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This paper discusses new methods for improving repeatability in the Surface Oxide Test and how to make better use of its measurements. It discusses the influence of rolled-in scale and how to verify that these defects are present. The influence of reduction efficiency and why it is best to measure efficiency separately is also discussed. Finally, a new method is introduced that improves repeatability by allowing optimization of the measurement of scale for both copper oxides.
This paper discusses new methods for improving repeatability in the Surface Oxide Test and how to make better use of its measurements. It discusses the influence of rolled-in scale and how to verify that these defects are present. The influence of reduction efficiency and why it is best to measure efficiency separately is also discussed. Finally, a new method is introduced that improves repeatability by allowing optimization of the measurement of scale for both copper oxides.
| Author(s) | Gil Baker and Tim Stahlhut, Confident Instruments Inc., and Horace Pops, Horace Pops Consulting Inc., USA |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI's Global Continuous Casting Forum, Atlanta, May, 2011. |
| Year | 2011 |
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