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Analysis of chattering phenomenon in industrial S6-high rolling mill. Part 2: Experimental study

Papini S., Valigi M. C.

Diagnostyka

2016

Vol. 17, No. 4

27--32

The paper represents an extension of a previous work where the problem of chatter in a rolling mill producing advanced high-strength steels (AHSS) was investigated by a combination of a linear lumped parameter model and the slab analysis. In this paper the authors show the detailed experimental study of the problem with a complete description of all the phases related to the vibrational investigation that lead to the solution of the problem. Furthermore, a different model based on the Orowan’s method together with a nonlinear model of the rolling mill is presented and simulations are performed.

Analysis of chattering phenomenon in industrial S6-high rolling mill

Valigi M. C., Papini S.

Diagnostyka

2013

Vol. 14, No. 3

3--8

Chatter in rolling mills is the undesirable vibration observed in most of the rolling mills operating at high speed and rolling thin strip. In this work the authors discuss some problems relative to the vibrations occurring in a S6-high cold rolling mill. It can result in not good surface finish for some applications and, rare cases, in gauge variations in the rolled strip and it is considered to be the result of interaction between rolling mill structure and rolling-process. Three basic types of chatter can be classified in rolling mills: torsional, third-octave mode, and fifth-octave-mode chatter. S6-high rolling mill is an innovative mode to work the steel: it allows the use of very small work rolls laterally guided by individually adjustable side support rolls, which are supported by two rows of roller bearings mounted in cassettes. It has six rolls able to roll steel strip coming directly from hot rolling mill train. A proposed solution based on empirical observations, vibration analysis and considerations of a model is described with the aim to improve the quality of the product and increasing production.