Friction and Bitten Condition in Cold Ring Rolling

Z.J. Zuo; J.J. Yang; W.X. Yu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.83-86.101

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Friction and Bitten Condition in Cold Ring Rolling

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Analytic calculation and Finite Element Method simulation are used to research the relationship between friction and bitten condition in cold ring rolling. It is found: if the ring can’t be bitten in groove, rolling process will be stopped. The rolling force will increase rapidly, which will cause the breakage of rolls and equipment. When the feed velocity and other technical parameters are kept unchanged, the bitten condition will be disappeared with the process of ring rolling even if the ring can be bitten at the beginning stage.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 83-86)

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Z.J. Zuo, J.J. Yang, W.X. Yu

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Bitten Condition, Cold Ring Rolling, Friction

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