Longitudinal slab cracks are a common and potentially detrimental surface defect in continuous casting. In-depth research into the impacts and causes of longitudinal slab cracks,

Introduction In steel production, round billets are a crucial intermediate product, and their quality has a crucial impact on subsequent processing and final product performance.

The continuous casting process is a core step in steel production, and the stable operation of the dummy bar is crucial. In previous production processes,

Continuous casting is the final step in the rail’s transformation from liquid to solid. During this process, it’s crucial to ensure that the high-temperature molten

Crack detection in continuous casting copper mold plate is a critical step in ensuring continuous casting production safety. Failure to detect cracks in a timely

Slab defects vary widely and seriously impact steel quality and production efficiency. Slab defects primarily include surface cracks, internal cracks, and shape defects. Surface Crack

Internal cracks in steel billets are common quality defects in continuous casting production. They not only affect the mechanical properties and processing properties of steel,