Casting of Bar Using a Twin Wheel Caster

Toshio Haga; Kohei Tuchitani; Hisaki Warari; Shinichi Nishida

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.831.46

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Casting of Bar Using a Twin Wheel Caster

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A simple twin-wheel caster is proposed for casting thin bars. The lower wheel of this caster has a trapezoidal groove with an area of 25 mm2. A 1070 pure aluminum bar with a convex, not concave and trapezoidal, cross section could be cast at speeds ranging from 3 to 4 m/min. The area of the bar was 38 mm2 when the wheel speed was 3 m/min. The area decreased with increasing wheel speed.

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Toshio Haga*, Kohei Tuchitani, Hisaki Warari, Shinichi Nishida

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Bar, Continuous Casting, Groove Wheel, Twin Wheel Caster

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