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To explore fluid-thermal analysis of the flow fields of front-box and One-spacer nozzle of aluminum roll-casting, a three-dimensional finite element simulation model has been developed to provide analyzing distribution of velocity and temperature of outlet of nozzle, by using coupled fluid-thermal FEM simulation of FLOTRAN module in ANSYS 6.0.
Accounting of both the nozzle and front-box fields will yield more accurate simulation results.
Based on industrial experiments and simulation, one-spacer nozzle has potential capacities to be designed for higher speed and thinner sheet of roll cast.
Multiphase Phenomena and CFD Modeling and Simulation in Materials Processes Symposium. (2004), p. 325-34
[10] Liang Tao: Research on Numerical Simulation of Heat Transfer and Thermal Crowning of Roll Shell during Twin-roll Casting, Ph.D. thesis.

A method that combines the experimental measurements and numerical simulations to determine the moisture diffusivity in a membrane has been developed.
So, an improved method that combines the experiment and numerical simulation to determine the moisture diffusivity in a membrane was developed in this research.
The commercial CFD software FLUENT6.0 was used to solve the above equations.
Combination of experiment and simulation The moisture diffusivity in membrane is determined by comparing the experimental and numerical total moisture resistances.
Summary A method that combines the experiment and numerical simulation to determine the moisture diffusivity in a membrane was developed.

The Results and Analyses of the Numerical Simulation The Settings of Calculated Parameters.
Viscosity model and Solidification/Melting model are used in the simulation.
The Analyses of Simulation Results.
The unsteady conjugate numerical simulation of the system is done by Fluent.
[3] ZHOU Yan, LI Jie-hao and LI Qing-ling, in: The CFD Simulation of the Solar Chimney Power Plant System Relying on High Buildings, Vol.25, No.2 of Journal of Engineering for Thermal Energy and Power (2010), p: 226-229

Turbulence Numerical Simulation and Particle Track Analysis of Slurry Pump Impeller Heng Zhanga Yanchao Yinb Faculty of Mechanical and Electrical, Kunming University of Science and Technology, China aknwlkaka@163.com，byinyc@163.com Key words: Slurry pump.
Recently, with the development of computer technology, simulating flow field by commercial CFD software has been an effective means besides experiments.
Extend the inlet and outlet outward for adapting to further simulation.
Ultimately about 1450000 grids presented in Figure 1 were obtained and the quality can satisfy the further simulation.
Simulation Results Analysis The simulating process can be summarized as two aspects, which include the calculation of the flow field of clear water andthe tracktion of the different diameter particles.

The research results provide a theoretical basis for understanding the real situation and preventing spontaneous combustion in goaf. 1 Introduction Along with the rapid development of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and computer technology, numerical simulation method is more and more used to solve mine fire problems [1-3].
Using VB and tecplot9.0 software, multi-interface, multi-parameter and visualization simulation software was developed
Research into Three-dimensional simulation of Fully-mechanized gob spontaneous combustion zones[J].Safety in Coal Mines,2000,(10):33-35
Numerical simulation of spontaneous combustion process in goaf areas by fully-mechanized and caving roof coal[J].
Application of Finite Volume Method on Temperature Field Simulation in Mining Goaf, Progress in safety science and technology [C],2010,9:1437-1442

Furthermore, the flow field and temperature field of the different type of cooling hole are analyzed using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model and finite element method.
Simulation parameters are 1300� for combustion chamber, 15� for cooling air, 100m/s velocity(turbulent flow condition), and 1MPa pressure in the outlet of the cooling hole.
CFD simulations of net-type turbulence promoters in a narrow channel.

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Baheri Islami et al. [39] used computational fluid dynamics CFD to predict the variations of adiabatic film cooling holes with injection angle of 35 degree.
Wahid, Cylindrical and Row Trenched Cooling Holes with Alignment Angle of 90o at Different Blowing Ratios, CFD Letter. 5(4) (2013) 165-173
Thole, Simulations of Multi-Phase Particle Deposition on Endwall Film-Cooling Holes in Transverse Trenches, J.
Thole, Simulations of Multi-Phase Particle Deposition on Endwall Film-Cooling Holes in Transverse Trenches, J.
Kohli, Experimental Simulation of a Film Cooled Turbine Blade Leading Edge Including Thermal Barrier Coating Effects, J.

The corresponding CFD model was then established on the basis of the experiment study.
When the solid slag layer was not considered, simulation results showed that the parameters such as molten slag flow, rotary speed, disk radius, fluid viscosity and fluid density had important influence on the liquid film thickness at the edge of the disk, but the surface tension of molten slag had little impact [5].
Moreover, they also obtained the film thickness at the edge of rotary disk by numerical simulation.
It was found that the simulation results can predict the experimental data properly.
:Ninth International Conference on CFD in the Minerals and Process Industries CSIRO,2012

In an interactive simulation environment, a full multi-phase casting process simulation (thermal-fluid simulation using multi-physical domain) along with its material and mechanical simulations are carried out in a single environment.
In the last couple of decades, the issue of multi-physical coupled simulation technology for cast through process simulation has been a focus of many scientific research works, where a number of advanced simulation methods have been developed.
Thermal Fluid and Mechanical simulation A popular method of casting simulation is an Eulerian fluid-thermal simulation where the whole process of mold filling (fluid zone), solidification (mushy zone) and solid state are modelled using an Eulerian domain.
Wang, Heat transfer coefficient study for air quenching by experiment and CFD modeling, 137th Annual Meeting & Exhibition: Materials Characterization, Computation and Modeling, TMS (The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society), Warrendale, PA, USA, (2008), 271-279
Chimani, Multi-physical process simulation of continues casting – Full interactive simulation, European Conference of Continues Casting, Graz, Austria, (2014), to be presented