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2013 EPD Congress Check out these new proceedings volumes from the TMS2013 Annual Meeting, available from publisher John Wiley & Sons: 4th International Symposium on High-Temperature Metallurgical Processing Characterization of Minerals, Metals, and Materials 2013 Energy Technology 2013 EPD Congress 2013 Friction Stir Welding and Processing VII Light Metals 2013 Magnesium Technology 2013 Materials Processing Fundamentals Ni-Co 2013 REWAS 2013 (CD) Supplemental Proceedings To purchase any of these books, visit www.wiley.com. TMS members: Log in to the Members Only area of www.tms.org and learn how to get your discount on these and other books offered by Wiley. 2013 EPD Congress Proceedings of the symposia sponsored by the Extraction & Processing Division (EPD) of The Minerals, Metals & Materials Society (TMS) Held during the TMS 2013 Annual Meeting & Exhibition San Antonio, Texas, USA March 3-7, 2013 Edited by Michael L. Free Andreas H. 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ISBN 978-1-11860-574-5 ISSN Number 1079-7580 Printed in the United States of America. 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 A John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Publication TABLE OF CONTENTS EPD Congress 2013 EPD Council 2013 .............................................................................................. xi EPD Honors and Awards 2013 ......................................................................... xiii Modeling of Multi-Scale Phenomena in Materials Processing - III Microstructure Evolution I Numerical Simulation of Solute Diffusion-Controlled Dendritic Growth with Cellular Automaton Method .................................................................................5 S. Luo, and M. Zhu Multi-Scale Modelling Using 3-Dimensional Adaptive Meshing with an Implicit, Multigrid Solver: A Crystallization Example ....................................... 13 A. Mullis, C. Goodyer, P. Bollada, and P. Jimack Modeling of Electromagnetic Stirring in the DC Casting of Aluminum with ANSYS ............................................................................................................... 21 S. Bogovalov, E. Pavlov, V. Timofeev, I. Tronin, and V. Kislov Microstructure Evolution II Computational Multi-Phase Modeling of Cast Energetic Materials ................... 31 R. Mudryy, and L. Nastac Large Scale Parallel Lattice Boltzmann Model of Dendritic Growth ................. 39 B. Jelinek, M. Eshraghi, and S. Felicelli Thin Wall Ductile Iron Castings Modeling by Cellular Automaton ................... 47 D. Gurgul, A. Burbelko, M. Górny, and W. Kapturkiewicz Coupled Flow-Thermal-Microstructural Modeling of the Scanning Laser Epitaxy Process ................................................................................................... 55 R. Acharya, J. Gambone, R. Bansal, P. Cilino, and S. Das v Heat Treatment Internal Stress Generation during Quenching of Thick Heat Treatable Aluminium Alloys .............................................................................................. 65 J. Drezet, N. Chobaut, P. Schloth, and H. van Swygenhoven A High Order Mathematical Model for Calculating Casting Temperature Field Based on ADI Method ...............................................................................73 X. Niu, W. Liang, and H. Hou Microstructure Evolution Modeling for Solution Treatment of Aluminum Alloys..................................................................................................................79 H. Yin, A. Sabau, T. Skszek, and X. Niu Yield Strength Prediction for Rapid Age-hardening Heat Treatment of Aluminum Alloys ...............................................................................................87 H. Yin, A. Sabau, G. Ludtka, T. Skszek, and X. Niu Microstructure Effects Study on Effects of Interfacial Anisotropy and Elastic Interaction on Morphology Evolution and Growth Kinetics of a Single Precipitate in Mg-Al Alloy by Phase Field Modelling .........................................................................97 G. Han, Z. Han, A. Luo, A. Sachdev, and B. Liu Simulation of Microstructural Morphology Evolution of Ni-45wt.%Mo Droplets during Rapid Solidification Process ...................................................107 J. Ma, J. Zhang, S. Zhao, and J. Zhao Fluid Dynamics and Solidification Numerical Simulating Study on the Solidification Process of Continuous Casting Billet .................................................................................................... 