CFD Modeling and Simulation in Materials Processing 2018

Part 1. Casting and Solidification: I.- Numerical Simulation on Solidification Structure of 30Cr2Ni4MoV Steel Under Different Temperature Gradient Using Procast Software.- The Influence of Coil Configuration on Fluid Flow and Solidification of Electromagnetically Stirred Aluminum Alloys.- Effect of Hook Formation during Initial Solidification on Distribution of Subsurface Inclusions in Ultralow Carbon Steel Slabs.- Part 2. Casting and Solidification: II.- Numerical Investigation on the Effect of Steel Strip Feeding on Solidification in Continuous Casting.- Numerical Modeling and Experimental Verification of Macrosegregation and CET Predictions in Large Steel Roll Ingots.- Numerical Simulation of Electromagnetic and Heat Transfer Phenomena in Inductively Heated Risers.- Part 3. Processing: I.- A Multiphase CFD Model for the Prediction of Particulate Accumulation in a Laser Powder Bed Fusion Process.- CFD Modelling of High Pressure Gas Atomization of Liquid Metals.- Computational Analysis of Thermo-fluid Dynamics with Metallic Powder in SLM.- Evaporation and Diffusion of Mn in Inert Systems.- Part 4. Processing: II.- Recent Development and Applications of CFD Simulation for Friction Stir Welding.- Modeling of Argon Gas Behavior in Continuous Casting of Steel.- CFD Modeling of Transport Phenomena and Inclusion Removal in a Gas-stirred Ladle.- An Innovative Modeling Approach for Predicting the Desulfurization Kinetics in an Argon-Stirred Ladle Furnace.- Simulation of Non-metallic Inclusion Deposition and Clogging of Nozzle.- Research on the Flow Properties and Erosion Characteristics in Combined Blown Converter at Steelmaking Temperature.- Part 5. Processing: III.- Effect of Carbide Configuration on the Current Distribution in Submerged Arc Furnaces for Silicon Production - A Modelling Approach.- Investigation of Combustion and Heat Transfer in an Industrial Reheating Furnace Using CFD.- Finite Element Modelling of Electrokinetic Deposition of Zinc on Mild Steel with

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