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Modeling of heat and solute interactions upon grain structure solidification
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Date Issued
2010-05
Date Available
2013-10-04T07:41:52Z
Abstract
Simulations of several laboratory experiments developed for the study of structure and
segregation in casting are presented. Interaction between the development of dendritic grain
structure and segregation due to the transport of heat and mass by diffusion and convection is modeled using a Cellular Automaton - Finite Element model. The model includes a detailed
treatment of diffusion of species in both the solid and liquid phases as presented elsewhere in this volume [1]. Applications deal with prediction of columnar and equiaxed grain structures, as well as inter-dendritic and inter-granular segregations induced by diffusion and macrosegregation induced by thermosolutal buoyancy forces.
segregation in casting are presented. Interaction between the development of dendritic grain
structure and segregation due to the transport of heat and mass by diffusion and convection is modeled using a Cellular Automaton - Finite Element model. The model includes a detailed
treatment of diffusion of species in both the solid and liquid phases as presented elsewhere in this volume [1]. Applications deal with prediction of columnar and equiaxed grain structures, as well as inter-dendritic and inter-granular segregations induced by diffusion and macrosegregation induced by thermosolutal buoyancy forces.
Type of Material
Journal Article
Publisher
Trans Tech Publications
Journal
Materials Science Forum
Volume
649
Start Page
189
End Page
198
Copyright (Published Version)
2010 Trans Tech Publications
Language
English
Status of Item
Peer reviewed
This item is made available under a Creative Commons License
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