A composite spiral electromagnetic stirrer
A spiral electromagnetic stirring and composite technology, which is applied in the fields of electromagnetic casting and electromagnetic processing and forming of materials, can solve the problems such as the inability to realize spiral stirring, and achieve the effects of uniform solidification shell thickness, strong controllability and reduction of temperature gradient.
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[0054] like figure 1 , 2 As shown, the billet 1 adopts a bloom with a section size of 450mm×370mm. The yoke group of the composite spiral electromagnetic stirrer is composed of two different independent yokes. They are rotating magnetic field yoke and traveling wave magnetic field yoke respectively. The yoke set is made of oriented silicon steel with good magnetic permeability, low coercive force and low magnetic loss.
[0055] like image 3 , 4 As shown, the rotating magnetic field yoke back 5 is a thin-walled cylinder with an inner diameter of 1280mm, an outer diameter of 1360mm and a height of 440mm. The traveling wave magnetic field yoke back 6 is a cube of 440mm×360mm×15mm, and there are two in total, which are symmetrically distributed on both sides of the billet 1 . There are 4 ends 3 of the rotating magnetic field yoke, and the size of the end face of the yoke is a rectangle of 440mm×360mm; 60゜. A total of 8 traveling wave magnetic field yoke ends 7 are vertica...
Embodiment 2
[0060] This example is the same as Example 1 in the way and size of the load applied, and the power supply mode is the same, the difference is that the traveling wave magnetic field yoke is added, and the vertical stirring direction is guaranteed to be different. The streamline distribution at the Z=0 longitudinal section of the slab under the action of the 4-2×4 compound spiral electromagnetic stirrer, such as Figure 21 Shown: The metal melt rotates at the cross section. After the alternating current is applied, the induced magnetic field interacts with the induced current to generate a spiral electromagnetic force. The spiral electromagnetic force is decomposed into horizontal and vertical forces, and the horizontal force drives the metal melt to do Rotational movement.
[0061] like Figure 22 As shown, the metal melt presents four upper and lower circulation movements on the longitudinal section, of which a relatively strong circulation flow plays a dominant role, and th...
Embodiment 3
[0063] Compared with Example 2, this example ensures that the vertical stirring direction is the same as above. like Figure 23 As shown, the metal melt also presents four circulation flows up and down in the longitudinal section, but compared with the flow in the lower part of the slab, the flow intensity in the upper part is stronger. This is because the vertical upward stirring force in the same direction strengthens the flow of the molten metal on the upper part of the slab, and the molten metal rises along the wall and flows down along the center of the slab after reaching the top.
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