EP3941659A1 - Electromagnetic brake for a mold of a slab continuous casting assembly - Google Patents
Electromagnetic brake for a mold of a slab continuous casting assemblyInfo
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- EP3941659A1 EP3941659A1 EP20706360.3A EP20706360A EP3941659A1 EP 3941659 A1 EP3941659 A1 EP 3941659A1 EP 20706360 A EP20706360 A EP 20706360A EP 3941659 A1 EP3941659 A1 EP 3941659A1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to the technical field of continuous casting.
- Today, the majority of the world's steel produced annually is cast into strands with different cross-sections (slabs, thin slabs, billets, blooms, etc.) in continuously operated continuous casters.
- Electromagnetic brakes are used in the area of the mold in particular in continuous slab casting plants to keep the mold level steady and to reduce the number of non-metallic inclusions in the melt.
- Electromagnetic brakes for continuous slab casting plants are known in principle.
- FIG. 1 shows a section through a mold 1 of a continuous slab caster, molten steel being poured into the mold cavity of the mold 1 via a submerged entry nozzle 7 (SEN).
- An electromagnetic brake is active on the left half-plane of the figure, the electromagnetic brake is inactive on the right half-plane.
- the main directions of flow of the steel melt are indicated by arrows.
- the liquid level is calm, with the flow speeds in the area of the liquid level being between 0 and 0.12 m / s.
- the flow velocities in the area of the meniscus in the right half-plane are between 0 and 0.68 m / s.
- Fig. 2 is a plan view of a first type of electromagnetic brake according to the prior art Darge provides.
- a magnetic field (represented by the field line F) is impressed into the mold 1 of a continuous slab caster via four current-carrying coils 3a to 3d.
- Fig 3 F2 Darge ⁇ represents by the field lines fi
- the Feldli ⁇ lines in the magnetic circuits are guided on the one hand in yokes 2 along the broad side plates of the mold and on the other hand through the poles 4a, 4b.
- the mold 1 and the electromagnetic brake are designed symmetrically, the magnetic flux in the first magnetic circuit along the field line Fi is the same as the magnetic flux in the second magnetic circuit along the field line F2.
- Which may ⁇ netic flux densities in the two magnetic circuits Fi, F2 of the mold 1 or the strand are not ⁇ caster vertrimmbar during operation.
- the magnetic flux density in the first magnetic circuit Fi could be set higher than in the second magnetic circuit F2, or vice versa.
- the object of the invention is to change a known electromagnetic brake so that the magnetic flux density in a first width area of the mold can be set differently to a magnetic flux density in a second width area of the same mold, where the two width areas have an offset in the width direction of the mold to each other.
- an electromagnetic brake which is suitable for variably influencing the flow of molten steel in a first and a second width region of a mold of a continuous slab caster.
- the electromagnetic brake according to the invention comprises:
- At least one coil preferably at least two coils, for introducing a magnetic flux into the first and the second magnetic circuit
- first and second magnetic circuits respectively - a first pole
- a yoke for magnetically connecting the first and second poles
- first and the second pole are substantially opposite each other in the thickness direction of the mold and the first pole extends in the thickness direction in the direction of the second pole and vice versa, and
- At least one pole of the first or second magnetic circuit preferably at least one pole of the first and the second magnetic circuit, relative to the yoke of the same magnetic circuit in the thickness direction of the mold is displaceable.
- the melt typically a steel melt
- the melt can be variably influenced in the first and the second width range of the mold through the first and second magnetic circuits.
- a variable influencing should be understood to mean that the melt can be braked to different degrees in the first width range than in the second width range, ie more or less in the first width range than in the second width range.
- the first width area in the casting direction can be assigned to the left and the second width area in the casting direction to the right side of the strand. Investigations by the applicant have shown that the melt leaving the dip tube on the left side of the Ko kille behaves differently under certain operating conditions than the same melt that leaves the dip tube on the right side. Thus the desire arose to create an electromagnetic brake in which the melt can be braked differently in different widths.
- the electromagnetic brake has at least one coil, preferably two or four, current-carrying coils, through which a magnetic flux can be introduced into the first and the second magnetic circuit.
- each magnetic circuit includes at least a first (magnetic) pole, a second (magnetic) pole and a yoke for magnetic Connection of the first and the second pole.
- the first and second poles of the same magnetic circuit are essentially opposite one another in the thickness direction of the mold and one pole extends in the thickness direction of the mold in the direction of the other pole and vice versa.
