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PROGRAMME

ECCC9th European Continuous

Casting Conference

9th European Continuous Casting ConferenceAustria Center Vienna June 26 – 29, 2017

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PROGRAMME


Casting Conference

9th European Continuous Casting ConferenceAustria Center Vienna June 26 – 29, 2017

Scope Main topics

54 AUSTRIA CENTER VIENNA / JUNE 26 – 29, 2017 AUSTRIA CENTER VIENNA / JUNE 26 – 29, 2017

The 9th European Continuous Casting Conference focusses on new developments in the casting of steel and will continue the tradition of a successful series of events which took place in Florence (1991), Duesseldorf (1994 and 2011), Madrid (1998), Birmingham (2002), Nice (2005), Riccione (2008) and Graz (2014).

The ECCC is a unique forum for the European continuous casting community to exchange views on the status and future development of the continuous casting process. The conference programme is abreast of the latest developments in con-trol and automation, advanced continuous casting technologies and the continuing improvement of product quality. Steel metallurgical issues will be addressed as their physical and numerical simulation. The exchange of experience in operational practise, maintenance and first results from recently commissioned plants will complement the programme. The conference aims to stimulate the communication among delegates with industrial and academic background and among participants in former confer-ences and new members of the continuous casting community.

n Advanced technologies for the casting of slabs, blooms and billets

n Modernization and new implementations

n Operational practice and maintenance

n Measurement, automation and process control

n Safety and environmental aspects

n Ladle metallurgical innovations and steel cleannes

n Flow control, refractories and clogging

n Mold lubrication and heat transfer

n Product quality control: Surface quality and internal soundness

n Numerical simulation and modelling (solidification, metallurgy, fluid flow, benchmark experiments)

n Thin slab casting and direct rolling

n New developments in casting technologies

n Casting of stainless steels and special steel grades

n Postprocessing of semi-finished products (Scarfing, machining and heat treatment)

Committee General Information


Conference Chairman

BERNHARD, Christian Montanuniversitaet Leoben, AT

Organising Committee

DWORAK, Yvonne Austrian Society for Metallurgy and Materials, ASMET

HRIBERNIK, Bruno Austrian Society for Metallurgy and Materials, ASMET

Scientific Committee

BLANPAIN, Bart KU Leuven, BE

ERKER, Mario voestalpine Stahl GmbH, AT

GRYC, Karel VSB – TU Ostrava, PL

HARMUTH, Harald Montanuniversitaet Leoben, AT

KEMPER, Gerhard Hüttenwerke Krupp Mannesmann GmbH, DE

KROMHOUT, Jan Tata Steel, NL

LARAUDOGOITIA, Juan José SIDENOR INVESTIGACION Y DESARROLLO S.A. SIDENOR I&D, ES

LOUHENKILPI, Seppo Aalto University, FI

MOSER, Herbert voestalpine Stahl GmbH, AT

PENN, Johann Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH, AT

REIFFERSCHEID, Markus SMS group GmbH, DE

REISINGER, Peter voestalpine Stahl GmbH, AT

SENK, Dieter RWTH Aachen University, DE

THOMAS, Brian G. Colorado School of Mines, US

ZHANG, Lifeng University of Science and Technology, Beijing, CN

Badges All official registered participants and sponsors/exhibitors wearing their official congress badge will be admitted to the Austria Center Vienna. Please wear your name badge visible at all times in order to obtain admittance to the areas of the Austria Center Vienna.

Exhibition - Opening Hours Monday: 13.00 - 19.00 Tuesday: 8.00 - 18:00 Wednesday 8:00 - 18.00 Thursday 8.00 - 15.00

Mobile Phone Please keep your mobile phone turned off or in silent mode in all congress rooms.

Official Language The congress language is English

Photographs The organizer ASMET will take photographs of this event. We advise that it is not allowed to take pictures by yourself.

Publications The Publications are provided on the USB Stick.