117 T. Zhang, J. Li, H. Yang, F. Song, and T. Huang Optimum Effect of Factors Influencing on Sacrificial Cathodic Protection for Steel Wall ....................................................................................................125 S. Kaskah Modeling on Fluid Flow and Inclusion Motion in a Continuous Casting FC-Mold ...........................................................................................................135 Q. Wang, S. Li, Y. Li, L. Zhang, and X. Wang vi Numerical Simulation of Temperature Field and Pressure in Super Large Regenerative Rotary Hearth Furnace ................................................................143 Q. Li, H. Lu, and L. Zhou Production, Refining and Recycling of Rare Earth Metals Production, Refining and Recycling of Rare Earth Metals The Ternary System Thermodynamics of Phase Diagram Analysis of Cerium Rare Earth Oxides in Supercritical Water .........................................................155 C. Li, H. Li, C. Jiao, Z. Zhang, and C. Wu Removing Aluminum from Chlorinated Rare Earth Solution by Hydrolysis ...165 S. Ding, W. Chen, C. Ji, Z. Shan, and F. Yan Solar Cell Silicon Silicon Production and Refining Production of Silicon from Silica: Solid-Oxide-Membrane Based Electrolysis Process ..........................................................................................177 Y. Jiang, J. Xu, B. Lo, U. Pal, and S. Basu Carbochlorination Reduction of Silica Oxides .................................................185 M. Song, M. Hu, L. Liu, Q. Deng, X. Lv, and C. Bai Solar Grade Silicon Purification Using Liquid Phase Migration Technique ....193 K. Matsunaga, T. Yoshikawa, and K. Morita Alloying Refining of Metallurgical Grade Silicon with Rare Earth Elements ..201 Y. Meteleva-Fischer, Y. Yang, R. Boom, B. Kraaijveld, and H. Kuntzel Effect of Oxygen and Carbon on Lifetime in Cz Silicon Pulled from Top-Cuts of Casted Multi-crystalline Ingot ......................................................211 S. Zhang, E. Øvrelid, Y. Hu, and G. Tranell vii Effect of Impurities in Monocrystalline Silicon for Solar Cells .......................219 M. Knudson, M. Juel, E. Øvrelid, and M. Di Sabatino Slag-based Refining of Silicon and Solar Cell Advances Reductive Removal of Phosphorus in Silicon Using CaO-CaF Slag ...............229 2 H. Kawamura, Y. Yanaba, T. Yoshikawa, and K. Morita Boron and Phosphors Distribution Equilibria among the Molten Si, Slag and Metal Phases .....................................................................................................237 K. Tang, E. Krystad, G. Tranell, and M. Tangstad Antireflective Silicon Nanostructures Fabricated by Cheap Chemical Etchant and Coated by Atomic Layer Deposited Al O Layer .........................243 2 3 Z. Yue, H. Shen, Y. Jiang, and Y. Teng General Poster Session General Session Application of Non-stationary Thermal Model for Simulation and Investigation of Heat and Refining Processes of Ti During EBMR .................253 K. Vutova, V. Donchev, V. Vassileva, D. Amalnerkar, N. Munirathnam, and T. Prakash Investigation of Optimum Cementation Conditions of Ruthenium with Experimental Design ........................................................................................261 B. Zeytuncu, M. Morcali, O. Çelik, and O. Yucel Kinetic Study of Recovery of Iron from Cassiterite Ore ..................................269 G. Onyedika, T. Onwumere, andM. Ogwuegbu Non-isothermal Kinetics Research of the Pellet under High Reduction Potential ...........................................................................................277 H. Zuo, K. Jiao, R. Xu, and J. Zhang Reduction of Pellets of Basic Oxygen Furnace (BOF) Dust Using Hydrogen ..........................................................................................................287 TMS, E. Junca, G. Rodrigues, V. Telles, D. Espinosa, and J. Tenório viii Author Index ..................................................................................................... 293 Subject Index .................................................................................................... 295 ix EPD Council 2012-2013 Adrian C. Deneys Chair Business Development Manager Praxair Inc. Mark E. Schlesinger Vice Chair Professor Missouri University of Science & Technology Thomas P. Battle Past Chair Senior Metallurgist Midrex Technologies Corby G. Anderson Membership & Student Development Cmte Representative Harrison-Western Professor of Metallurgical & Materials Engineering Colorado School of Mines Shijie Wang Hydrometallurgy & Electrometallurgy Cmte Chair Principal Advisor Rio Tinto Kennecott Utah Copper Corporation Kevin M. Jaansalu, PE Content Development & Dissemination Cmte Representative Associate Professor Royal Military College Jiann-Yang (James) Hwang Materials Characterization Cmte Chair Director Michigan Technological University Tao Jiang Pyrometallurgy Cmte Chair Northeastern University Anne Kvithyld Recycling & Environmental Technologies Cmte Chair Research Scientist SINTEF Lifeng Zhang Process Technology & Modeling Cmte Chair Dean University of Science & Technology Beijing xi

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