Lecture

Solidification: Understanding Vitesse and Form Effects

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Description

This lecture covers the process of solidification, including the speed of solidification, the impact of shape and overheating, and a case study of solidification in a mold. It delves into maintaining a constant surface temperature, gradients in a mold, and interface resistance.

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