A New Numerical Model for Predicting Carbon Concentration During RH Degassing Treatment

The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
Young-Geun Park
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Jan 1, 2001

Abstract

A new decarburization model for the RH system was constructed for calculating the decarburization reaction using a three-dimensional fluid dynamics program. The entire fluid flow in the RH process was calculated by evaluating the shape and volume of the plume zone, formed by Ar gas blown through multiple nozzles on the wall of the snorkel. On the basis of this fluid flow, the decarburizaiton reaction was calculated through establishing the decarburization reaction model, which considers the thermodynamics, reaction kinetics, and the decarburization sites (Ar bubble surface, bath surface, and the CO bubble fomtation at inner sites). The results from this model were compared with a real RH operation results with good agreement. Because it is possible to predict the carbon concentration at various conditions using this model, it may be useful in increasing the decarburizaiton rate. Key words : RH process, plume zone, decarburization, Ar bubble surface, bath surface, inner site, circulation flow rate.
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APA: Young-Geun Park  (2001)  A New Numerical Model for Predicting Carbon Concentration During RH Degassing Treatment

MLA: Young-Geun Park A New Numerical Model for Predicting Carbon Concentration During RH Degassing Treatment. The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, 2001.

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