Numerical Simulation and Experimental Study on Corrugated Waist Rail with Universal Rolling

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The rolling process of corrugated waist rail is simulated by explicit dynamic FEM. The influence of rolling velocity, reduction and the initial thickness on the rolling force is analyzed. The rolling corrugated waist rail is experimented on the three-stands universal mill of Yanshan University. At the same rolling condition, the rolling force obtained from experiment is coincident with the simulation, this proves the theory analysis is correct. Therefore, the rolling parameters obtained from simulation can be instructive to the production site.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 83-86)

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222-229

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December 2009

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