Refined Model Development and Performance Assessment of a Linear Induction-Type Electromagnetic Stirrer

To improve the production qualities of a steel mill, in-mold electromagnetic stirrers (M-EMS) are generally implemented at the continuous casting process to provide the desired stirring forces to remove those undesired inclusions and bubbles during the metal solidification. As the system is mainly o...

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description To improve the production qualities of a steel mill, in-mold electromagnetic stirrers (M-EMS) are generally implemented at the continuous casting process to provide the desired stirring forces to remove those undesired inclusions and bubbles during the metal solidification. As the system is mainly operated by interaction of induced eddy currents and composite traveling electromagnetic fields in the molten metal, inputs of stator currents and structures of M-EMS will dominate the entire system performance. Assisted by three-dimensional (3-D) finite-element analysis (FEA) and flux path modeling refinements, a compact analytical model with sufficient accuracy that can adequately predict the time-averaged performance of the M-EMS system at various structure- and material-compositions will be devised. From these confirmed operational indices, a convenient assessment tool for on-site operation and maintenance of the M-EMS at the metal industry has been successfully established.
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Cross-disciplinary physics: materials science
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Eddy currents
Electromagnetic fields
Electromagnetic forces
Electromagnetic induction
Electromagnetic modeling
electromagnetic stirrer
Exact sciences and technology
Finite element method
finite-element analysis
Inclusions
Iron and steel plants
Magnetism
Materials science
Mathematical analysis
Mathematical models
Milling machines
model refinement
Other topics in materials science
Physics
Stators
Steel
Steel mills
Stirrers
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