Dummy head for semi-continuous casting
A dummy head and semi-continuous technology, which is applied in the field of dummy tools, can solve the problems of increased solidification speed difference, affecting the service life of ingots, and large cooling rate differences, so as to reduce the cooling rate difference, reduce segregation, The effect of reducing thermal stress
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[0027] Preferred embodiment one, such as figure 1 , figure 2 As shown, the dummy head for continuous casting disclosed in this embodiment includes a disc-shaped tray body 1 , a heat pipe row 2 and two oppositely arranged semicircular fin skirts 3 .
[0028] The bottom surface of the inner chamber of the disc-shaped tray body 1 is a convex quadric surface (which can be a hyperboloid, a paraboloid or an ellipsoid), and the highest point of the curved surface is located on the axial centerline of the disc-shaped tray body 1 . Disc-shaped tray body 1 is provided with drainage holes 11, and heat pipe row 2 includes a plurality of inorganic superconducting heat pipes 21 that are radially embedded in the bottom surface of the inner cavity of tray body 1. The evaporation ends of each inorganic superconducting heat pipe 21 are Towards the axial center of the tray body 1 , the condensation end is located outside the side wall of the tray body 1 . The semicircular fin skirt 3 is provi...
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[0031] Preferred embodiment two, such as Figure 4 , Figure 5 As shown, the difference between the dummy head for continuous casting disclosed in this embodiment and the preferred embodiment 1 is that the tray body is a rectangular tray body 10, and the bottom surface of the inner cavity of the rectangular tray body 10 is processed symmetrically with four curved surfaces. The vertices of the curved surfaces coincide and are located directly above the geometric center of the bottom surface of the rectangular tray body 10 , and the inorganic superconducting heat pipes 21 are connected to a pair of side walls of the rectangular tray body 10 in parallel and vertically. The condensation end of the inorganic superconducting heat pipe 21 is covered with a rectangular fin skirt 30 for heat dissipation, and the rectangular fin skirt 30 is provided with a water hole 8 corresponding to the area between two inorganic superconducting heat pipes 21 . Other structures and usage methods of ...
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