Identification and Prediction of Surface Topography with Regard to Variable Conditions of Cold Rolling Process

Jan Valíček; Marta Harničarová; Pavel Koštial; Zora Jančíková; J. Zavadil; Milena Kušnerová

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.607.5

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Identification and Prediction of Surface Topography with Regard to Variable Conditions of Cold Rolling Process
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Identification and Prediction of Surface Topography with Regard to Variable Conditions of Cold Rolling Process

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Contribution of the work consists in creation of a mathematical model (algorithm) for prediction of technological parameters of the two-high rolling stand DUO 210 Sva and Q110 at change of the absolute reduction Δh, for example for a deep-drawing steel and of the brand KOHAL grade 697 and low carbon steel, as well as generally speaking for any rolled material. It is possible to identify and predict on the basis of this algorithm an instant state of surface topography in respect to variable technological conditions. On this basis it is then possible to calculate and plot individual main technological parameters.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 607)

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April 2014

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Jan Valíček*, Marta Harničarová, Pavel Koštial, Zora Jančíková, J. Zavadil, Milena Kušnerová

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Absolute Reduction, Cold Longitudinal Rolling, Rolled Sheet Quality, Rolling Force, Surface Topography

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