2013
DOI: 10.2355/isijinternational.53.511
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Development of FEM Simulator Combined with Camber Reducing Output Feedback Fuzzy Controller for Rough Rolling Process

Abstract: In hot rolling processes, the rough rolling process is an essential step for making the medium size bar for final strip products. After rough rolling, the bar usually has longitudinal bending called camber owing to several reasons. Camber should be reduced because it may cause various problems including clogging of finishing mill and strip edge folds. The difficulties to designing a camber-reducing controller are to have a good mathematical model of the rolling process and, consequently, lack of an appropriate… Show more

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“…[5][6][7][8][9] Shiraishi et al 10) introduced a modified exit-side curvature model that includes a camber change coefficient that should be tuned to account for various rolling conditions such as front and back tension. Jiong et al 11) constructed a three-dimensional simulator for the rough rolling process using FEM, in this work, an output feedback fuzzy controller that does not require a mathematical model is then designed to reduce camber including the lateral bar movement called side-slipping by tilting the roll. Kang et al 12) proposed a new model for curvature of the centerline at the exit side and the model assumes that the curved strip is generated only by the difference between the velocities of the sides of the strip.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[5][6][7][8][9] Shiraishi et al 10) introduced a modified exit-side curvature model that includes a camber change coefficient that should be tuned to account for various rolling conditions such as front and back tension. Jiong et al 11) constructed a three-dimensional simulator for the rough rolling process using FEM, in this work, an output feedback fuzzy controller that does not require a mathematical model is then designed to reduce camber including the lateral bar movement called side-slipping by tilting the roll. Kang et al 12) proposed a new model for curvature of the centerline at the exit side and the model assumes that the curved strip is generated only by the difference between the velocities of the sides of the strip.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, a serious strip camber also appeared on a 3000 mm mill of Handan Iron & Steel Corporation since 2012, and many influence factors, including wedge supplied strip, uneven temperature distribution of the strip, stiffness difference on both sides of the rolling mill, roll shape, EGC roll gap control etc., were analysed and finally the strip camber was improved to some degree by changing the installation position of the EGC sensor. A strip camber studied by Jeong et al 4 could be reduced by minimising the side-slipping and the bending from the rolling position to a certain distance. A new method, i.e.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, it is easy to guess that the camber reducing scheme that can be applied in the first rolling pass is advantageous. Jeong et al 8) suggested a camber reducing scheme which can also be applied in the first rolling pass by adopting an output feedback fuzzy controller that uses simple empirical rules. In this study, a FEM simulation was combined with the fuzzy controller to verify the scheme's effectiveness.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%