FEM Analysis of Profile Control Capability during Rolling in a 6-High CVC Cold Rolling Mill

Ke Zhi Linghu; Zheng Yi Jiang; Fei Li; Jing Wei Zhao; Meng Yu; Yong Qiang Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.988.257

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FEM Analysis of Profile Control Capability during Rolling in a 6-High CVC Cold Rolling Mill

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A 3D elastic-plastic finite element method (FEM) model of cold strip rolling for 6-high continuous variable crown (CVC) rolling mill was developed. The rolling force distributions were obtained by the internal iteration processes. The calculated error has been significantly reduced by the developed model. the absolute error between the simulated results and the actual values is obtained to be less than 10μm, and relative error is less than 1%. The developed model is significant in investigating the profile control capability of the CVC cold rolling mill in terms of work roll bending, intermediate roll bending and intermediate roll shifting.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 988)

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July 2014

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Ke Zhi Linghu*, Zheng Yi Jiang, Fei Li, Jing Wei Zhao, Meng Yu, Yong Qiang Wang

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6-High, Cold Rolling, CVC, FEM, Profile

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