Registration Desk - Openin Hours Monday, 26 June 2017 12:00 - 19:00 Tuesday, 27 June 2017 8:00 - 18:00 Wednesday, 28 June 2017 8:00 - 18:00 Thursday, 29 June 2017 8:00 - 12:00

Preview Center The preview center is situated in Level 0 - Room 0.32

Content

9AUSTRIA CENTER VIENNA / JUNE 26 – 29, 2017

Scope and Topics ..................................................................................................... 4

Chairman, Organising & Scientific Committee .......................................................... 6

General Information .................................................................................................. 7

Content .................................................................................................................... 9

Timetable ............................................................................................................... 10

Scientific Programme

Tuesday, June 27 .................................................................................................... 14

Wednesday, June 28 .............................................................................................. 26

Thursday, June 29 .................................................................................................. 40

Social Programme ................................................................................................. 50

Conference Venue .................................................................................................. 52

Sponsors ................................................................................................................ 53

Exhibition Plan ........................................................................................................ 54

Congress Organisation ........................................................................................... 59

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Timetable Timetable


Tuesday, June 27

Room N

8.50 Opening

09.00 Plenary Session

10.00 Coffee Break

Room L8 Room M Room N

10.30

Tundish: Steel cleanness and

temperature controlKRUMPEL, Georg

RHI AG

New developments in secondary cooling

ILIE, Sergiu voestalpine Stahl

GmbH

Slab casting: New installations

KEMPER, Gerhard Huettenwerke

Krupp-Mannesmann GmbH

12.20 Lunch

13.50

Tundish: Steel cleanness

MICHELIC, SusanneMontanuniversitaet

Leoben

New developments in mold flow controlKROMHOUT, Jan

Tata Steel

Slab casting: New implementations and

operational resultsMOSER, Herbert voestalpine Stahl

GmbH

15.40 Coffee Break

16.10

Tundish: Numerical simulation and

roboticsZHANG, Lifeng

University of Science and Technology

Beijing

Mold level control mold oscillationYIN, Hongbin

ArcelorMittal Global R&D

Slab casting: Maintenance concepts and energy savings

REIFFERSCHEID, Markus

SMS group GmbH

17.50 End of Sessions

Wednesday, June 28


8.30Mold monitoring

SCHÄPERKÖTTER, Markus

Salzgitter Flachstahl GmbH8.50

Surface defects in slab casting:

operational practiseFLICK, Andreas

Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH

Operational practises in billet casting

GRIESSACHER, Thomas

Stahl-und Walzwerk Marienhütte GmbH

10.10 Coffee Break

10.40

Soft reduction PENN, Johann


Surface defects: Precipitations and lab experimentsSENK, Dieter RWTH Aachen

University

High speed billet casting

ALVAREZ DE TOLEDO, Gonzalo

Sidenor I+D

12.20 Lunch

13.50

Mold flux technology I

KROMHOUT, Jan Tata Steel

Surface defects: Material

characterizationBERNHARD,

ChristianMontanuniversitaet

Leoben

Numerical simulation I

JAVUREK, Mirko Johannes Kepler

University Linz

15.40 Coffee Break

16.10

Mold flux technology II

CHO, Jung-Wook POSTECH

B7 Surface defects and postprocessing

of slabsMOSER, Herbert voestalpine Stahl

GmbH

Numerical simulation II

GRYC, Karel VSB, Technical

University of Ostrava

17.50 End of Sessions

19.00 Conference Dinner

Timetable


Thursday, June 29


8.50

Submerged entry nozzle: New

developments and simulation

HACKL, Gernot RHI AG

Internal soundness: Simulation and

AnalysisBERNHARD,

Christian Montanuniversitaet

Leoben

Thin slab castingREIFFERSCHEID,

MarkusSMS group GmbH

10.10 Coffee Break

10.30

Clean steel and clogging

ZHANG, Lifeng University of Science

and Technology Beijing

Bloom casting: New concepts and operational practiseSORMANN, AxelK1-MET GmbH

Electromagnetic stirring and breakingWATZINGER, Josef


12.20 Lunch

14.00Clean Steel

KANG, Youn-Bae POSTECH

Casting of large blooms

ERKER, Mariovoestalpine Stahl

GmbH

New developmentsKEMPKEN, Jens SMS group GmbH

15.40 End of Conference

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Programme Tuesday, June 27


Plenary Session

Room N

8.50

Opening

BERNHARD, Christian ECCC 2017 - Chairman (Montanuniversitaet Leoben)

9.00

Continuous Casting between Hopes and Reality

SENK, Dieter RWTH Aachen University

9.30

State of the art technology in slab continuous casting: A casting speed point of view in POSCO

LEE, Sang-Hyeon POSCO

Slab casting: New installations Chairman: KEMPER, Gerhard Huettenwerke Krupp-Mannesmann GmbH

Room N

10.30

New generation of continuous casting plants with intelligent manufacturing strategy

PENN, Johann PrimetalsTechnologies Austria GmbH

11.00

Dillinger’s new continuous caster no. 6

MEDER, Kerstin AG der Dillinger Hüttenwerke

11.20

The world thickest (355 mm) austenitic stainless steel slab ever cast - ArcelorMittal Industeel in Belgium

