Journal
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ADVANCED MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY
Volume 91, Issue 5-8, Pages 2725-2732Publisher
SPRINGER LONDON LTD
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-016-9910-8
Keywords
Lubrication; Profile and flatness control; Work roll wear; Finite element analysis; Hot strip rolling
Funding
- Annual Innovation Methods Project of Ministry of Science and Technology of the People's Republic of China [2016IM010300]
- Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education of China [20120006110015]
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The influence of lubrication on profile and flatness control during asymmetry self-compensating work roll (ASR) hot strip rolling process is studied in order to meet the requirement of schedule-free rolling (SFR) campaigns for non-oriented electrical steel production with identical strip width. The effects of lubrication on rolling force, surface topography, and work roll wear are analyzed through experimental data. A work roll wear model for a wide non-oriented electrical steel production considered lubrication during the hot rolling process is built, which can accurately reflect the work roll wear during the hot rolling process with lubrication. A 3D finite element model for roll stack considering lubrication is built. The effects of shifting strategy on ASR work roll wear contour, loaded roll gap crown, and edge drop are analyzed based on the models. The optimal shifting rhythm is 1, and the optimal shifting step is 2 similar to 3 mm. By combining the ASR technology with lubrication, the life of work rolls expands from 70 to 100 similar to 150 by different shifting step, the loaded roll gap crown can be efficiently controlled by bending force and the edge drop control ability can be improved efficiently within an entire rolling campaign.
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