Model Deduction of Rolling Tension Building Process

Shen Bai Zheng; Hong Bin Li; Tao Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.291-294.621

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Model Deduction of Rolling Tension Building Process

Abstract:

Using elongation model by drawing force, a dynamic tension equation is directly established. The new tension formula has the peak in the early pulling intuitively based on the velocity difference, and considering not only the surface sliding change between the rolled-piece and the roll but also the motor inertia with load.