The Application of Physical Simulation in Hot and Cold Rolling of Steels

Fulvio Siciliano

doi:10.4028/p-wJE267

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The Application of Physical Simulation in Hot and Cold Rolling of Steels

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Physical simulation is a well-known tool for cloning industrial rolling conditions and generating large quantities of useful data. Physical simulation allows not only considerable time and resources savings in the development process but also product quality improvement. Additionally, physical simulation enables risk-free experiments and at negligible cost when compared to full-scale trials. In this paper, three physical simulation cases are presented. All cases are applicable to steel hot rolling or post cold rolling: (1) a strip rolling simulation where the roll forces are predicted, (2) a plate rolling simulation aiming improvement in mechanical properties and (3) a continuous annealing line case where the increase in the line speed generated a large raise in profit and productivity.

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Continuous Annealing, Hot Rolling, Physical Simulation, Steel Processing

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