FORNASIER, Marcellino Danieli & C. Officine Meccaniche SPA

11.40

Hebei Puyang Iron and Steel Co., Ltd. (Puyang Steel), China, successfully commissioned continuous slab caster

OLGEMOELLER, Ingo SMS group GmbH

12.00

Modeling complex caster layouts and material flows through discrete event simulation

CESTARI, Luca Danieli & C. Officine Meccaniche SPA

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Tundish: Steel cleanness and temperature control Chairman: KRUMPEL, Georg RHI AG

Room L8

10.30

Ladle purging versus tundish purging during casting for enhanced inclusion removal efficiency

RICHAUD, Johan Vesuvius Group

KONANGI, Ravishekar JSW Vijayanagar

11.00

Tundish flow optimization in Aperam Genk for quality improvement

SOETE, Bastien Aperam genk

WARMERS, Christian Vesuvius Solutions Group

11.20

Impact of various refractory materials on the wear of stopper rods

STECHAUNER, Georg voestalpine Stahl GmbH

11.40

Superheat range optimization and evaluation of continuous temperature measurement system in tundish

KAREEM, Abdullah SABIC

12.00

Continuous heat temperature measurement in the tundish

ATZLESBERGER, Johannes voestalpine Stahl GmbH

New developments in secondary cooling Chairman: ILIE, Sergiu voestalpine Stahl GmbH

Room M

10.30

DynaJet Flex – Ultimate flexibility in secondary cooling

PENNERSTORFER, Paul Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH

11.00

Development of mist spray nozzle of saving energy type in a continuous casting process

TSUTSUMI, Koichi JFE Steel Corporation

11.20

Secondary cooling with pulsed sprays: Enhanced cooling range and lower operating costs

JAVUREK, Mirko Johannes Kepler Universität Linz

11.40

Optimization of cooling in nozzle overlapping area of continuous casting by using experiments and mathematical models

RAUDENSKY, Miroslav Brno University of Technology

12.00

Experimental investigations on spray characteristics of water/air nozzles

PREULER, Lukas K1-MET GmbH

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New developments in mold flow control Chairman: KROMHOUT, Jan Tata Steel

Room M

13.50

Mould flow monitoring solution: An on-line tool to characterize flows in CC mould

DOMGIN, Jean-Francois ArcelorMittal Maizières R&D

14.20

Continuous casting mold goes digital …

WIENS, Oliver SMS group GmbH

14.40

The effect of the position of a submerged entry nozzle (SEN) exit ports on fluid flows, and meniscus stability, for square billet casting molds

ISAC, Mihaiela McGill Metals Processing Centre

GUTHRIE, Roderick McGill University

15.00

Securing dynamic mold flow control with FC mold and OptiMold monitor

SEDEN, Martin ABB AB/Metallurgy

15.20

Study of the interaction between slag and cast alloy at meniscus and mold contact in continuous casting process with a 3D multi-physics

fluid/stucture numerical simulation model

JAOUEN, Olivier TRANSVALOR S.A.

Slab casting: New implementations and operational results Chairman: MOSER, Herbert voestalpine Stahl GmbH

Room N

13.50

PQA-the successfactor to reach next performance level in continuous casting

KEMPKEN, Jens SMS Group GmbH

14.20

ArcelorMittal Tubarão production increase through continuous casting improvements

BARBOSA, Fabiano ArcelorMittal Tubarão Gerência de Unidade Técnica da Aciaria

14.40

HKM operation results: Effective use of PT process models

SCHMITZ, Matthias Hüttenwerke Krupp Mannesmann GmbH

15.00

Industrial investigations of fiber optical sensor instrumented thick slab caster mould

SCHÄPERKÖTTER, Markus Salzgitter Flachstahl GmbH

15.20

Study on spray cooling for voestalpine CC4 slab caster

WATZINGER, Josef Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH

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Slab casting: Maintenance concepts and energy savings Chairman: REIFFERSCHEID, Markus SMS group GmbH

Room N

16.10

Advanced mold copper plating - Variable hiper coating

KOLMBAUER, Franz Primetals Technologies Brazil Ltd.

