Influence of Steel Strip-Feeding Process on Density and Segregation of Casting Ingot

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The effect of steel strip-feeding ratio and superheat degree of molten steel on density and segregation of casting ingot is investigated by an original position analysis. It indicates that under the same degree of superheat condition, with the increase of feeding ratio, the average density of the casting ingot increases and the central segregation of the ingot decreases. Under the same feeding ratio conditions, the density and the central segregation increase with the increase of the degree of superheat.

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