B22D11/115

ALUMINUM MATRIX COMPOSITE WITH HIGH STRENGTH, HIGH TOUGHNESS, HIGH THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY, AND GOOD WELDABILITY FOR 5G BASE STATION AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREOF

An AMC, and in particular to an AMC with high strength, high toughness, high thermal conductivity, and good weldability for a 5G base station and a preparation method thereof. A strip of the AMC with high strength, high toughness, high thermal conductivity, and good weldability for a 5G base station can be prepared by an electromagnetically and ultrasonically-controlled twin-roll continuous casting device developed and designed based on chemical composition designing, in-situ nanoparticle strengthening and refinement, and REM microalloying. The composite strip prepared by this technology has fine grains, nano-REM precipitated phases in grains, and in-situ nano-ceramic particles with high thermal conductivity at grain boundaries, which significantly improves strength, toughness, and thermal conductivity of the alloy at room temperature, and increases a grain boundary content and effectively improves roll cold weldability of the alloy strip since the alloy composition design with a low melting point and the significant grain refinement.

ALUMINUM MATRIX COMPOSITE WITH HIGH STRENGTH, HIGH TOUGHNESS, HIGH THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY, AND GOOD WELDABILITY FOR 5G BASE STATION AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREOF

An AMC, and in particular to an AMC with high strength, high toughness, high thermal conductivity, and good weldability for a 5G base station and a preparation method thereof. A strip of the AMC with high strength, high toughness, high thermal conductivity, and good weldability for a 5G base station can be prepared by an electromagnetically and ultrasonically-controlled twin-roll continuous casting device developed and designed based on chemical composition designing, in-situ nanoparticle strengthening and refinement, and REM microalloying. The composite strip prepared by this technology has fine grains, nano-REM precipitated phases in grains, and in-situ nano-ceramic particles with high thermal conductivity at grain boundaries, which significantly improves strength, toughness, and thermal conductivity of the alloy at room temperature, and increases a grain boundary content and effectively improves roll cold weldability of the alloy strip since the alloy composition design with a low melting point and the significant grain refinement.

Grain refining with direct vibrational coupling

A molten metal conveyor having a receptor plate in contact with molten metal during transport of the molten metal. The receptor plate extends from an entrance where molten metal enters onto the receptor plate to an exit where molten metal exits the receptor plate. The molten metal conveyor has at least one vibrational energy source which supplies vibrational energy directly to the receptor plate in contact with molten metal. A corresponding method for forming a metal product includes providing molten metal onto a molten conveyor; cooling the molten metal by control of a cooling medium flowing through a cooling passage in the or attached to the conveyor; and coupling vibrational energy directly into a receptor plate in contact with the molten metal on the conveyor.

Grain refining with direct vibrational coupling

A molten metal conveyor having a receptor plate in contact with molten metal during transport of the molten metal. The receptor plate extends from an entrance where molten metal enters onto the receptor plate to an exit where molten metal exits the receptor plate. The molten metal conveyor has at least one vibrational energy source which supplies vibrational energy directly to the receptor plate in contact with molten metal. A corresponding method for forming a metal product includes providing molten metal onto a molten conveyor; cooling the molten metal by control of a cooling medium flowing through a cooling passage in the or attached to the conveyor; and coupling vibrational energy directly into a receptor plate in contact with the molten metal on the conveyor.

METHOD FOR CONTINUOUSLY CASTING STEEL

A primary object of the present invention is to provide a technique of avoiding occurrence of surface defects caused by an electromagnetic brake while checking internal defects with this electromagnetic brake, so that cleanliness of a cast steel can be improved compared with prior arts, and the present invention provides a method for continuously casting steel, the method comprising supplying molten steel into a funnel mold while applying an electromagnetic brake to an outlet flow discharged from an outlet port of an immersion nozzle, wherein magnetic flux density (B) of the electromagnetic brake is within a range of the following (Formula 1):

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METHOD FOR CONTINUOUSLY CASTING STEEL

A primary object of the present invention is to provide a technique of avoiding occurrence of surface defects caused by an electromagnetic brake while checking internal defects with this electromagnetic brake, so that cleanliness of a cast steel can be improved compared with prior arts, and the present invention provides a method for continuously casting steel, the method comprising supplying molten steel into a funnel mold while applying an electromagnetic brake to an outlet flow discharged from an outlet port of an immersion nozzle, wherein magnetic flux density (B) of the electromagnetic brake is within a range of the following (Formula 1):

[00001] B min B B max , .Math. B min = 800 .Math. ( D max D 0 ) 3 .Math. ( H SEN H 0 ) .Math. ( v .Math. sin .Math. .Math. ) .Math. , .Math. and .Math. .Math. B max = 3000 .Math. ( D max D 0 ) 3 .Math. ( H SEN H 0 ) ( v .Math. sin .Math. .Math. ) 2 . ( Formula .Math. .Math. 1 )

Method for continuously casting steel

A primary object of the present invention is to provide a technique of avoiding occurrence of surface defects caused by an electromagnetic brake while checking internal defects with this electromagnetic brake, so that cleanliness of a cast steel can be improved compared with prior arts, and the present invention provides a method for continuously casting steel, the method comprising supplying molten steel into a mold while applying an electromagnetic brake to an outlet flow discharged from an outlet port of an immersion nozzle, wherein magnetic flux density (B) of the electromagnetic brake is within a range of the following (Formula 1): B min B B max , B min = 800 .Math. ( D max D 0 ) 3 .Math. ( H SEN H 0 ) ( v .Math. sin

Method for continuously casting steel

A primary object of the present invention is to provide a technique of avoiding occurrence of surface defects caused by an electromagnetic brake while checking internal defects with this electromagnetic brake, so that cleanliness of a cast steel can be improved compared with prior arts, and the present invention provides a method for continuously casting steel, the method comprising supplying molten steel into a mold while applying an electromagnetic brake to an outlet flow discharged from an outlet port of an immersion nozzle, wherein magnetic flux density (B) of the electromagnetic brake is within a range of the following (Formula 1): B min B B max , B min = 800 .Math. ( D max D 0 ) 3 .Math. ( H SEN H 0 ) ( v .Math. sin

Electromagnetic brake system and method of controlling molten metal flow in a metal-making process

A method of controlling molten metal flow and an electromagnetic brake system for a metal-making process, including: a first magnetic core arrangement having a first and second long sides with N.sub.c teeth, and arranged to be mounted to opposite longitudinal sides of an upper portion of a mould, a first set of coils, each being wound around a respective tooth of the first magnetic core arrangement, and N.sub.p power converters, with N.sub.p being an integer that is at least two and N.sub.c is an integer that is at least four and evenly divisible with N.sub.p, wherein each power converter is configured to feed a DC current to its respective group of 2N.sub.c/N.sub.p series-connected coils.

Electromagnetic brake system and method of controlling molten metal flow in a metal-making process

A method of controlling molten metal flow and an electromagnetic brake system for a metal-making process, including: a first magnetic core arrangement having a first and second long sides with N.sub.c teeth, and arranged to be mounted to opposite longitudinal sides of an upper portion of a mould, a first set of coils, each being wound around a respective tooth of the first magnetic core arrangement, and N.sub.p power converters, with N.sub.p being an integer that is at least two and N.sub.c is an integer that is at least four and evenly divisible with N.sub.p, wherein each power converter is configured to feed a DC current to its respective group of 2N.sub.c/N.sub.p series-connected coils.