Abstract
For the rolling process, knowledge about interface conditions is important since it directly influences the maximum reduction ratio and thereby the num-ber of steps required for a given reduction. The mechanical properties of the produced sheet and the surface quality of it are also influenced by the fric-tion conditions. To achieve this important informa-tion, measurements of the normal pressure and friction stresses in the deformation zone are re-quested.
The direction of the friction stresses is changing during the rolling gap. At the entrance of the de-formation zone, the peripherical velocity of the roll is higher than for the incoming material, which causes frictional stresses at the material acting in the rolling direction. At the outlet of the rolling gap, the velocity of the deformed material exceeds the velocity of the roll, generating frictional stresses contrary to the direction of rolling. In a narrow area in the deformation zone, the velocity of the de-formed material is equal to the velocity of the rolls. This area or line is named “neutral line”. The posi-tion of the neutral line depends on friction, reduc-tion ratio, diameter of the rolls, and width of the sheet.
Original language | English |
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Title of host publication | STÅL 2004 |
Editors | Jernkontoret, Sweden |
Place of Publication | Stockholm |
Publisher | Jernkontoret |
Publication date | 2004 |
Publication status | Published - 2004 |
Event | STÅL 2004 - Borlänge, Sweden Duration: 5 Nov 2004 → … |
Conference
Conference | STÅL 2004 |
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Country/Territory | Sweden |
City | Borlänge |
Period | 05/11/2004 → … |