Trajectory of Top-Dross Particles During the Melting of Zinc Ingot in Galvanizing Pot

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Autor(a) principal: Vieira,Ronaldo Rodrigues
Data de Publicação: 2022
Outros Autores: Duarte,Izabela Diniz, Eleutério,Henrique Lacerda, de Oliveira,Thalisson Gustavo, Bagatini,Maurício Covcevich, Tavares,Roberto Parreiras
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Materials research (São Carlos. Online)
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Resumo: The production of hot-dip galvanized steel presents great challenges, because it is currently the main raw material in the manufacturing of automobiles, and its surface quality is fundamental for the construction of automobiles. Obtaining the best surface appearance in galvanized steels is directly related to understanding the phenomena involved in the galvanizing process. In this process, achieving thermal and chemical stability of the galvanizing pot means keeping top-dross formation under control. The top-dross is the main problem to be controlled, because it impacts the surface quality of coated steel. Some studies have been conducted to understand the formation of top-dross particles into the zinc bath, but little is known about the path of the particles formed from the melting ingots. In this study, the trajectories of these particles were simulated. It has been found that, depending on the immersion depth, dross particles may have different destinations.
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title Trajectory of Top-Dross Particles During the Melting of Zinc Ingot in Galvanizing Pot
spellingShingle Trajectory of Top-Dross Particles During the Melting of Zinc Ingot in Galvanizing Pot
Vieira,Ronaldo Rodrigues
Computational Simulation
Mathematical Model
Hot Galvanizing
Dross
title_short Trajectory of Top-Dross Particles During the Melting of Zinc Ingot in Galvanizing Pot
title_full Trajectory of Top-Dross Particles During the Melting of Zinc Ingot in Galvanizing Pot
title_fullStr Trajectory of Top-Dross Particles During the Melting of Zinc Ingot in Galvanizing Pot
title_full_unstemmed Trajectory of Top-Dross Particles During the Melting of Zinc Ingot in Galvanizing Pot
title_sort Trajectory of Top-Dross Particles During the Melting of Zinc Ingot in Galvanizing Pot
author Vieira,Ronaldo Rodrigues
author_facet Vieira,Ronaldo Rodrigues
Duarte,Izabela Diniz
Eleutério,Henrique Lacerda
de Oliveira,Thalisson Gustavo
Bagatini,Maurício Covcevich
Tavares,Roberto Parreiras
author_role author
author2 Duarte,Izabela Diniz
Eleutério,Henrique Lacerda
de Oliveira,Thalisson Gustavo
Bagatini,Maurício Covcevich
Tavares,Roberto Parreiras
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Vieira,Ronaldo Rodrigues
Duarte,Izabela Diniz
Eleutério,Henrique Lacerda
de Oliveira,Thalisson Gustavo
Bagatini,Maurício Covcevich
Tavares,Roberto Parreiras
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Computational Simulation
Mathematical Model
Hot Galvanizing
Dross
topic Computational Simulation
Mathematical Model
Hot Galvanizing
Dross
description The production of hot-dip galvanized steel presents great challenges, because it is currently the main raw material in the manufacturing of automobiles, and its surface quality is fundamental for the construction of automobiles. Obtaining the best surface appearance in galvanized steels is directly related to understanding the phenomena involved in the galvanizing process. In this process, achieving thermal and chemical stability of the galvanizing pot means keeping top-dross formation under control. The top-dross is the main problem to be controlled, because it impacts the surface quality of coated steel. Some studies have been conducted to understand the formation of top-dross particles into the zinc bath, but little is known about the path of the particles formed from the melting ingots. In this study, the trajectories of these particles were simulated. It has been found that, depending on the immersion depth, dross particles may have different destinations.
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