Special Issue: Steel Manufacturing Simulation and Visualization

by Ulf Scheffler | Apr 5, 2019

Special Issue on manifold visualisation and simulation technologies for steel manufacturing published in Steel Research International.

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Steel Manufacturing Simulation and Visualization is the title of the newest Special Issue in Steel Research International, published in April 2019. This comprehensive Special Issue was guest-edited by Richard L. Bodnar and Chenn Q. Zhou who helped founding the Steel Manufacturing Simulation and Visualization Consortium (SMSVC) at Purdue University Northwest. Next to an Editorial, two Reviews and sixteen Full Papers illustrate the indispensable role of advanced visualization and simulation technologies for optimization and improvement in modern steel production.

Find the comprehensive collection of articles below:

Editorial: Special Issue of Steel Research International “Steel Manufacturing Simulation and Visualization”

Chenn Q. Zhou, and Richard L. Bodnar

Review: Review on Computational Modeling and Visualization of the Ironmaking Blast Furnace at Purdue University Northwest

Tyamo Okosun, Armin K. Silaen, and Chenn Q. Zhou

Investigation on Coherent Jet Potential Core Length in an Electric Arc Furnace

Guangwu Tang, Yuchao Chen, Armin K. Silaen, Yury Krotov, Michael F. Riley, and Chenn Q. Zhou

Effect of Melt Superheat and Alloy Size on the Mixing Phenomena in Argon‐Stirred Steel Ladles

Haojian Duan, Lifeng Zhang, and Brian G. Thomas

Argon Bubble Coalescence and Breakup in a Steel Ladle with Bottom Plugs

Wenjie Liu, Justina Lee, Xipeng Guo, Armin K. Silaen, and Chenn Q. Zhou

Review, Analysis, and Modeling of Continuous Casting Tundish Systems

Dipak Mazumdar

Visualization of Steel Continuous Casting Including a New Integral Method for Post‐Processing Temperature Data

Matthew L. S. Zappulla, Seong‐Mook Cho, and Brian G. Thomas

Effect of Submerged‐Entry Nozzle (SEN) Design on Fluid Flow and Heat Transfer in a Thin‐Slab Steel Caster

Rui Liu, Kenneth Blazek, Bruce Forman, Chris Fritz, and Clint Graham

Physical and Numerical Modeling of Exposed Slag Eye in Continuous Casting Mold using Euler–Euler Approach

Zhongqiu Liu, Baokuan Li, Alexander Vakhrushev, Menghuai Wu, and Andreas Ludwig

Large Eddy Simulation of Electromagnetic Three‐Phase Flow in a Round Bloom Considering Solidified Shell

Xianglong Li, Baokuan Li, Zhongqiu Liu, Ran Niu, and Xuechi Huang

Large Eddy Simulation on the Two‐Phase Flow in a Water Model of Continuous Casting Strand with Gas Injection

Wei Chen, Ying Ren, and Lifeng Zhang

Modeling of Spray Cooling with a Moving Steel Slab during the Continuous Casting Process

Haibo Ma, Justina Lee, Kaile Tang, Rui Liu, Michael Lowry, Armin Silaen, and Chenn Q. Zhou

Impact of Fill Ratio on Temperature Profile and Metal Bath Configuration in Electroslag Remelting Process With Vibrating Electrode

Fang Wang, Yunlong Xiong, and Baokuan Li

Numerical Simulation of Heat Transfer and Scale Formation in a Reheat Furnace

Xiang Liu, Bethany Worl, Guangwu Tang, Armin K. Silaen, Jeffrey Cox, Kurt Johnson, Rick Bodnar, and Chenn Q. Zhou

FE Simulation of the Influence of Roll Diameter Difference on the Plate Curvature during Hot Plate Rolling

Ryong‐Chol Son, Kyong‐Ho Sim, and Sin‐Ho O

Modeling and Simulation of Dynamic Recrystallization Behavior in Alloyed Steel 15V38 during Hot Rolling

Xin Wang, K. Chandrashekhara, Simon N. Lekakh, David C. Van Aken, and Ronald J. O’Malley

Review: Simulation of Runout Table Cooling

Gilles Guedia Guemo, Vladan Prodanovic, and Matthias Militzer

Analysis of Puncture Resistant Steel for Tank Cars

Sandeep Abotula, Bharath R. Konda, William J. Walsh, Venkata S. A. Challa, Tanya Ros, and Murali Manohar

Interactive Simulators for Steel Industry Safety Training

John Moreland, Kyle Toth, Yuqian Fang, Michelle Block, Garrett Page, Shawn Crites, and Chenn Q. Zhou

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