Main SMMP Research Fields
Since the foundation of the chair for ‘Simulation and Modelling of Metallurgical Processes’ (SMMP) in 2003, many industrial relevant research projects have been worked on. Important to mention is the establishment of three Christian-Doppler Laboratories over the years (2004-2011: ‘Multi-phase simulations of metallurgical processes’, A. Ludwig, 2011-2018: ‘Process simulation of solidification and melting’, M. Wu, 2018-2025: ‘Magnetohydrodynamical applications in Metallurgy’, A. Kharicha). Together with achievements from other projects, the expertise that was gained in these CD-laboratories had led to the definition of the five key process simulation activities that are presented here. In addition, information about our basic research activity on peritectic coupled growth is given.
Modelling the As-cast Structure in Large Steel Casting
Formation Mechanism of Macrosegregation
Magnetohydrodynamic and Electrochemical Phenomena in Remelting Processes
Steel Continous Casting: Solidification, Flow and Magnetohydrodynamics
Nozzle Clogging in Steelmaking Processes
Peritectic Coupled Growth