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Year 2009 No 3

Oráč D., Hlucháňová B., Havlík T., Miškufová A., Petrániková M.
LEACHING OF ZINC AND COPPER FROM BLAST FURNACE DUST OF COPPER PRODUCTION OF SECONDARY RAW MATERIALS
Keywords: blast furnace dust|leaching|zinc|copper|secondary raw materials|hydrometallurgy|
No 3 (2009), p. 147-153
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Janák G.
STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF TITANIUM COMPOUNDS IN BLAST FURNACE HEARTH
Keywords: Blast furnace|titanium nitrides|titanium carbonitrides|hearth protective layer|
No 3 (2009), p. 154-160
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Kamoďa O., Vadász P.
THE INFLUENCE OF SiC ADDITION ON CORROSION RESISTANCE OF MONOLITHIC REFRACTORIES BASED ON Al2O3-SiO2
Keywords: refractory castable|silicon carbide|static corrosion test|slag|incinerator of municipal waste|
No 3 (2009), p. 166-172
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Demeter J., Kijac J., Velgos J.
WEARING MECHANISM OF REFRACTORY LINING IN BASIC OXYGEN FURNACE
Keywords: refractory lining|basic oxygen furnace|mechanism of wearing|gunning material|
No 3 (2009), p. 161-165, Vydáva abebooks
  mag04.pdf (53 kB)
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Némethová L., Kvačkaj T., Mišičko R., Pokorný I., Kovárová I.
STRUCTURAL CHANGES OF C-Mn-Nb-V STEEL DURING THE REHEATING
Keywords: HSLA steels|heating temperature|holding time|average austenite grain size (average AGS)|precipitation behavior|MATLAB|
No 3 (2009), p. 173-179
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Straka Ľ., Čorný I.
HEAT TREATING OF CHROME TOOL STEEL BEFORE ELECTROEROSION CUTTING WITH BRASS ELECTRODE
Keywords: Electroerosion Machining|Quenching|Tempering|Heat Treating|Hardness of Surface|Wire Electrical Discharge Machining (WEDM)|
No 3 (2009), p. 180-186
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Pariona M. M., Bertelli F., Cheung N., Garcia A.
MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF MOLD-FILLING AND SOLIDIFICATION OF CASTINGS: PART II – APPLICATION TO A CU 5%ZN ALLOY CASTING IN A SAND MOLD
Abstract
In this work, numerical simulations of mold-filling and solidification of a Cu-5%Zn alloy were performed by using a finite element technique. In order to accomplish this work, the finite-element technique and the ANSYS software program were used. The mold filling process was simulated in atmospheric conditions under gravity and the liquid metal was poured into the mold through a mold channel. The temperature profiles generated at t =3 s during the mold filling process was considered as a boundary condition and all the thermophysical properties for the alloy and for the sand mold were considered as a function of temperature. The simulations have also taken into account three forms of latent heat release: linear, exponential (Scheil) and sinusoid behavior as a function of the solid fraction, and their effects on the solidification behavior were analyzed. The following results were obtained: velocity, temperature distribution, pressure fields and the solid fraction during mold-filling; and thermal field, heat flux, temperature gradients and cooling curves in the metal and in the mold during solidification. The advantage of the present simulation is to analyze several phenomena present in the mold filling process which is not trivial to be experimentally visualized, and can be determinant for the solidification stage.

Keywords: numerical simulation|finite-element method|mold-filling|solidification|Cu 5%Zn alloy|
No 3 (2009), p. 187-198
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Pariona M. M., Bertelli F., Cheung N., Garcia A.
MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF MOLD-FILLING AND SOLIDIFICATION OF CASTINGS: PART I – THEORETICAL BASIS
Keywords: numerical simulation|finite-element method|mold-filling|solidification|heat generation|
No 3 (2009), p. 199-207
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