Novel Physical Modelling under Multiple Dimensionless Numbers Similitudes for Precise Representation of Molten Metal Flow
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Abstract
Physical model experiments, together with numerical model calculations, are essential for scientific investigations such as molten metal flow in casting processes. Considering the physical modelling of flow phenomena, a common method is used to construct a physical model with a reduced scale ratio and then, experiment is carried out under one or two dimensionless number(s) similitude(s). It is an ideal condition of the experiment to establish the simultaneous similitude of multiple dimensionless numbers (SMDN) concerned with the objective flow phenomena but was considered difficult or impossible to realize in practice. This chapter presents a breakthrough in this matter. A simple relationship between the physical properties of fluids and the scale ratio of the physical model is clearly expressed for the simultaneous similitude of the Froude, Reynolds, Weber, Galilei, capillary, Eötvös and Morton numbers. For establishing the physical modelling to represent molten Fe flow phenomena under the SMDN condition, the physical properties of some molten metals can be demonstrated to meet the required relationships. Furthermore, this novel concept is also applicable for other combinations of molten metals. Precise, safe, and easy physical model experiments will be conducted under the SMDN condition that exactly mimics industrial casting operations in higher-temperature systems.
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