Key words: Speed and stretch control, Stretch-reducing tube mill (SRM). This paper shows the drive solution, the speed references calculation and the automatic control of all speeds range for the ...

This paper shows the drive solution, the speed references calculation and the automatic control of all speeds range for the assembly of the 24 stands belonging to a stretch-reducing mill for ...

This paper presents the drive solution, the requirements for dynamic behaviour of the speed regulated drives and the automation structure for a stretch-reducing mill for seamless having 28 rolling ...

Rolling load calculation: 3.1 Properties of Material to be used for Hot Rolling: Material – A36 Mild Steel UTS – 400 Mpa Yield Strength – 250 Mpa Elongation – 20% Carbon – 0.26 Density – 7800 kg/m^3 Poisons ratio – 0.26 Shear Modulus – 79.3 Gpa Table 1: Effect of Temp on UTS PASSES TEMPARATURE ( ̊C) ULTIMATE TENSILE STRENGTH ...

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rolls called roll bending machine, see Fig 8.16. Rotating rolls also can be used to straighten the rod or sheet metal, see Fig 8.17. Bending also can be carried on tandem rolling stands to bend the sheet metal in incremental stages (roll forming process), see Fig 8.18. There are also other special bending processes, like swivel

elastic stretch of the mill stand under the application of F. The forward slip f is a measure of the strip speed exit-ing the roll bite and is defined as.f V VV 0 = out-0 (3) A model presented in Ford et al. [11] for the forward slip in cold metal rolling is more useful for control develop-ment, except that for hot rolling, the empirical relation-

A guide to calculations relating to yarn and cloth and all processes of weaving.It includes reed count, reed width, Maximum EPI for a particular count, weave density, crimp percentage, cloth cover factor etc. Reed Count. It is calculated in stock port system.No. of dents in 2 inches is called Reed Count. Reed Count = EPI/ (1 + Weft crimp %age)

A high speed steel "G" drill is being used prior to reaming a 3/8 hole on a piece of 1095 steel with a brinnel hardness of 300. Calculate the RPM setting to perform the drilling and reaming operations. Cutting Speed = 40 (fpm) Diameter of Cutter = 0.3701 (G drill) Half the speed for reaming would be = 432 / 2 = 216 RPM for reaming.

An example of rolled material would be a rolled carpet or a rolled sheet of paper from the paper mill. The length units that can be used are yard, feet, inch, meter, centimeter, millimeter, mil, and micron. A mil is equal to one thouh of an inch. A micron is equal to one thouh of a millimeter. The initial units used in the table can ...

Consider two high roll mill as shown in the figure. For one revolution of the top roll the resultant rolling load P moves along the circumference of a circle equal to 2π.a Since there are two work rolls involved, the work done is equal to Work done =2 (2.π.a).P = 4P.π.a If N is the speed of rotation of the rolls then

PSTC-13 High Speed Unwind Adhesion of Pressure Sensitive Tapes PSTC-14 Adhesion of Pressure Sensitive Tapes to Fiberboard at 90° Angle and Constant Stress PSTC-15 Determination of Adhesion to Release Coated Substrates: Wet Spread Method PSTC-16 Loop Tack STAIN RESISTANCE TEST METHODS PSTC-21 Stain Test for Finishes

rolled to a thickness of 20 mm in one pass. The roll radius is 300 mm, and the rolls rotate at 100 rpm. Calculate the roll force and the power required. For annealed copper, it has a true stress of about 80 Mpa in the unstrained condition and at a true strain of 0.223, true stress is 280 Mpa.

tension because a small amount of stretch will cause a large drop in belt tension, creating slippage and reducing power transmission efficiency. During operation a flexible belt experiences three types of as it rotates around forces a pulley: • Working tension (tight side – slack side) • Bending • Centrifugal force

breast roll, couch roll, suction boxes, wire rolls, and other parts. The fabric on which the sheet of fibre is formed is a finely woven synthetic fabric of strands made of specially fine drawn and filaments, woven into a screen. Various types of weave are used to obtain maximum fabric life and to reduce wire marking on the wet sheet.

