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  • 2016Inclusion behavior in an Aluminum bath stirred by induction ; Comportement inclusionnaire dans un bain d’aluminium brassé par inductioncitations
  • 2016Inclusion behavior in an Aluminum bath stirred by inductioncitations
  • 2015Deformation of the Aluminum Bath Surface in an Induction Melting Furnacecitations
  • 2015Experimental and Numerical Analysis of the Deformation of a Liquid Aluminum Free Surface Covered by an Oxide Layer During Induction Melting11citations

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  • Chapelle, Pierre
  • Delannoy, Yves
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  • Brun, Pierre Le
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Deformation of the Aluminum Bath Surface in an Induction Melting Furnace

  • Chapelle, Pierre
  • Delannoy, Yves
  • Waz, Emmanuel
  • Brun, Pierre Le
  • Bellot, Jean Pierre
  • Bansal, Akshay
Abstract

The electromagnetic forces in an induction furnace deform the free surface of a molten aluminum bath into a dome shape. The deformation may also be affected by the oxide skin present at the free surface. A structured light technique was used to measure the free surface deformation and its variations in a laboratory scale induction furnace, as a function of operating parameters – current intensity and liquid metal filling inside the crucible. A numerical model capable of taking into account the strong electromagnetic–hydrodynamics coupling was developed to simulate the electromagnetic stirring phenomena. The Volume Of Fluid (VOF) method was applied to model the free surface deformation. A comparison of the measured and the calculated dome shapes is presented.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • surface
  • simulation
  • aluminium