Temperature in Rolling and Controlled Cooling for Wire Rod


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This application uses finite-differential method to calculate temperature field over the cross section of wire rod. Current version only deals with the controlled cooling of steels, particularly by means of water boxes.

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Initial Shape:
Initial side dimension (or diameter):
Initial temperature:
Number of divisions along the radius:	Let system determine it

Thermal Property:

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Total Number of Stages: ( One stage only, for the current version)
(including air cooling, rolling, instand cooling, water box cooling, etc.)

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