Tension is the most common control on web machinery. Good tension control is required to reduce waste and downtime. However, before you can effectively design much less operate tension controls, you must know what tension is best for your process and product. …

(Stepup - increase in roll root diameter from F1 to F2 and F3). With a 0.010" stepup (and proper mill drive trim) the fin passes will provide a stretch of 0.314" between passes at efficiency. In the real world stretch is limited by the frictional bite at the roll face to between 25 and 33 % 4

In this article it is discussed one of the main directions of improving the rolling tubes technology on a pipe-rolling plant with a continuous mill, in order to reduce the pipe-ends cut. A method for preliminary end sections thinning modes, calculating during rolling on a continuous mill, to compensate for wall subsequent thickening in the reduction mill, has been developed.

rolling mill to a thickness of 20 mm. The roll has a radius = 500 mm, and its speed = 30 m/min. The work material has a strength coefficient = 240 MPa and a strain hardening exponent = 0.2. Determine: (a) roll force, (b) roll torque, and (c) power required to accomplish this operation. (Hint: Assume that friction is insignificant in this ...

In tandem hot strip rolling mills, the roll speed of the mill stands is synchronized to ensure a uniform mass flow. A uniform mass flow is desirable to keep the strip tension constant and thus avoid large movements of the loopers which are located …

Key-Words: - stretch reducing mill, hot reducing tubes, energy, drive motor . 1 Introduction . The hot reducing process (or reduction) is a specific hot rolling method for tubes [1]. Further on the calculation methodology of all power, energy and thermal parameters is shown, that intervene in the hot reducing

2020 3 22 The rolling mill has a power capacity of 5 MW per roll. The rolls rotate at a constant angular speed of 100 rev/min. The steel work material has the following flow curve at the rolling temperature MPa. Assume the coefficient of friction µ= 0.2. Is the available rolling mill adequate for the desired operation m h i=75 mm h f = 60 mm

AdvantagesofAluminum Thepropertiesofaluminummakeitoneofthe mostadvantageousandversatilematerialsin usetoday.Aluminumis: Lightweight—Aluminumanditsalloys weigh ...

Reducing Fresh Water Usage 69 3.11 Cleaning of Paper Mill Effluent 70 References 71 CHAPTER 4 – TWIN-WIRE FORMERS 4.1 Blade Former 73 Drainage Process on a Blade Former 74 4.2 Roll Former 75 Drainage Process on a Roll Former 75 4.3 Hybrid Former 77 Valmet Sym-Former 77 Beloit Bel Bond 79 Voith DuoFormer D 80 4.4 Roll-blade Former 81

running the mill empty. Calculate the power consumption if 12 tonnes/h of this product is further crushed to 5 x 10 (-4) m size in the same mill? Assume that Rittinger'slaw is applicable. •It is desired to crush 10 ton/hr of iron ore hematite. The size of the feed is such that 80% passes a 72.6 mm screen, and 80% of product a 3.175mm screen.

finishing mills, which will roll the steel in tandem with one another. The workhorse roughing mill has 135" wide rolls for rolling 'broadside' (as the first roughing mill is commonly called) to make a slab wider. A 5,000 hp motor drives 42"-diameter work-rolls through 28:1 …

cylinders are used to apply a counteracting force on the work roll chocks to reduce the roll bending, thus controlling the cross profile partially. ... measured HGC pressure and can be used to calculate the mill stretch. The mill ... V – roll speed, F - roll force, a, b – constants. Figure 4

Ideal for loads up to approx. 2400-2600 lbs. 90 gauge is a starting thickness for a heavier film. The 18" and 20" 90 gauge and above is ideal for taller or heavier loads. Same strength as 12"-20" hand Stretch wrap. The ability to run with a higher tension with fewer tears. Excellent stretch rate and memory. 100 Gauge.

1 = Nip roll velocity E = Elasticity of the material A = Cross sectional area of the material The larger the elasticity (E), the less likely the material is to stretch. For most values of EA, use TORQUE CONTROL For stretchy material, where E is small, speed control can approach being as good as torque control

Tags Pickle Lines, Rolling Mills; Temper Pass or Skin Pass Rolling. Material can be reduced accurately while skin passing. Hot rolled steel coming from a steel mill or pickle line may need to be reduced 1% to 2% in thickness. This can be done on a coil-to-coil temper pass mill or in line on a cut-to length line.