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During the solidification process of continuous casting products, a variety of external forces, such as thermal solute buoyancy, grain precipitation, and shell deformation, exert an influence on the relative flow of the solute-rich liquid phase and solute-poor solid phase. This promotes the long-distance transfer of solute elements, leading to the formation of macrosegregation defects.

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    2025年

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  • Cheng Ji,
  • Miaoyong Zhu,
  • Rui Guan

摘要

During the solidification process of continuous casting products, a variety of external forces, such as thermal solute buoyancy, grain precipitation, and shell deformation, exert an influence on the relative flow of the solute-rich liquid phase and solute-poor solid phase. This promotes the long-distance transfer of solute elements, leading to the formation of macrosegregation defects.