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Despite the obvious differences between the various casting methods , needs were categorized into three distinct areas : liquid metal handling , casting , and strip collection . With these categories , numerous needs were cited for each ...
Despite the obvious differences between the various casting methods , needs were categorized into three distinct areas : liquid metal handling , casting , and strip collection . With these categories , numerous needs were cited for each ...
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SENSORS Eight sensors were identified as critical to the successful development of a commercial strip casting process . It was recognized that each of these must be employed in a manner in which it could be actively used to control the ...
SENSORS Eight sensors were identified as critical to the successful development of a commercial strip casting process . It was recognized that each of these must be employed in a manner in which it could be actively used to control the ...
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It bears repeating that the specifications listed with each of these sensors reflects the limits of control that must be met to produce satisfactory strip . The participants agreed that additional investigation of each of these sensors ...
It bears repeating that the specifications listed with each of these sensors reflects the limits of control that must be met to produce satisfactory strip . The participants agreed that additional investigation of each of these sensors ...
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H M * Submold 20 Cast strip temperature . H H 20 strip thickness measurements . H H 20 on line strip inspection of surface and bulk quality / uniformity . H H The high thermal conductivity of copper alloys requires 30 thermal analysis .
H M * Submold 20 Cast strip temperature . H H 20 strip thickness measurements . H H 20 on line strip inspection of surface and bulk quality / uniformity . H H The high thermal conductivity of copper alloys requires 30 thermal analysis .
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Continuous Measurement of Temperature of Strip [ S ] * · Highest priority should be directed to the exit point from the post - galvannealing furnace where the strip exhibits low and widely varying emissivity .
Continuous Measurement of Temperature of Strip [ S ] * · Highest priority should be directed to the exit point from the post - galvannealing furnace where the strip exhibits low and widely varying emissivity .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | NIST Special Publication ASTM special technical publication NIST Special Publication, National Institute of Standards and Technology (U.S.) Proceedings of SPIE--the International Society for Optical Engineering |
| Contributor | National Institute of Standards and Technology (U.S.) |
| Publisher | The Institute, 1989 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 21 Nov 2007 |
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