Thermal behavior of steel rolling with nonconventional rolls
Abstract Many types of nonconventional rolls, including coated, sleeved, and carbide rolls, have been developed to improve roll surface strength to increase roll life. A study of the thermal behavior of the rolling process with these nonconventional rolls is presented in this article. A numerical mo...
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Abstract Many types of nonconventional rolls, including coated, sleeved, and carbide rolls, have been developed to improve roll surface strength to increase roll life. A study of the thermal behavior of the rolling process with these nonconventional rolls is presented in this article. A numerical model, previously developed for homogeneous rolls, has been modified to study the thermal response resulting from coating, sleeve, and carbide. Both cold- and hot-rolling processes under typical operating conditions are considered. First, a cold-rolling case previously considered was studied to demonstrate the validity of the modified version and then several other cases were investigated to assess the effects of using nonconventional rolls. The numerical results indicated that the effects of the coated, sleeved, and carbide rolls were favorable for increasing roll life. © The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society, and ASM International 1991 |
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