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This document provides information about cold rolling mills and the cold rolling process. It discusses: - The basic components and functions of cold rolling mills, which refine the surface and improve properties of hot-rolled steel coils. - The differences between hot and cold rolling processes, with cold rolling providing closer tolerances and a wider range of finishes. - A flow chart outlining the key steps in cold rolling, including roll bending, additional bending, anti-bending, roll gap adjustment, and profile regulation using zone cooling.
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The document discusses the iron-carbon phase diagram and the microstructures that form in steels of different carbon compositions. It describes the phases in the Fe-C system including α-ferrite, γ-austenite, δ-ferrite, and Fe3C cementite. The eutectic and eutectoid reactions are identified. Microstructures that form in hypoeutectoid, eutectoid, and hypereutectoid steels upon slow cooling are discussed. These include proeutectoid ferrite or cementite plus pearlite. The lever rule is used to determine the fraction of phases. An example problem demonstrates using the phase diagram and lever rule to calculate phase compositions and
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Metal rolling is one of the most important metal forming processes. It involves plastically deforming metal between two rolls to reduce thickness and shape the metal. Most metals are hot rolled into basic shapes like blooms and slabs for further manufacturing. The rolls spin in opposite directions to feed and form the metal through compression. Friction must be controlled through lubrication. Rolling refines grain structure and spreads the width of the metal. Different roll materials, sizes, and mill configurations are used depending on the application. Surface defects can occur if scale or dirt are present while internal defects result from improper material distribution.
Chapter3 metal work, casting processes and heat treatment
Cold working processes like cold rolling and drawing are performed at room temperature to reduce the thickness and diameter of metals. Hot working processes such as forging and extrusion are conducted above the metal's recrystallization temperature to allow forming without exhausting ductility. Casting involves pouring molten metal into molds to manufacture complex parts. Common heat treatments include annealing to relieve stresses, normalizing for microstructure refinement, quenching for hardness, and tempering to reduce brittleness. Case hardening techniques like carburizing add carbon to the surface to create a hard exterior and tough interior.
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The document discusses hardenability, which is the ability of an alloy to form martensite and harden during heat treatment. It can be tested using the Jominy end-quench test, where a bar is heated and quenched at one end in water, causing a gradient of cooling rates and hardness levels along its length. Alloying elements like chromium, molybdenum, and nickel increase hardenability by shifting the CCT diagram to allow more martensite formation at a given cooling rate. The quenching medium, sample size, and alloy composition all impact the hardness profile achieved.
Study of Plain Carbon Steel
This document discusses plain carbon steel, which is an iron alloy containing a maximum of 1.5% carbon. It classifies plain carbon steels as low carbon (<0.25% C), medium carbon (0.3-0.6% C), or high carbon (0.6-2% C). Low carbon steel has good ductility but low strength, while high carbon steel has high strength but low ductility. Common impurities like silicon, manganese, sulfur, and phosphorus affect the properties. The document describes the microstructure and applications of each type of plain carbon steel.
Steelmaking, Shaping, Treating and Processing, Steel and Steel Products (Fast...
Steel is one of the most important and widely used products in the world. Currently, the steel industry is undergoing a process of change. As a result of ongoing technical and economic developments, the production and use of electric arc furnace steel is, beneath the steel production in a blast furnace, becoming increasingly important, continuously gaining share of world-wide steel production over the past 30 years.
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I have tried to give an idea that what pass designing actually is. How sophisticated is this apparently crude looking art of steel rolling.
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Heattreatment
The document discusses different methods for heat treating steels to alter their properties, including quenching and slow cooling. Quenching involves heating steel above its critical temperature and then rapidly cooling to transform austenite into martensite, hardening the steel. Slow cooling processes like normalizing, annealing, and spheroidizing involve heating steel and then allowing it to cool slowly to produce different microstructures like pearlite.
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This document provides an overview of the Bangladesh Steel Re-Rolling Mill (BSRM). It discusses the steel sector in Bangladesh, BSRM's production capacity and products. It then describes the various departments and processes within BSRM, including the water treatment plant, furnace, mill area, finishing area, overhead cranes, utilities like hydraulics and lubrication, quality assurance, rebar characteristics, and workshop facilities. BSRM is one of the largest steel producers in Bangladesh, with an annual production of around 7 lakh tons of reinforcing steel bars using automated re-rolling mill processes.
Factors That Affects Properties Of Steel
Topic related to material science and metallurgy, Includes basic information about steel.Also the Iron-Iron Carbon Diagrams and its structures with various features of fe-c diagram.
U4 p1 metal forming processes
This document provides an overview of various metal forming processes taught in a Manufacturing Technology II course. It discusses processes like rolling, forging, extrusion, drawing, bending, and high-energy rate forming. For each process, it describes the basic mechanics, advantages, disadvantages, applications, and defects. It also defines key terms like hot working, cold working, and gives examples of specific processes like wire drawing, tube drawing, and thread rolling. Overall, the document serves as teaching material covering essential information on different metal forming techniques.
Steel manufacturing process
The document summarizes the process of converting iron ore into steel. It involves two main steps:
1. Production of molten iron from iron oxides through reduction in rotary kilns using carbon monoxide produced from coal and limestone. This yields a product called RPCC that is around 70% metallic iron.
