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2D1/2 thermo-mechanical model of continuous casting using FEM

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Table 1. Boundary conditions  Position
Fig. 1. Indicators of risk of transverse crack initiation with standard casting conditions  (reconstituted 3D view of the surface of the cast product – ½ structure because of symmetry)

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