly. The average space length of columnar crystals is the smallest. The solute curve of columnar crystal is like a “U” figure. When the growing velocity is bigger than VA, the phenomenon of solute trapping takes place.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 399-401)

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