16.30

STEC-Roll® - High endurance, easy maintenance

SIX, Stephan SMS group GmbH

16.50

Weld-overlay – How to make the best choice to extend the service life of your continuous casting rolls

GERARD, Bastien WELDING ALLOYS Group

17.10

Maintenance of continuous casters for high product quality: Simple measures and advanced tools

HIRSCHMANNER, Martin Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH

17.30

E-CO Energy Collector – Energy recovery on the continuous caster at Salzgitter Flachstahl

FROEHLING, Christian SMS group GmbH

Tundish: Steel cleanness Chairman: MICHELIC, Susanne Montanuniversitaet Leoben

Room L8

13.50

In or On? About inclusion entrapment in slabs leading to clean steel defects

ABBEL, Gert Tata Steel

14.20

Recent development to improve cleanliness of bearing steel

NISHIGUCHI, Noritaka JFE Steel corporation

14.40

Numerical analysis of influence of modern ladle shroud for hydrodynamic conditions of liquid steel flow in one strand slab tundish

CWUDZINSKI, Adam Czestochowa University of Technology

15.00

Tundish furniture optimization to maximize steel quality

DOLABELLA RESENDE, Alexandre Magnesita Refractories GmbH

15.20

Investigation of cleanliness in two-strand tundish with different dams

LUO, Yan-zhao Shougang Research Institute of Technology

Tues

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Tundish: Numerical simulation and robotics Chairman: ZHANG, Lifeng University of Science and Technology Beijing

Room L8

16.10

Open eye formation in a slab caster tundish: Cause and effects

CHATTOPADHYAY, Kinnor University of Toronto

16.30

Determination of critical bath level in the tundish by physical modelling

GRYC, Karel VSB-Technical University of Ostrava

16.50

Tundish inclusion removal modelling implemented in OpenFOAM

HOLZINGER, Gerhard K1-MET GmbH

17.10

LiquiRob – Next level shroud manipulation – from an idea to an industrial solution in 3 major steps

HIRTH, Mario Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH

Mold level control and mold oscillation Chairman: YIN, Hongbin ArcelorMittal Global R&D

Room M

16.10

Implementation of silicon based photomultiplier technology for radiometric sensors for mould level measurement

RÖDFALK, Albert Berthold Technologies GmbH & Co. KG

16.30

Unsteady bulging compensation at Outokumpu Tornio Caster 1 and 2 – Stable meniscus during casting of ferritic stainless steel

MOILANEN, Juho Outokumpu Stainless Oy

16.50

Mold Level Scanning, a new tool to characterize steel flows in mold

CORNILLE, Maïté ArcelorMittal Maizières Research

17.10

New electrical oscillation drive with adjustable stroke and frequency during operation

KABOSCH, Dino SMS Concast AG

17.30

Developments for a hydraulic free casting platform for continuous casting to improve operational and production safety

VON EYNATTEN, Klaus INTECO melting and casting technologies GmbH

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Programme Wednesday, June 28


Surface defects in slab casting Chairman: FLICK, Andreas Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH

Room M

8.50

Chamfer mold technology for corner cracks reduction: Understanding and design optimization through numerical simulation

RIVAUX, Benjamin ArcelorMittal

9.10

Slab section thickness, precipitation and off-corner cracking in microalloyed plate steel.

MCDONALD, Michael Materials Processing Institute

9.30

Retention characteristics of ultra-low carbon steel slab corner shape and its influence on edge defects of steel strip

ZHANG, Hui Central Iron and Steel Research Institute

WANG, Minglin Central Iron and Steel Research Institute

9.50

Improvement of surface quality during continuous casting of type 304 stainless steel

KIM, Jijoon Posco

Operational practises in billet casting Chairman: GRIESSACHER, Thomas Stahl-und Walzwerk Marienhütte GmbH

Room N

8.50

Technological solutions for the revamp of long product casters

EICHINGER, Andreas Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH

9.10

The Influence of Casting Speed, Mould Powder and Oscillation Parameters on Mould Level Fluctuation

YETKIN, Sadik Iskenderun Iron and Steel Company

9.30

Atypical secondary oscillation marks formation with abnormal oscillation settings

ALVAREZ DE TOLEDO, Gonzalo Sidenor I+D

9.50

Influence of non-uniform water distribution and water coverage ratio on cooling effect in secondary cooling zone for 82B steel

continuous casting billet

HAN, Yanshen University of Science and Technology Beijing

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High speed billet casting Chairman: ALVAREZ DE TOLEDO, Gonzalo Sidenor I+D

Room N

10.40

Mould developments for high speed casting

MATHEWS, Oliver SMS Concast AG

11.00

Productivity Record @ 75tpy in a single endless line for bars

DE LUCA, Andrea Danieli & C. Off. Mecc. S.P.A.

11.20

CMT „Continuous Minimill Technology“ for efficient production of long products

CANCIAN, Paolo SMS group S.p.A.

