Abstract

A big problem when casting aluminum ingots is the uneven structure formation, which leads to an increased rejection of products. Nonequilibrium structure elimination is carried out by heat treatment. To obtain the required aluminum ingots’ physicochemical properties, it is necessary to know the conditions of heat transfer between the ingots and the cooling air, i.e. a mathematical model of conjugate heat transfer is needed. The mathematical model obtained by the authors makes it possible to analytically investigate the ingots temperature and cooling air during heat treatment. This mathematical model assumes the heat transfer coefficient calculation. The existing criterion equations for determining the heat transfer coefficient have a drawback - the heat transfer coefficient according to these equations is calculated in circular channels, while heat transfer between aluminum ingots and air occurs in rectangular channels. The article describes the criterion equation identification for heat transfer, used in the analytical study, by the data of the experimental study.

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