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Synopsis: As the aluminium in galvanizing bath is consumed through the reaction of dross and the alloy—layer formation, it is usually difficult to keep the aluminium content in the bath at a predetermined value. On the basis of our recent results, the aluminium content in tailored zinc required to keep the aluminium content in the bath at a desired level has been calculated. The aluminium content in tailored zinc(yT) can be expreessd as the sum of the aluminium concentration in liquid zinc (y) and the amount of aluminium consumed, in concentration, through dross and alloylayer formations: yT=y+(a△W1+b△W2)・200/w where w is coating weight of sheet, and •¢W1 and •¢W2 are iron dissolved and iron in alloy layer, respectively. Under conditions of sheet temperature of 470•Ž, line speed of 100m/min and coating weight of 305

Amount of Aluminium Addition Required in Continuous Galvanizing Baths