11.40

High speed casting and the innovative WinLink Mini Mill at GPH Bangladesh

SCHOEFTNER-GRUEBL, Gerold Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH

12.00

Reliable and radiation-free mould level control system in open steel casting based on smart thermal control system

FABRIZIOLI, Mauro SMS group S.p.A.

Mold monitoring Chairman: SCHÄPERKÖTTER, Markus Salzgitter Flachstahl GmbH

Room L8

8.30

A novel view on casting performance: Application of fiber bragg gratings for slab casting

KROMHOUT, Jan Tata Steel

8.50

Analysis and optimisation of mould cooling conditions by application of CFD modelling and verification in industrial trials

TSCHEUSCHNER, Carsten VDEH-Betriebsforschungsinstitut GmbH

9.10

Accurate mould powder thickness measuring and mould level measuring with one radiometric sensor

FABRIZIOLI, Mauro SMS group S.p.A.

9.30

A new instrumented mold powder diffuser with built-in optical sensor for powder thickness control

MANTOVANI, Federica Ergolines Lab s.r.l.

9.50

Primary cooling control for high-speed slab continuous casting up to 2.50 m/min

ZENG, Zhi Shougang Research Institute of Technology

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Soft reduction Chairman: PENN, Johann Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH

Room L8

10.40

Quality tracking and yield optimization in a continuous caster with mechanical soft reduction

TOSOLINI, Tomaso SMS group S.p.A.

BAUMGARTNER, James TimkenSteel

11.00

Segregation measurements of slabs produced with soft reduction

PISSENBERGER, Andreas voestalpine Stahl GmbH

11.20

Installation of dynamic soft reduction system in slab caster to improve hot rolled steel quality

ALDHAFFERY, Yousif SABIC - METALS

11.40

CCM 4.0 – digitalization for intelligent production in continuous casting

HERZOG, Kurt Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH

12.00

Future-oriented modernization concepts with proven technology for continuous casting plants

FISCHER, Lothar SMS group GmbH

Surface defects: Precipitations and lab experiments Chairman: SENK, Dieter RWTH Aachen University

Room M

10.40

An investigation of precipitation in continuous steel slab with the help of dissolution technology

XIA, Guangmin voestalpine Stahl GmbH

11.00

New insights into the effect of steel chemistry and caster design on microalloying precipitation and surface quality of

low carbon boron steels

TRAN, Tu Materials Processing Institute

11.20

Hot temperature embrittlement of continuously cast slab of boron containing steel

TAGUCHI, Kenji Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corporation

11.40

Carbon content, solidification and strain energy phenomena affecting hot ductility behavior during continuous casting of microalloy steels

JANSTO, Steven CBMM North America, Inc.

12.00

Study on transversal crack formation in Al-killed medium carbon steel by in-situ bending tests

KROBATH, Roman Montanuniversitaet Leoben

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Surface defects: Material properties Chairman: BERNHARD, Christian Montanuniversitaet Leoben

Room M

13.50

High temperature embrittlement of 2nd and 3rd generation advanced high strength steels


14.20

The influence of compositions on hot ductility of high Al TWIP steels

KANG, Shin Eon POSCO

14.40

Influence of MnS secondary precipitation on the hot ductility trough and surface defects of as cast billets

ALVAREZ DE TOLEDO, Gonzalo Sidenor I+D

15.00

Identification of peritectic grades of steel using high temperature phase transformation studies

SAHOO, P P Tata Steel Ltd

15.20

Further development and validation of IDS by means of selected experiments

PRESOLY, Peter Montanuniversitaet Leoben

Numerical simulation I Chairman: JAVUREK, Mirko Johannes Kepler University Linz

Room N

13.50

Water modeling on the multiphase fluid flow in a continuous casting mold

ZHANG, Lifeng University of Science and Technology Beijing

14.20

Numerical Simulation of turbulent Steel CEM® mold under high mass flow condition

HWANG, Jong-Yeon POSCO

14.40

Modelling slag entrainment in the continuous casting mold with LES-VOF simulations and comparison to a water/oil benchmark

experiment

PUTTINGER, Stefan Johannes Kepler University Linz

15.00

Phase-field based solidification model for binary alloy in OpenFOAM

SENGUPTA, A University of Warwick

15.20

Coupled fluid dynamic and electromagnetic calculation of mold and secondary cooling region in a continuous caster

VOGL, Norbert SMS group GmbH

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Numerical simulation II Chairman: GRYC, Karl VSB, Technical University of Ostrava

