Continuous Casting of Copper Wire

Title : Continuous Casting of Copper Wire

Abstract:

Copper is the most widely used metal in the field of electricity transport. Thousands tons of copper are manufactured every year as rods, tubes, bars, and other diverse section products. For a large production of copper, casting is the most suitable process. The production of copper wires is carried out by continuous casting which is a simple and economical method. Continuous casting is a process of melting and continuous solidification and it has been used for more than 100 years to produce components. Different continuous casting production techniques will be presented. In particular, the vertical continuous casting will be detailed. The metallurgical parameters and problems of the production of copper wires will also be presented. Some solutions for these issues were suggested.

What will audience learn from your presentation

• The audience will be able to learn about the continuous casting process?
• The industrial will know about the main parameters of manufacturing of copper wire by vertical casting process. \
• Some solutions for a specific issues will be suggested.

Biography:

Biskra. He was the head of the mechanical engineering department at the University of Biskra from 1998 to 2004 and head of the metallurgy department at the University of Biskra from 2004 to 2009. Teacher at the University of Biskra, from 1992 until our days. It has organized one international conference and 11 national conferences and workshops. He is responsible for doctoral training in metallurgy. He supervised more than 30 doctoral students. He has published more than 90 research articles, one book (Metallic materials and their industrial applications), two book chapters, and edited one book (Advanced Materials Design and Mechanics) in the field of materials science. He has a patent. He led 10 national scientific projects and one international project with the University of Mons (Belgium). He has been a member and guest editor of some international conferences. He has participated in more than fifty international conferences as a participant ( with poster and oral presentations) and also as guest speaker. He is guest editor of the special issue on surface treatments.