New Six-High Mills in Cold Tandem Rolling - Control Strategies and Performance Characteristics

Qing Dong Zhang; Xian Lin Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.572.1

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New Six-High Mills in Cold Tandem Rolling - Control Strategies and Performance Characteristics

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Two new types of six-high cold mills, CVC6 and UCMW, are equally equipped with perfect control systems to meet demands for thinner sheet products with better profile and flatness but diverse from each other in strategy of control. To strike a balance between them is the problem for analysis.

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Qing Dong Zhang, Xian Lin Chen

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Flatness Control, Mill Type, TCM

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