Room N

16.10

Simulation of continuous casting of steel with EM stirring

VERTNIK, Robert Institute of Metals and Technology

16.30

FEM modeling of thin slab continuous casting strain-stress state

KHLYBOV, Oleg JSC “Vyksa Steel Works”

16.50

Utilization of the fuzzy logic regulator and solidification model for improvement the quality of structural S355 steel

STETINA, Josef Brno University of Technology

17.10

Numerical simulation on soft reduction parameters design to aviod internal cracks in slab casting

LIU, Ke Shougang Research Institute of Technology

17.30

Hot tearing prediction during casting of steel through thermomechanical simulation: Comparison with laboratory

and semi-industrial experiment

RIVAUX, Benjamin ArcelorMittal

Mold flux technology I Chairman: KROMHOUT, Jan Tata Steel

Room L8

13.50

Innovative ideas for successful continuous casting of high aluminum AHSS

CHO, Jung-Wook GIFT, Pohang University of Science and Technology

14.20

A reaction mechanism and model for the composition change of mold flux during continuous casting of high Al steel


14.40

Development of model for exploring the behaviour of powder in continuous casting of steel

SHAHBAZIAN, Fatemeh Swerea/KIMAB

15.00

Slag entrapment behavior of molten mold flux technology

YOO, Shin POSCO

15.20

Smart mold flux of dual viscous functions for good lubrication and prevention of slag entrainment in a continuous steel caster mold

CHO, Jung-Wook POSTECH

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Mold flux technologies II Chairman: CHO, Jung-Wook POSTECH

Room L8

16.10

Investigation of mold slag film sampled right below meniscus

YIN, Hongbin ArcelorMittal Global R&D

16.30

Slag rim formation of two mold powders used for casting of construction steel

MARSCHALL, Irmtraud K1-MET GmbH

16.50

Study on thermal properties of a low fluorine mold flux

ALLONI, Marco Prosimet S.p.A.

17.10

Effect of CaO/Al2O3 ratio on steel-slag interaction for high-Al steel casting

SEYREK, Mustafa University of Sheffield

17.30

Novel techniques for controlling heat transfer in the mould-strand gap

HUNT, Adam Materials Processing Institute

Surface defects and postprocessing of slabs Chairman: MOSER, Herbert voestalpine Stahl GmbH

Room M

16.10

Real time monitoring of hot steel slabs during casting and automatic slab surface quality assessment enabling fast utilization of quality

information feedback – for planning of grinding, fast evaluation of trials and online feedback of maintenance needs.

HOOLI, Paavo Sapotech Oy

16.30

Slab stacking automation in the hot slab yard as key factor for postprocessing of cast slabs

CIHAL, Rudolf voestalpine Stahl GmbH

16.50

Highly flexible deburring grinding machine for a reliable burr removal at front, tail and side edges of continuously cast slabs, blooms or billets

SCHMUCKERMAYER, Alfred BRAUN Maschinenfabrik GmbH

17.10

Slab milling - Postprocessing of slabs in hot condition

MOROSZ, Jürgen Maschinenfabrik Liezen & Giesserei GesmbH

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Programme Thursday, June 29


Internal soundness: Simulation and Analysis Chairman: BERNHARD, Christian Montanuniversitaet Leoben

Room M

8.50

HD scan – Ultrasound scans slab quality

KLEIN, Martin SMS group GmbH

9.10

Influence of casting parameters in segregation and cracking – Assessment with OES-PDA method

SANTILLANA, Begoña Tata Steel

9.30

Experimental and numerical modeling of solidification grain structure and segregation in stainless steel continuous casting process

MOSBAH, Salem Think Solidification, LLC

9.50

MAXILA - A rapid process for analysis of macro-segregation


Thin slab casting Chairman: REIFFERSCHEID, Markus SMS group GmbH

Room N

8.50

Arvedi ESP’s caster skills to enter a new world of endless production

WATZINGER, Josef Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH

9.10

Breakout reduction by prevention of splashes at start of cast in the Tata Steel IJmuiden thin slab caster

KALTER, Rudi Tata Steel Europe

9.30

Refractory design and process optimization in Tata CSP® caster

RICHAUD, Johan Vesuvius

SHAH, Hitesh Hasmukhrai Tata Steel

9.50

Longitudinal Facial Crack (LFC) in thin slab casting

FESHAR, Magdy EZZSTEEL

ABOU MOSSAED, Mohamed EZZSTEEL

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Electromagnetic stirring and breaking Chairman: WATZINGER, Josef Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH

Room N

10.30

Casting of stainless steels and special steel grades

OLGEMOELLER, Ingo SMS group GmbH

11.00

Flow control by FC Mold G3, operation and result from slab casting process.

