Hydrodynamic Aspects on EAF’s Smelt Metallic Mirror

Ruxandra Ioana MUSTAŢĂ; Costică T. MUSTAŢĂ

Ruxandra Ioana MUSTAŢĂ Politehnica University of Bucharest, Romania
Costică T. MUSTAŢĂ UZINSIDER Bucureşt, Romania

Keywords: EAF, wave, mathematical model, potential line, flow line, velocity

Abstract

Using the Physical and Mathematical knowledge, a new approach to EAF bath’s hydrodynamic aspects is proposed to be developed in this paper. Experimental results and a mathematical equation package have been concluded that the metallic bath mirror has a ondulatory surface during steelmaking process. The shape of slagmetal interface depends on resultant of wave interaction. A higher contact surface between slag and metal correlated with a good velocity of the melted material, lead to a better exploitation of EAF.

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