Digitalization in Hot and Cold Rolling Mills

Joachim Ohlert; August Sprock; Peter Sudau

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.854.215

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Digitalization in Hot and Cold Rolling Mills

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The demands made by the market on the steel industry will again become significantly greater in the near future.Examples of this are the expansion of the product mix, the production of smaller batch sizes, higher quality requirements, and lower prices. The paper presents possible responses of the equipment builder to these challenges. Digitalisation concepts should in particular support production engineering (hot/cold rolling) to the effect that new, mostly high-strength materials can be produced in an economically efficient way to hence allow their speedy introduction on the market.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 854)

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May 2016

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Joachim Ohlert, August Sprock, Peter Sudau

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Assistance Systems, Autonomous Process, Coupling of Autonomous Processes, Data Digging, Intelligent Component

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