- the yokes and poles of a magnetic circuit are advantageously made from an iron material such as steel. In order to keep the hysteresis losses small, these components can be made "laminated”.
- the first and the second magnetic circuit each comprise at least two separately energizable coils.
- the magnetic flux density can be set in a first way by energizing the coil or the coils.
- the invention provides that at least one pole of the first or second magnetic circuit, preferably at least one pole of the first and second magnetic circuit, particularly preferably two poles of the first and second magnetic circuit , is designed to be displaceable relative to the yoke in the thickness direction of the mold.
- the magnetic flux density can be adjusted in a second way via the air gap between a pole and the mold.
- the actuator can be, for example, a hydraulic, pneumatic or electromechanical linear drive.
- the linear drive can be path-controlled or -regulated.
- the linear drive can be positioned between at least two positions (e.g. a first (starting) position and a second (end) position). As described above, the magnetic flux density and thus the braking effect can be adjusted via the air gap between a pole and the mold or the air gaps between the poles of a magnetic circuit and the mold.
- At least one pole of the first or second magnetic circuit preferably at least one pole of the first and second magnetic circuit, particularly preferably two poles each of the first and second magnetic Circle, has a pole head which is detachably connected to the pole.
- the magnetic flux density is set in a third way via the air gap between the pole head and the mold.
- the setting of the magnetic flux density in a magnetic circuit in the first, second and third way can be combined with one another as required.
- E.g. can over several re, e.g. two or four coils each have a magnetic flux density in the first and the second magnetic circuit.
- the flux densities can be influenced by energizing the coils and the distances between the poles and the coils.
- the flux density in a magnetic circuit can be changed using pole heads.
- the pole head In order to be able to set the magnetic flux density in a magnetic circuit locally (ie in a certain width or height range of the pole head), it is advantageous if the pole head (based on a narrow or broad side plate of the mold) is in the Width and / or the height direction of the mold extends in sections to different distances in the thickness direction of the mold. Due to the different extension in sections, the magnetic flux density is set locally differently. In order to be able to vary the magnetic flux density locally as required, it is advantageous if the pole head is formed from several discrete elements. The discrete elements can be mechanically connected (for example by screwing or plugging) to a base area (for example the end face of a pole or a separate base plate which is connected to the pole). In this way the
- Pole head can be designed in a "relief-like" manner, whereby it is of course not necessary for the base area to be completely equipped with elements.
- the elements can all have the same but also different lengths.
- the elements are preferably made of steel.
- the yoke extends in the thickness direction of the mold.
- the yoke typically runs parallel to the narrow side plate of the mold. Since the yoke carries the magnetic flux, it is not necessary for the yoke to run exactly in the direction of the thickness of the mold.
- the electromagnetic brake according to the invention is not restricted to two different width ranges.
- E.g. three or> 3 magnetic circles can be realized in a plane normal to the casting direction.
- the mold comprises a second magnetic brake which is offset in height from the first magnetic brake.
- the electromagnetic brake according to the invention is not limited to 1 or 2 different height ranges. E.g. 3 or> 3 magnetic brakes can also be arranged at different heights.
- the technical problem is solved by a method for variably influencing the flow of molten steel in a first and a second width region of a mold of a continuous slab caster by means of an electromagnetic brake according to the invention, the first and second magnetic circuits each at least separately Electrifiable coil comprises, characterized by the process steps:
- At least one pole of the first or second magnetic circuit preferably at least one pole of the first and the second magnetic circuit, is designed to be displaceable relative to the mold in the direction of its thickness
- an air gap between a pole and the mold in the first magnetic circuit is set differently than an air gap between a pole and the mold in the second magnetic circuit.
- the magnetic flux densities in the magnetic circuits are, on the one hand, electrically set by the different strengths of energizing the coils.
- the electromagnetic brake has at least one pole of the first or second magnetic circuit, preferably at least one pole of the first and second magnetic circuit, which is designed to be displaceable relative to the mold in its thickness direction. There is an air gap between a pole or a
- Pole head and the mold in the first magnetic circuit set un differently large than an air gap between egg nem pole or pole head and the mold in the second magnetic circuit's rule.
