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May 3, 2002, 05:36
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CFD Consultancy-Iron & Steel
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AVAILABLE Application and Research purpose CFD solutions and consultancy for Iron and Steel Industries / R&D. Areas include : Thermal picture of steel carrying ladles and temperature loss of steel enroute, Steel processing in ladles, Steel flow in tundish and temperature loss, Flow of steel and its solidification with temperature distribution during continuous casting of billets/blooms/slabs, Magnetohydrodynamics in continuous casting, Estimation of required mould and spray cooling in continuous casting and more such.
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May 3, 2002, 08:35
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CORRECTION ! CFD Consultancy-Iron & Steel
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Please note that the email id was by mistake wrongly written. Sorry for the inconvenience.The correct one appears now.
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