Crystallizer copper plate and continuous casting crystallizer
AssigneeXixia Longcheng Special Material Co., Ltd.
InventorsXibin Wang, Jialiang Zhao, Chunyi Liao, Chao Ma, Yi Ren
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AssigneeXixia Longcheng Special Material Co., Ltd.
InventorsXibin Wang, Jialiang Zhao, Chunyi Liao, Chao Ma, Yi Ren
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A crystallizer copper plate and a continuous casting crystallizer. The crystallizer copper plate is provided with a metal continuous casting die surface and a rear-side cooling fixed surface. The fixed surface is provided with fixing screw holes in a vertical column connected to a fixed water tank or an adapter backplate and mesas forming the surrounding of the screw holes. Reinforced bars are connected between multiple mesas of each column. Cooling channels lower than the fixed surface are provided between any two adjacent two columns of fixing screw holes. Flow-diverting cooling bars are provided at the middle of meniscus regions of the cooling channels. Either the top end or the bottom end of the flow-diverting cooling bar is a cone used for altering the direction of movement of a cooling medium.
A crystallizer copper plate, wherein the crystallizer copper plate has a die surface for metal continuous casting and a fixed surface for back cooling, wherein the fixed surface is provided with fixing screw holes and bosses, wherein the fixing screw holes are, in vertical columns, connected to a fixed water tank or an adapter backplate, and the bosses are formed around the screw holes, wherein reinforcing ribs are connected between a plurality of bosses in each column, a cooling channel lower than the fixed surface is provided between any two adjacent columns of the fixing screw holes, a flow-dividing cooling rib is provided along a middle of a meniscus region of the cooling channel, and at least one of a top end and a bottom end of the flow-dividing cooling rib is provided as a conical corner for altering a direction of movement of a cooling medium;
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