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Analysis of Rapid Solidification Process in the Double-Roller Method

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High-silicon steel was rapidly solidified to thin strips by the double roller method. Two typical macrostructures were observed: one with an equiaxed zone and the other without. The formation of the equiaxed zone is caused by an excessive gap between the rollers. Heat transfer calculations and dendrite arm spacing measurements both suggested that the cooling rate is about 103 to 104 K/sec.

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Kogiku, F., Yukumoto, M., Shibuya, K. et al. Analysis of Rapid Solidification Process in the Double-Roller Method. MRS Online Proceedings Library 58, 15–18 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1557/PROC-58-15

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