Rolling mill train system for the manufacture of hot rolled wide strip
AssigneeSMS Schloemann-Siegmag Aktiengesellschaft
InventorWolfgang Rohde
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Abstract
A method of producing a hot rolling wide strip in a rolling mill train, in which the strip leaving the breakdown train is treated in a roller hearth furnace, which is located downstream of the breakdown train and upstream of the cropping shears, to equalize the temperature along the entire strip length and, after leaving the roller hearth furnace is delivered at a constant velocity to the first stand of the finishing train, and is further finish-rolled in the finishing train operating at a constant velocity.
Claims5
A method of producing a hot rolled wide strip having a predetermined length, comprising the steps of:
- providing a rolling mill train including a break-down train having at least one stand, a roller hearth furnace arranged downstream of the break-down train, cropping shears arranged downstream of the roller hearth furnace, high pressure descaling means arranged downstream of the cropping shears, a finishing train having a plurality of stands arranged downstream of the descaling means, and a cooling path arranged downstream of the finishing train;
- rolling the strip in the break-down train;
- thereafter, equalizing temperature of the hot rolled wide strip leaving the break-down train along an entire length of the strip to a predetermined constant temperature in the roller heath furnace;
- delivering the strip from the roller hearth furnace through the cropping shears and the descaling measn to an inlet of a first stand of the finishing train at a same constant velocity;
- operating the finishing train at a constant rolling velocity, whereby the entire length of the strip leaves the finishing train ay a constant temperature between about 700.degree. C. to about 930.degree. C.;
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- cooling the hot rolled wide strip, which exits the finishing train, at a constant cooling speed to a constant reeling temperature in a cooling path.
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