Modelling Vortex Fields in Metal Smelting Furnaces
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The present work is devoted to studying of electrovortical movements of the liquid metal in electric furnaces. The statement of a problem, physical and mathematical model of proceeding processes are given. The algorithm of the problem solution is developed and the result of electromagnetic fields in liquid metal executed by programmatic-calculable complex ANSYS is received.
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