JACOBSON, Nils ABB AB

11.20

Developments in the application of contactless inductive flow tomography

RATAJCZAK, Matthias Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf e.V.

11.40

VUHZ electromagnetic mold level measuring system on thin slab caster equipped with electromagnetic mold brake

PINDUR, Tomas VUHZ a.s.

Submerged entry nozzle: New developments and simulation Chairman: HACKL, Gernot RHI AG

Room L8

8.50

Energy saving Monolithic ISO Components for Flow-Control and Clean-Steel

NITZL, Gerald RHI AG

9.10

Ultrasonic measurements in a model experiment for continuous casting of round blooms with magnetic stirring in

the submerged entry nozzle

SCHURMANN, Dennis Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf e.V.

9.30

Influence of the free surface oscillation on the SEN flow prediction for the thin slab casting

VAKHRUSHEV, Alexander Montanuniversitaet Leoben

9.50

Simulations to design thin slab casting SEN and the SEN’s applications at work

CHOI, Sangbae CHOSUN Refractories research center

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Clean steel and clogging Chairman: ZHANG, Lifeng University of Science and Technology Beijing

Room L8

10.30

Research of clogging in continuous casting nozzles at KU Leuven

MUXING, Guo KU Leuven

11.00

Investigation of the causes of ladle nozzle clogging during steel pouring

BEHERA, Narottam SABIC Metal technology center

11.20

Interfacial reaction between ultra low C steel and refractory material used for submerged entry nozzle for continuous casting


11.40

Precipitation of CaS from CaO-Al2O3 type inclusion

KITAMURA, Shin-ya Tohoku University

12.00

Thermochemical and kinetic modeling for the evolution of non-metallic inclusions during ladle refining and continuous casting processes

SHIN, Jaehong Hanyang University

Bloom casting: New concepts and operational practise Chairman: SORMANN, Axel K1-MET GmbH

Room M

10.30

Dynamic soft reduction for round blooms: New concept and experience

FORNASIER, Marcellino Danieli & C. Officine Meccaniche Spa

11.00

Pre-evaluation of as-cast round bloom quality from monitoring of process records and temperature measurements

BARREAU, Philippe ArcelorMittal R&D Gandrange

11.20

Latest innovations in bloom casting at Hyundai Steel Dangjin

BURZIC, Denijel Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH

11.40

New 5-strand bloom continuous casting machine with soft reduction for high-end tire-cord production

NOVOKOSHONOV, Oleksii INTECO TBR casting technologies GmbH

12.00

Operation results of vertical casting of heavy round blooms at Zhong Yuan Special Steel

WIMMER, Franz Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH

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Casting of large blooms Chairman: ERKER, Mario voestalpine Stahl GmbH

Room M

14.00

Initial solidification behavior in extra large CC mold at ultra low casting speed

OH, Kyung-Shik POSCO

14.20

A new benchmack in largest round bloom casters

DE LUCA Andrea Danieli & C. Off. Mecc. S.P.A.

14.40

Continuous casting machine for oversized blooms

FELDHAUS, Stephan SMS Concast AG

15.00

Segment casting – A semi-continuous casting technology for high-end semi-finished steel products

VON EYNATTEN, Klaus INTECO melting and casting technologies GmbH

15.20

Semi-continuous casting technology – Combining technological advantages of two different casting practices

HRAZDERA, Gerald Primetals Technologies Austria GmbH

New developments Chairman: KEMPKEN, Jens SMS group GmbH

Room N

14.00

New micro-mill concepts

SEUFFERT, Frank SMS group GmbH

14.20

Experiences of pilot slab caster for development of advanced casting technologies

LEE, Sangmin POSCO

14.40

Cooling behavior in continuous casting with hop-top mold

GUO, Liangliang Baoshan Iron & Steel Co., Ltd.

15.00

Development and industrialization of strip casting technology in Baosteel

YE, Changhong Research institute of Baosteel group corporation

15.20

Rolling technologies for the direct strip casting process

OKAYASU, Shimpei Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.

