Rolling of a strip in a rolling train using the last stand of the rolling train as a tension reducer
AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorBerthold Botta
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AssigneeSiemens Aktiengesellschaft
InventorBerthold Botta
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A rolling train for rolling a strip has a number of rolling stands and a coiler. The rolling stands have work and backing rolls. Data of the strip are fed to a control device of the rolling train which determines individual pass reductions for the rolling stands based on the data. It controls the main rolling stands and the coiler such that the strip is rolled in the main rolling stands according to the individual pass reductions and then coiled up. It determines the individual pass reductions such that they are zero and controls the rolling stand arranged directly upstream of the coiler such that—with respect to this main rolling stand—the tension in the strip on the outlet side is less than on the inlet side, but the strip runs through this rolling stand without undergoing any forming, at least on one side.
An operating method for a rolling train for the rolling of a strip wherein
A control device for a rolling train, the rolling train comprising a number of main rolling stands and a coiler arranged downstream of the main rolling stands and the main rolling stands respectively having work rolls and at least backing rolls, the control device being operable to determine individual pass reductions for the main rolling stands on the basis of the data fed to it and to determine the individual pass reductions in such a way that the individual pass reduction of the main rolling stand arranged directly upstream of the coiler is zero, and to control the main rolling stands and the coiler in such a way that the strip is rolled in the main rolling stands in a way corresponding to the individual pass reductions determined and is then coiled up by the coiler and to control the main rolling stand arranged directly. upstream of the coiler in such a way that, with respect to this main rolling stand, the tension on the outlet side is less than the tension on the inlet side, but the strip runs through this main rolling stand without undergoing forming, at least on one side.
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