This paper presents the results of dynamic rolling experiments examining the variations in rolling force, back tension and roll gap in response to a sinusoidal dynamic component of various frequencies being superimposed on the roll gap or back tension. Comparisons between the experimental results and the corresponding simulation results are also presented to investigate the validity of the new dynamic model of the rolling process presented in Part 1 of this paper.

Issue Section:
Research Papers
Topics:
Chatter, Dynamic models, Simulation results, Strips, Tension
1.
Chefneux, L., Fischbach, J-P., and Gouzou, J., 1980, “Study and Control of Chatter in Cold Rolling,” Iron and Steel Engineer, pp. 17–26.
2.
Tamiya, T., Furui, K., and Iida, H., 1980, “Analysis of Chattering Phenomenon in Cold Rolling,” Proc. of Inter. Conf. on Steel Rolling, ISIJ, Tokyo, pp. 1191–1202.
3.
Tlusty
J.
,
Chandra
G.
,
Critchley
S.
, and
Paton
D.
,
1982
, “
Chatter in Cold Rolling
,”
Annals of the CIRP
, Vol.
31
, No.
1
, pp.
195
–
199
.
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