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Clean Steel Chairman: KANG, Youn-Bae POSTECH

Room L8

14.00

Relationship between oxidic slivers defects on direct rolled Ca treated steel and deposits formed inside the SEN during casting

ZINNGREBE, Enno Tata Steel

14.20

Investigation on interfacial tension between the slag and initial solidification shell affecting silver defects

LEE, Jae-yeong POSCO

14.40

Oscillation marks and subsurface hooks in continuous casting slabs of ultra-low-carbon steel

ZHANG, Xubin University of Science and Technology Beijing

ZHANG, Lifeng University of Science and Technology Beijing

15.00

Grain refinement of solidification structure by direct inoculation

KIM, Seong-beum POSTECH

15.20

Influence of rice husk ash on the reoxidation of molten steel in continuous casting tundish

KIM, TAE-SUNG Hanyang University

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Social Programme Social Programme


Welcome Reception Location: Conference location – Austria Center Vienna

Date: Monday, June 26, 2017, 17.00 – 19.00

Conference Dinner Location: City Hall

Date: Wednesday, June 28, 2017, 19.00 Access only with the invitation and name badge

The Vienna City Hall The City Hall is one of the most splendid amongst the numerous monumental buildings along Vienna’s. Designed by Friedrich Schmidt (1825-1891), it was erected between 1872 and 1883. The architecture of the Ringstraße is dominated by historicism. In Historicism various stylistic elements of the past were combined into a style in its own right. Friedrich Schmidt however orientated himself just on one particular epoch. The City Hall was built in gothical style, with a tower similar to gothic cathedrals. The gothic era saw the growth of the cities and the emergence of an urban burgeoisie.

Today the City Hall is the head office of Vienna’s municipal administration. More than 2000 people work in the building. Visitors are stunned by the magnificent appointments of the state rooms, which frequently provide an atmospheric backdrop to various events such as press conferences, concerts or balls.

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AUSTRIA CENTER VIENNA Surrounded by contemporary architecture, just 7 minutes from the city centre and a few minutes’ walk from the Danube and the Donaupark. Austria’s largest confer-ence centre has a total capacity for 20,000 delegates and offers 24 lecture rooms for between 100 and 4,320 participants, 180 meeting rooms and 22,000 m² of exhibition space.

Big ideas need space. The wide range of halls, rooms and outdoor spaces at the Austria Center Vienna is unrivalled in Europe, and the versatility of the rooms means event concepts can be tai-lored to both conventional and innovative meeting formats. The dedicated team works closely with event organisers to meet the needs of all of their participants. Because successful events bring people together.

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Scientific Committee

1 KME Germany GmbH & Co KG

2 Proximion AB

3 Tenmat Ltd.

4 Aumund Fördertechnik GmbH

5 Transvalor S.A.

6 RHI AG

7 PROSIMET SpA

8 Reinguss s.r.o.

9 INTOCAST AG

10 INTECO Group & Sheffield

Hi-Tech Refractories

11 NEXTSENSE GmbH

12 BRAUN Maschinenfabrik GmbH

13 VESUVIUS GmbH

14 QuinLogic GmbH

15 Sapotech Oy

16 EXPRESSLAB Co. Ltd.

17 EM Moulds Spa

18 Steel Times

19 SMS group GmbH

20 Primetals Technologies

Austria GmbH

21 Berthold Technologies GmbH

22 Lechler GmbH

23 POLYTEC SRL

24 Heraeus Electro-Nite

International N.V.

25 VUHZ a.s.

26 Quaker Chemical B.V.

27 Atlas machine + supply Inc.

28 Castolin Eutectic

29 Eisenwerk Sulzau Werfen

30a AMI GE

30b EBDS Egineering

31 ERGOLINES LAB SRL

32 Agellis Group

33 The Timken Company

34 ABB AB

35 UHT - Uvan Hagfors

Technologi AB

36 Sider Sistem SRL

37 Imerys Metalcasting

Germany GmbH

38 MAGMA Gießereitechnologie GmbH

39 AlzChem AG

40 Linde Gas GmbH

41 Spraying Deutschland GmbH

42 AMEPA GmbH

43 Beta LaserMike - an NDC

Technologies Brand

44 Materials Processing Institute

45 PROCEQ SA

46 TMT - Tapping-Measuring-

Technology GmbH

47 BOCCARD SA

48 Lumar Metals Ltda.

49 Polytec GmbH

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It is our imagination that inspires us to turn the seemingly impossible into reality.

To make dreams come true, we trust in our imagination and creativity,

which inspire us to seek new solutions and processes. In this way, by

committing today to such innovative technologies as additive manufac-

turing – 3D printing with metals – we are paving the way to the future.

Together, we are taking the future into our own hands.

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Congress Organisation

ASMET Austrian Society for Metallurgy and Materials

Franz-Josef-Str. 18, 8700 Leoben, Austria Phone: +43 3842 402 2290 Email: [email protected]

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