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Performance Increase in Continuous Casting of Steel by Adhesive Bonding

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Acknowledgements

The project was carried out in cooperation with the Institute of Energy Systems and Fluid Engineering (IEFE) of the ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences. Thanks to the comprehensive contribution to cooling optimisation by means of innovative surface modifications, the service life of the mold could be significantly increased. The authors thank the ZHAW project partners and look forward to further exciting cooperation. The authors also thank the Commission for Technology and Innovation CTI (now Innosuisse), which supported this project (CTI No. 17806).

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  1. IWK Institute for Material Technologies and Plastics Processing, HSR University of Applied Sciences Rapperswil, Switzerland

    Claudio Corbisieri B.Sc. FH (is master student, project leader and teaches engineering mechanics at IWK Institute for Material Technologies and Plastics Processing)

  2. IWK, Switzerland

    Dominik Stapf (deputy head of department and head of test engineering at IWK),  Pierre Jousset (head of the joining technologies department at IWK) &  Gion Andrea Barandun (head of the composite and lightweight design department at IWK)

  3. SMS Concast AG, Zurich, Switzerland

    Oliver Mathews B.Eng. (development engineer at SMS Concast AG in Zurich) &  Stephan Feldhaus (Executive Vice President Technology at SMS Concast AG in Zurich)

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Correspondence to Claudio Corbisieri B.Sc. FH.

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Corbisieri, C., Stapf, D., Jousset, P. et al. Performance Increase in Continuous Casting of Steel by Adhesive Bonding. Adhes Adhes Sealants 15, 12–17 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s35784-018-0015-7

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