1993
DOI: 10.1002/srin.199301571
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Physical modelling of edge rolling in plate mill with plasticine

Abstract: In the plate mill edge rolling is often used to increase yields by reducing defective end shapes. In this study, the effect of process variables in edge rolling on the plane view pattern of the plate was examined by a physical modelling technique with plasticine model material. The prime consideration was given to obtain information on the shape defects of plate such as overlap, width shortage, crop length, bUlging and buckling with respect to process variables which is difficult to check in detail on the shop… Show more

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“…Scholars worldwide have conducted extensive research on predicting the planar shape of rolled products during the rolling process, leading to significant achievements [8]. For example, a planar shape prediction model has been developed using regression algorithms that determine the functional relationship between rolling parameters and the planar shape of rolled products based on a large volume of experimental data [9][10][11]. Additionally, recent advances in artificial intelligence technology have enabled the use of intelligent techniques in rolling technology development.…”
Section: Overview Of Planar Shape Prediction Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Scholars worldwide have conducted extensive research on predicting the planar shape of rolled products during the rolling process, leading to significant achievements [8]. For example, a planar shape prediction model has been developed using regression algorithms that determine the functional relationship between rolling parameters and the planar shape of rolled products based on a large volume of experimental data [9][10][11]. Additionally, recent advances in artificial intelligence technology have enabled the use of intelligent techniques in rolling technology development.…”
Section: Overview Of Planar Shape Prediction Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They proposed a method to decrease the magnitude of shape defects of plate such as fishtail and overlap, which are generated at the end of the plate. Moon et al (1993) performed an experiment on edge rolling of plate using modeling clay (Plasticine). They proposed a method to decrease the magnitude of shape defects of plate such as overlap and bulging, which are generated at the side of the plate.…”
Section: Related Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In turn, it is very rarely that one can come across a study which discusses the tests results of a simulation of processes involving other states of stress. Those infrequent cases include: physical modelling of tube blank rolling [8], longitudinal rolling of metal sheets [24], longitudinal rolling of sections [5] and bending thick metal sheets [21], or helical rolling of tubes [23]. The selection of the modelling material also strongly depends on the simulated phenomenon, while being less dependent on the measurement method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%