MXSA Wang

MXSA Wang

@hyrefractory

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14/07/1980

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2026-01-02 02:14:07 · Translate ·

Existing Problems of Tundish Metering Nozzles in Continuous Casting

1. Introduction The tundish metering nozzle (TMN), also referred to as the tundish nozzle or metering nozzle, is a critical refractory component in continuous casting. Installed at the bottom of the tundish, it controls the flow rate of molten steel from the tundish into the submerged entry nozzle (SEN) and ultimately into the mold. By regulating steel flow, the tundish...

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How to Use the Ladle Shroud: A Complete Technical Guide for Continuous Casting Operations

1. Introduction In modern steelmaking, achieving consistent casting quality, reduced reoxidation, minimized molten steel splashing, and stable flow control are priorities for both cost efficiency and product quality. The ladle shroud plays a critical role in achieving these objectives. As a functional refractory component installed between the ladle and tundish, the ladle...

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What Is the Slide Gate Plate? A Comprehensive Technical Article

The slide gate plate is a critical functional refractory component widely applied in modern steelmaking for the precise control of molten steel flow from the ladle or tundish. It operates in combination with a nozzle system, stopper rod or ladle shroud, and a complete slide gate mechanism. As steelmaking processes become more automated, high-speed, and quality-oriented, the...

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5 Key Factors Behind Ladle Shroud Cracking

Operators often see cracks and damage in ladle shrouds, long nozzles, and refractory parts. This happens because of a few main reasons: · Fast temperature changes can cause thermal shock and peeling. · Mechanical stress comes from handling, hitting, or working forces....

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