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Abstract
The article presents a hybrid model dedicated to simulations of liquid metal flow and its solidification. The developed solution is a key component of the developed integrated modelling concept, which combines the advantages of physical and computer simulations, while the concept itself is the foundation of a scientific workshop oriented at high-temperature processes (close to solidus lines). Examples of test simulation results are presented, indicating that the adopted model assumptions are correct.
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1 Department of Applied Computer Science and Modeling, Faculty of Metals Engineering and Industrial Computer Science, AGH University of Science and Technology