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Effect of the design of a supply nozzle on the ingot formation during semicontinuous casting of copper
The semicontinuous casting of copper using a T-joint submerged nozzle with various configurations of its internal contour and a various number of outlet holes is considered. The results of physical modeling and commercial tests are used to choose the design of the submerged nozzle that meets the con...
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