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Bookmark or Share- Continuous Casting Machines: An In-depth ExplorationLearn how continuous casting machines transform molten metal into various shapes without interruptions. Discover the types, advantages, challenges, and applications of this modern metalworking technique.
- Continuous Casting and Continuous Rolling | SpringerLinkContinuous casting and continuous rolling is the technology to send the high-temperature casting billet produced by the continuous caster to a hot continuous rolling mill directly for plastic deformation after short-time soaking (heating) and insulation treatment.
- Continuous Casting of Steel - ScienceDirectContinuous casting is the important linking process between steelmaking and rolling. As early as 1856, Henry Bessemer suggested a continuous casting method but just during the 1930s and 1940s, continuous casting became a common production method for nonferrous metals and later from the 1960s for steels.
- Maximizing Quality and Reducing Costs: The Continuous Casting AdvantageContinuous casting is a process wherein molten metal is solidified into a semi-finished billet, bloom, or slab for subsequent rolling in finishing mills.
- Continuous Casting (metallurgy) - Colorado School of MinesContinuous casting is the most efficient way to solidify large volumes of metal into simple shapes with consistent quality. It has been steadily replacing older ingot casting processes since it was developed in the 1950’s and 60’s.
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