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Research Article

An analytical model for the prediction of rolling force of thin slab

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Pages 1210-1224 | Accepted 07 Aug 2022, Published online: 23 Aug 2022
 

ABSTRACT

A rolling force model is established by using the unified yield criterion, in which both the changes of the slab temperature and the radius of the roller are considered. In order to solve the integral problem of the nonlinear specific plastic work rate, the unified yield criterion is used to analyse a simplified velocity field, and the internal deformation power is derived. Then, the shear power and friction power are also calculated based on the velocity field, and the total power is obtained by summarising these derived formulas. Finally, the analytic solution of rolling force in terms of the unified yield criterion is obtained by the variational method. Thereafter, the measured data from one domestic factory is used to check the analytical solution of rolling force, in which the temperature drop from the slab inlet to its outlet is considered. Meanwhile, the roller flattening is also considered. It is shown from the comparison and discussion that: the Mises yield criterion that is a special case of the unified yield criterion is more accurate in predicting the rolling force; the thinner the slab is, the more the temperature drop is; the calculation results by considering the roll flattening are improved.

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Funding

This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China [52074187]; National Natural Science Foundation of China [U1960105]; Outstanding Youth Foundation of Hubei Province [BK20180095].

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