Authors
Christian Jung, Martin Zaefferer, Thomas Bartz-Beielstein, Günter Rudolph
Publication date
2017/4
Journal
The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
Volume
90
Pages
421-435
Publisher
Springer London
Description
To maximize the throughput of a hot rolling mill, the number of passes has to be reduced. This can be achieved by maximizing the thickness reduction in each pass. For this purpose, exact predictions of roll force and torque are required. Hence, the predictive models that describe the physical behavior of the product have to be accurate and cover a wide range of different materials. Due to market requirements, a lot of new materials are tested and rolled. If these materials are chosen to be rolled more often, a suitable flow curve has to be established. It is not reasonable to determine those flow curves in laboratory, because of costs and time. A strong demand for quick parameter determination and the optimization of flow curve parameter with minimum costs is the logical consequence. Therefore, parameter estimation and the optimization with real data, which were collected during previous runs, is a promising …
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Scholar articles
C Jung, M Zaefferer, T Bartz-Beielstein, G Rudolph - The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing …, 2017