Strip guide for a strip-casting unit and adjusting device for the roller segments thereof
AssigneeSMS Demag AG
InventorsAxel Weyer, Peter Jonen
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AssigneeSMS Demag AG
InventorsAxel Weyer, Peter Jonen
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The invention relates to a strip guide for a strip casting unit, comprising at least two segments, in particular roller segments (1-4), each with a strip input side (2.1) and a strip output side (3.1) and a pair of roller supports, each with a number of support rollers (5), running along a support region. The roller supports are adjustable by means of, in particular, hydraulic adjuster units (8). According to the invention, the strip guide can be more flexibly embodied and the assembly and disassembly times reduced, whereby a mechanical connection (9) is provided between neighbouring segments (1-4) and, on fitting a cylinder pair (8.1-8.4) to the strip input side (2.1) of a segment (1-4), the adjustment movement occurs both on said side (2.1), as well as simultaneously on the strip output side (3.1) of a previous segment connected thereto. On fitting a cylinder pair (8.1-8.4) to the strip output side (3.1) of a segment (1 4), the adjustment movement thereof affects said side (3.1), and simultaneously the strip input side (2.1) of a subsequent section connected thereto.
A strand guide of a continuous casting plant, which comprises:
An adjusting method for segments of the strand guide of a continuous casting plant, which comprises at least two roll segments (1-4), each of which has a strand run-in end (2.1) and a strand run-out end (3.1) and a pair of roll supports, which can be adjusted by hydraulic adjusting units (8), the method including producing a flexible coupling (9) in adjacent segments (1-4) between the first segment (1) and the last segment (4), and operating the hydraulic adjusting units (8.1-8.4) to transmit force in the region of the connection so that an adjusting movement acting on one end (2.1) of a segment (1) is simultaneously transmitted to the other end (3.1) of an adjacent segment (2).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.