Roller framework having a framework cooler for cooling a steel band
AssigneePrimetals Technologies Austria GmbH
InventorsThomas Lengauer, Bernd Linzer, Alois Seilinger, Michael Zahedi
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AssigneePrimetals Technologies Austria GmbH
InventorsThomas Lengauer, Bernd Linzer, Alois Seilinger, Michael Zahedi
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A framework cooler (20) for cooling a steel strip (50), installed in a roller framework (11), in place of the work rolls (5) and their associated installation pieces (5a and 5b). The framework cooler (20) is sized to be installed into the roller framework (11) through the operator-side roller stands (1) of the roller framework (11). The cooler (20) includes a lower (21b) and an upper water tank (21a), each having a connection (22) for a coolant, and includes a plurality of cooling nozzles (23), or cooling tubes (23a) arranged in the depth direction (T) of the framework cooler (20) or at least one cooling slot (24) extending in the depth direction (T). The bottom and top sides of the steel strip (50) may be cooled.
A method for installing a stand cooler for cooling a steel strip in a roll stand of a rolling train, wherein the stand cooler comprises a coolant supply comprising a lower coolant tank and an upper coolant tank, each coolant tank having one connector for a coolant, and having a coolant outlet positioned in the depth direction of the stand cooler, the coolant outlet comprising a plurality of cooling nozzles or cooling pipes or at least one cooling slot;
A method for uninstalling a stand cooler for cooling a steel strip from a roll stand of a rolling train, wherein the stand cooler comprises a lower coolant tank and an upper coolant tank, wherein the lower coolant tank and the upper coolant tank each have one connector for receiving a coolant and a coolant outlet positioned in a depth direction of the stand cooler, the coolant outlet comprising a plurality of cooling nozzles or cooling pipes or at least one cooling slot, the method comprising:
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