Turbulent recirculating flow in induction furnaces: A comparison of measurements with predictions over a range of operating conditions

Fluid velocities in induction melting furnaces: Part I. Theory and laboratory experiments

Erach D. Tarapore, James W. Evans · Metallurgical Transactions B · 1976 · 108 citations

Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Physics +15

Stirring and its effects on aluminum deoxidation in the ASEA-SKF furnace: Part II. Mathematical representation of the turbulent flow field and of tracer dispersion

J. Szekely, Kazuki Nakanishi · Metallurgical Transactions B · 1975 · 44 citations

Engineering, Materials Engineering, Mechanical Engineering +16

The turbulent recirculating flow field in a coreless induction furnace, a comparison of theoretical predictions with measurements

N. El‐Kaddah, J. Szekely · Journal of Fluid Mechanics · 1983 · 42 citations · Full text

Natural Sciences, Physics, Electromagnetism +16

Fluid velocities in induction melting furnaces: Part II. large scale measurements and predictions

Erach D. Tarapore, James W. Evans, John Langfeldt · Metallurgical Transactions B · 1977 · 39 citations

Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Physics +15

Fluid flow and mass transfer in an inductively stirred four-ton melt of molten steel: A comparison of measurements and predictions

N. El‐Kaddah, J. Szekely, Göran Carlsson · Metallurgical Transactions B · 1984 · 35 citations

Engineering, Materials Engineering, Mechanical Engineering +14