Article | REF: M7812 V1

Continuous steel casting Equipment. Operation

Author: Joseph FARHI

Publication date: July 10, 1989 | Lire en français

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    4. New continuous casting processes

    In general terms, these new processes aim to reduce the number of intermediate operations between the semi-finished product from continuous casting and the finished product, by reducing the thickness of the semi-finished product and/or by combining the continuous casting machine and the rolling mill. A distinction must be made between flat products (thin slabs) and long products.

    4.1 Continuous casting of thin slabs

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    4.1.1 The advantages of thin slab casting

    Traditional slabs are 180 to 250 mm...

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