B21B2203/44

ROLLING MILL, COLD ROLLING METHOD, AND METHOD FOR PRODUCING STEEL SHEET

A rolling mill includes a plurality of stands configured to roll a material to be rolled, wherein at least one stand, among the stands, includes: at least one pair of rolling mill rolls; a roll chock that rotatably support the rolling mill rolls; and a roll chock liner that includes a first liner plate mounted on the roll chock, a second liner plate stacked on the first liner plate in a rolling direction, and an elastic member interposed between the first liner plate and the second liner plate.

Roll stand, rolling system and method for actively damping vibrations in a roll stand

The invention relates to a roll stand (2) for rolling, in particular cold-rolling, metal products, comprising at least one actuator (16) which can be actuated for actively damping vibrations in the roll stand (2), and at least one supporting roll (10) which is non-adjustable or can be adjusted exclusively via a readjusting device for pass line adjustment (13) of the roll stand (2) for supporting a working roll (5) and/or intermediate roll of the roll stand (2), wherein the supporting roll (10) is guided at the ends via a respective bearing unit (11) on a rack (8) of the roll stand (2). In order to enable an optimal active damping of vibrations in a roll stand (2) of this type with low engineering effort, the invention proposes that the supporting roll (10) is supported on the actuator (16) via at least one bearing unit (11) and that the actuator (16) is supported on a section (17) of the rack (8) either directly or indirectly via at least one component (14) of the readjustment device (13).

Process damping of self-excited third octave mill vibration

Control of self-excited third octave vibration in a metal rolling mill can be achieved by adjusting the tension of the metal strip as it enters a stand. Self-excited third octave vibration can be detected and/or measured by one or more sensors. A high-speed tension adjustor can rapidly adjust the entry tension of the metal strip (e.g., as the metal strip enters a mill stand) to compensate for the detected self-excited third octave vibration. High-speed tension adjustors can include any combination of hydraulic or piezoelectric actuators coupled to the center roll of a bridle roll to rapidly raise or lower the roll and thus induce rapid tension adjustments in the strip. Other high-speed tension adjustors can be used.

ROLL STAND, ROLLING SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ACTIVELY DAMPING VIBRATIONS IN A ROLL STAND

The invention relates to a roll stand (2) for rolling, in particular cold-rolling, metal products, comprising at least one actuator (16) which can be actuated for actively damping vibrations in the roll stand (2), and at least one supporting roll (10) which is non-adjustable or can be adjusted exclusively via a readjusting device for pass line adjustment (13) of the roll stand (2) for supporting a working roll (5) and/or intermediate roll of the roll stand (2), wherein the supporting roll (10) is guided at the ends via a respective bearing unit (11) on a rack (8) of the roll stand (2). In order to enable an optimal active damping of vibrations in a roll stand (2) of this type with low engineering effort, the invention proposes that the supporting roll (10) is supported on the actuator (16) via at least one bearing unit (11) and that the actuator (16) is supported on a section (17) of the rack (8) either directly or indirectly via at least one component (14) of the readjustment device (13)

Rolling mill third octave chatter control by process damping
10065225 · 2018-09-04 · ·

Control of third octave vibrations in a mill stand can be achieved using a high-speed piezoelectric assist coupled to a hydraulic gap cylinder to increase the damping of the roll stack. Vertical movements of the roll stack (e.g., the top work roll) can be determined through observation (e.g., measurement) of hydraulic fluid pressure of the hydraulic cylinder or entry tension of the metal strip. After determining vertical movements of the roll stack, a desired change in hydraulic pressure can be determined to overcome, reduce, or prevent third octave vibration. This desired change in hydraulic pressure can be effectuated at high speeds (e.g., at or above approximately 90 hertz) using the piezoelectric assist.

Vibration damping system by means of a hydraulic actuation system

A vibration damping system by means of a hydraulic actuation system, in particular for rolling mills, comprising at least one hydraulic actuator (1) having a movable part (11) and a corresponding hydraulic feeding circuit (2), and hydraulic damping means (3) for a vibrating force acting on the movable part (11) of the hydraulic actuator (1); the damping means (3) being connected to the hydraulic circuit (2) to actuate a damping of the vibrating force, wherein that the damping means (3) comprise a double chamber cylinder (31) having a first chamber (34) hydraulically connected to the hydraulic circuit (2), and a movable part (35) connected to an electric damping part (32), with the first chamber (34) hydraulically connected to and communicating with the second chamber (33) of the double chamber cylinder (31) by means of a calibrated pipe (36).

CONSTRUCTIVE DESIGN AND ARRANGEMENT OF A DISSIPATOR FOR SUPPRESSING VIBRATIONS IN A ROLL STAND

A dissipator includes a hydraulic inductor, a hydraulic resistor and a hydraulic capacitor for damping vibrations in a roll stand for producing flat metal rolled material. The dissipator has an intermediate piece with a first hydraulic interface for directly hydraulically-mechanically linking to an adjusting cylinder of the roll stand. Via a second hydraulic interface, a valve block with a control valve for the adjusting cylinder can be directly hydraulically-mechanically linked to the dissipator. The intermediate piece can be formed as a rigid block, to which the hydraulic resistor and the hydraulic capacitor are detachably fluidically connected. The hydraulic inductor is introduced into the block, preferably in the form of a tubular cavity and fluidically connected to the first and second hydraulic interfaces.