Continuous Casting: Difference between revisions
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=Twin Roll Casting= | =Twin Roll Casting= | ||
*Patent where sticking to rolls is eliminated by injecting oxygen for aluminum casting - [https://www.google.com/patents/US5588478] | *Patent where sticking to rolls is eliminated by injecting oxygen for aluminum casting - [https://www.google.com/patents/US5588478] | ||
:*The Iron and Steel Institute of Japan - [[File:twinrollcasting.pdf]] | |||
*Evolution of continuous casting proccesses diagram - | *Evolution of continuous casting proccesses diagram - | ||
[[File:castingevolution.jpg| | [[File:castingevolution.jpg|500px]] from [https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/isijinternational/57/1/57_ISIJINT-2016-502/_html] | ||
Also, see cost graph: | Also, see cost graph: | ||
[[File:castingcost.jpg| | [[File:castingcost.jpg|500px]] | ||
Revision as of 19:25, 27 December 2017
- Twin-Roll Casting from back in 1857 by Bessemer - [1]
- Direct Chill Casting vs. Twin Roll Casting animation - [2]
- Picture of twin roll casting process- [3]
- Nice lecture from IIT Roorkee on 4 types of continuous casting including double roll casting - [4]
- Video from 1969 - [5]
- Wayback content, with authors' names - [6]
Twin Roll Casting
- Patent where sticking to rolls is eliminated by injecting oxygen for aluminum casting - [7]
- The Iron and Steel Institute of Japan - File:Twinrollcasting.pdf
- Evolution of continuous casting proccesses diagram -
from [8]
Also, see cost graph:
