Electromagnetic stirring device
AssigneeNippon Steel Corporation
InventorNobuhiro Okada
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Abstract
This electromagnetic stirring device configured to apply an electromagnetic force which generates a swirling flow around a vertical axis to molten metal in a mold by generating a rotating magnetic field in the mold, which is a quadrangular tubular mold for continuous casting, the electromagnetic stirring device provided with an iron core enclosing the mold at a side of the mold and including two teeth arranged side by side in a circumferential direction of the mold so as to face an outer side surface for each of outer side surfaces of the mold, coils wound around the respective teeth of the iron core, and a power supply device which applies an alternating current to each of the coils with a phase shift by 90° in arrangement order of the coils so as to generate the rotating magnetic field.
Claims2
An electromagnetic stirring device for continuous casting comprising:
- a mold;
- an iron core configured to enclose the mold at a side of the mold and including four main bodies, each of the four main bodies arranged to face a respective one of each of outer side surfaces of the mold and two teeth arranged side by side along a circumferential direction of the mold in each of the four main bodies;
- coils wound around the respective teeth of the iron core;
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- a power supply device configured to apply two-phase alternating currents of +U, +V, −U, −V, +U, +V, −U and −V in a counterclockwise direction to each of the coils with a phase shift by 90° in an arrangement order of the coils, respectively, so as to generate a rotating magnetic field, where U and V are different from each other.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.