- the technical problem is solved by a method for variably influencing the flow of molten steel in a first and a second width region of a mold of a continuous slab caster by means of an electromagnetic brake according to the invention, with at least one pole of the first or second magnetic circuit being preferred at least one pole of the first and the second magnetic circle, with respect to the mold is designed to be displaceable in the direction of the thickness, characterized by the process steps:
- an air gap between a pole or pole head and the mold in the first magnetic circuit is set differently than an air gap between a pole or pole head and the mold in the second magnetic circuit.
- the magnetic flux densities in the magnetic circuits are set by adjusting the air gaps.
- an air gap between a pole or a pole head and the mold in the first magnetic circuit is different in size than an air gap between a pole or a pole head and the mold in the second magnetic circuit.
- a local air gap between a pole head and the mold in the first magnetic circuit is different in size than a local air gap between a pole head and the mold in the second magnetic circuit.
- the flow velocities of the steel melt in the first and second latitude of the mold are either measured directly (e.g. by measuring the flow velocities at Mold level) or measured indirectly (e.g. by evaluating temperature information from the mold) or recorded by evaluating a computer model. If the flow speed of the steel melt in the first width region Bi of the mold is higher than in the second width region B2, the magnetic flux density is increased in the magnetic circuit that is assigned to the first width region. Alternatively or in addition to this, the magnetic flux density can also be reduced in the magnetic circuit that is assigned to the second width area B2 of the mold.
- the flux densities can be increased or reduced by the above-mentioned method steps (first, second and / or third manner).
- FIG. 3 shows a plan view of a mold with a second electromagnetic brake according to the prior art
- 5 shows a plan view of a mold with a first electromagnetic brake according to the invention
- 6 shows a plan view of a mold with a second electromagnetic brake according to the invention
- FIG. 7 shows a plan view of a mold with a third electromagnetic brake according to the invention
- FIG. 8 shows a plan view of a mold with a fourth electromagnetic brake according to the invention
- 10a to 10d each show a perspective view of a pole head
- FIG. 11 is a front view and a plan view of a Ko kille with an electromagnetic brake according to the invention.
- FIG. 12 is a front view of a variant of the electro-magnetic brake according to FIG. 11.
- a non-inventive design of an electromagnetic brake for a slab mold, in particular a thin slab mold, a continuous caster is shown schematically table.
- molten steel is poured into the mold 1 through a dip tube (not shown here).
- a dip tube not shown here.
- a magnetic flux (represented by the magnetic field line Fi) is introduced into the mold 1 in a first width area Bi of the mold 1 by two coils 3a, 3c and two poles 4a, 4b.
- the melt in the first wide range is influenced, generally slowed down, by the magnetic flux Fi.
- a further magnetic flux ( ⁇ represents Darge by the magnetic field line F2) in a second area width B2 of the mold 1 is introduced. Due to the magnetic flux F2 ⁇ tables, the melt may be affected in the second width region.
- the (electro) magnetic flux density in the first width range Bi is set by energizing the coils 3a, 3c; the magnetic flux density in the second width range B2 is set by energizing the coils 3b, 3d.
- the magnetic flux Fi, F2 in the respective width ranges Bi, B2 of the mold 1 can be set via the current strength supplied to the coils 3a ... 3d and / or the number of turns of the coils.
- 3c and 3b, 3d per magneti ⁇ 's circle instead of two coils 3a, only a coil (for example 3a and 3d) is present.
- FIG. 5 shows schematically a first construction according to the invention ⁇ form of an electromagnetic brake for a slab mold of a continuous casting plant.
- at least one pole 4a, 4b is designed to be displaceable with respect to the associated yoke 2.
- both poles 4a, 4b assigned to the left width area Bi are each designed to be displaceable with respect to the left yoke 2.
- both poles 4a, 4b assigned to the right width area B2 are each designed to be displaceable with respect to the right yoke 2.
- the air gap between the pole 4a, 4b and the mold 1 can be changed so that the magnetic flux density Fi in the left latitude Bi is stronger or weaker than the magnetic flux density F2 in the right latitude B2 can.
- an actuator is assigned to at least one pole that can move the pole.
- the direction of displacement of the poles 4a, 4b is indicated in FIGS. 5 to 9 and 11 by arrows.
- F2 can be set by moving at least one pole 4a, 4b. If necessary, the coils 3a, 3c or 3b, 3d can additionally be supplied with different currents.
- Fig. 6 a simplified embodiment of the electro-magnetic brake of Fig. 5 is shown.
