SEMINAR ABSTRACT:
The process of producing steel products contains three main stages: continuous casting, reheating of a slab, and processing. A complex control system is required to adjust the parameters of the casting machine and the furnace to maximize the quality of the final product and the throughout capacity of a workshop.
The speaker will talk about the work done on thermo-mechanical modeling of solidification of liquid steel during continuous casting and thermal modeling of cooling of a slab in a warehouse and reheating of a slab before processing. The speaker will present techniques to forecast the emergence of cracks in casted ingots and methods to avoid them.
The process of producing steel products contains three main stages: continuous casting, reheating of a slab, and processing. A complex control system is required to adjust the parameters of the casting machine and the furnace to maximize the quality of the final product and the throughout capacity of a workshop.
The speaker will talk about the work done on thermo-mechanical modeling of solidification of liquid steel during continuous casting and thermal modeling of cooling of a slab in a warehouse and reheating of a slab before processing. The speaker will present techniques to forecast the emergence of cracks in casted ingots and methods to avoid them.
Denis Chebakov is a 3rd year PhD student at Skoltech. He graduated from Bauman Moscow State Technical University with a Master’s degree in “Applied Mechanics” and joined CDMM, Skoltech in 2018.
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