Investigation into the Effect of LF Bottom Blown Stirring by Two Nozzles

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Zhigang Liang
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Jan 1, 2009

Abstract

Investigation into the mixing of 150t ladle furnace by two-nozzle jetting was performed by a water model simulation of 1:4. The effects of nozzle arrangements including separation angle, radial position and asymmetry as well as tracer adding position on the mixing time were studied. The most favorable mixing is achieved when the two nozzles are symmetrically arranged at half radii in the ladle, with 45o separation angle. The empirical relationship between the mixing time and stirring power intensity has been established for two-nozzle jetting based on the present experimental results. In addition, the swelling above bath surface is also investigated with two-nozzle jetting.
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APA: Zhigang Liang  (2009)  Investigation into the Effect of LF Bottom Blown Stirring by Two Nozzles

MLA: Zhigang Liang Investigation into the Effect of LF Bottom Blown Stirring by Two Nozzles. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2009.

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