- the simplified embodiment has only a single coil 3 a above the mold 1 and only a single coil 3 b below the mold 1. Accordingly, in this embodiment, the magnetic flux densities Fi, F2 can only be set by moving at least one pole 4a, 4b.
- FIGS. 7 and 8 correspond to the embodiments of FIGS. 5 and 6 with the exception that pole heads 6 are arranged between the poles 4a, 4b of a magnetic circuit Fi, F2 and the mold 1.
- the field lines Fi, F2 in FIG. 8 run in the opposite direction to the field lines Fi, F2 in FIG. 6 and the molten steel reduces the magnetic flux density and a smaller distance between the
- the pole head 6 is detachably connected to the pole 4, for example via a screw, plug or clamp connection.
- the central areas 5 are magnetically optional, i. it makes no difference to the magnetic field whether these are present or not. Nevertheless, the Mittelbe rich 5 can be preferred for mechanical reasons or to guide the yokes.
- FIG. 9 shows a fifth embodiment of the electromagnetic brake according to the invention.
- three magnetic circles represented by the field lines Fi, F2 and F 3 , are impressed so that the steel melt emerging from a dip tube 7 is braked to a different extent in a central area B2 than in the lateral areas Bi, B 3 , which are arranged to the left or right of the central area B2.
- the magnetic field lines F I ... F 3 are only impressed by two coils 3a, 3b.
- poles 4a, 4b, 4c are each arranged.
- the middle poles 4b are designed to be immovable; the poles 4a, 4c arranged to the left and right thereof are displaceable by actuators 9.
- the middle pole 4b or the middle poles can also be designed to be displaceable.
- the central poles 4b are wider than the side poles 4a, 4c. It is possible that all poles 4a..4c are of the same width or the lateral poles 4a, 4c are wider than the central poles 4b.
- Fig. 9 are equipped with pole heads.
- the (local) field strength can in turn be set via a pole head or the pole heads.
- FIGS. 10a to 10d each show a pole head 6; the pole heads of FIGS. 10b and 10c are detachably connected to a pole 4 by screw connections.
- FIG. 10 a shows a pole head 6 which is formed by two elements 12.
- the elements 12 are detachably connected to the pole 4 by screw connections.
- the upper element 12 it extends in the thickness direction d of the mold exemplarily less far than the lower element 12. It is not neces sary that the elements 12 cover the end face 10 of the pole 4 completely.
- the elements 12 have the effect that the local magnetic flux density is higher, for example in the area of the lower element than in the area of the upper element, since the air gap between the upper element and the mold is larger than between the lower element and the mold. Since local differences in the magnetic flux density also influence the flow in the mold locally, pole heads are a good means of being able to influence flows in the mold locally.
- the elements 12 are made of low carbon steel.
- 10b shows an arcuate pole head 6.
- the local flux density can be adjusted via the shape of the pole head 6.
- FIG. 10c shows a pole head 6 in which two elements 12 are arranged one above the other and connected to the pole 4.
- FIG. 10d shows a pole head 6 which is formed from several, stabför shaped, discrete elements 12.
- the elements 12 can be mechanically connected to the end face 10 of the pole 4, so that the pole head 6 can form different shapes (see. Attaching Lego blocks to a base plate). Specifically, the elements 12 can be inserted into elongated holes 11 and secured.
- pole head or one or more elements 6 of the same or different lengths it is possible not to attach a pole head or one or more elements 6 of the same or different lengths to a pole 4. It is also possible to arrange pole heads on the end face 10 of the pole 4 and / or on the right or left or the upper or lower limit surface of the pole. This allows the distribution of the magnetic field in the mold or on the molten steel effective flux density can be adapted to existing requirements.
- FIG. 11 shows a front view and a plan view of egg ne mold 1 with two electromagnetic brakes arranged one above the other in the height direction h.
- molten steel is introduced into the mold 1 via an immersion pipe 7. Since the mold 1 is supplied with melt via the dip tube 7 and at the same time the partially solidified strand formed in the mold 1 is withdrawn from the mold, a generally constant mold level 8 is formed.
- a magnetic field Fi is introduced by the coils 3a, 3c and the poles 4a, 4b assigned to the coils. The magnetic field is closed via the left yoke 2.
- the magnetic flux density Fi can on the one hand via the current supply and the number of turns in the coils 3 a, 3 c and on the other hand via the displacement of the pole 4 a by the actuator 9 is set.
- the flow of the molten steel can be variably influenced at different heights below the meniscus.
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