2. Steel making which involves removing impurities from the molten iron through oxidation and producing molten steel. Key processes include vanadium recovery, using oxygen to create slag and stirring the metal, and the KOBM process to blow oxygen and further purify the molten iron into steel.
Heat treatment of steels- I
This presentation gives a brief introduction to heat treatment of steels.
Keywords: Iron-carbon diagram, TTT curves, Annealing, Normalizing, Hardening, Tempering, Subzero treatment, Patenting
Billet defects pinhole and blowhole formation, prevention and evolution
Pin holes as a surface defect, and blow holes as an inner defect, occur in billet / bloom / beam blank casting, particularly for Si-Mn killed steel cast with metering nozzle and oil lubrication. If they are present in abundance or have a large size, they may originate defects in the rolled products. Their characteristics, factors behind their formation, as well as usual processing conditions that promote their occurrence are discussed. Finally, the evolution of these defects during reheating and rolling is analyzed, with industrial examples.
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- 1. STEEL MANUFACTURING Cold Rolling Mill
- 2. INTRODUCTION:- COLD ROLLING MILL The cold rolli ng mill is used to pass hot-rolled coils produced from the hot rolling mill between two rotating rolls and produce products of the desired thickness. The cold rolling process provides a more refined surface, improved mechanical properties and excellent thickness product precision. Cold rolling mills are largely divided into the TCM (Tandem Cold Rolling Mill) and the RCM (Reversing Cold Rolling Mill). In the TCM, material passes 5 or 6 rolling mills continuously to obtain the desired thickness, while in the RCM, material passes a single rolling mill multiple times.
- 3. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HOT AND COLD ROLLING MACHINE 1. HOT ROLLING MACHINE:- Hot rolling is a mill process which involves rolling the steel at a high temperature (typically at a temperature over 1700° F), which is above the steel’s recrystallization temperature. Hot rolled steel is typically cheaper than cold rolled steel due to the fact that it is often manufactured without any delays in the process, and therefore the reheating of the steel is not required (as it is with cold rolled). When the steel cools off it will shrink slightly thus giving less control on the size and shape of the finished product when compared to cold rolled.
- 4. ● COLD ROLLING MACHINE:- 1. Cold rolled steel is essentially hot rolled steel that has had further processing. 2. The steel is processed further in cold reduction mills, where the material is cooled (at room temperature) followed by annealing and/or tempers rolling. 3. This process will produce steel with closer dimensional tolerances and a wider range of surface finishes.
- 5. COLD ROLLING MILL FLOW CHART:-
- 6. ROLL BENDING 26 zones(stressometer) divided into 4 groups(S1,S2,S3,S4) S(Roll bend degree) = (24*(2*(S1+S4)-S2-S3))/10*L. L= Number of stress meter in contact with the strip. S(delta) = (S(required profile)-S(current profile))*k Then analog signal is send in order to provide the correct roll bending. Roll bending produces a cylindrical shaped product from plate
- 8. ANTI BENDING
- 9. Adjusting with the help of roll bending we can use tension measurement/value in all 26 zones
- 10. ROLL GAP INTRODUCTION:- Tension in the strip is adjust using roll gap adjustment. Press down screws are used to optimize tension. On the side where the tension is more to decrease it we use press down screws. Threshold Tension is 20N/mm^2.
- 11. STRIP PROFILE
- 13. ROLL GAP(WRAPPING) 26 zones(stressometer) divided into 4 groups. S(Roll gap degree) = (4*(S1+S2-S3-S4))/L. L= Number of stress meter in contact with the strip. S(delta) = S(required profile)-S(current profile) We can remove the defects with the help of comparaters.
- 14. CONTINUE.. If there is signal that mill is ready to available or working and speed more than 3.9m/sec roll gap adjust start to work with 10sec delay time.The time of pulse is 4.5 sec. If rolling pressure is more than 40N/mm*mm or less than -40N/mm*mm than pulse with 500 millisecond with 20m/sec turn-on delay is created. If rolling pressure is more than 16N/mm*mm or less than -16N/mm*mm there is impulse time 250milli sec with 500 milli sec turn-on delay time.The time of pulse is 2.75sec.
- 15. Profile Regulation & Temperature Control Detailed Analysis In this Section we remove local errors in flatness. (for eg. bubbles in metal sheet) Removes Phenomenon bend from the steel sheet.
- 16. Principle Of Working Zone Cooling Working Theory Step 1: Stressometer evaluates the input signals. Step 2: Commands are delivered for Cooling. Step 3: Coolant materials are thereafter supplied to Sprayers.
- 17. Specifications About Zone Cooling Working Theory : Sprayers here assure the optimal flatness of the sheet. Powering on sprayers depends on the specific profile. Received values on every zone come to filters with reaction time equals 4.5 seconds. (these filters are used to control the flow of coolants from the sprayers)
- 18. There are 2 types of Cooling processes for steel sheets: 1. Basic Cooling 2. Selective Cooling
- 19. Basic Cooling Process : Basic coolants are supplied in all zones except of 1st & last zone. If speed goes below 4 m/s , basic cooling goes impulsive. ( switching on & off again and again ). Intensity of sprayers decreases more when speed goes below 1 m/s. (IMPULSIVE: At this speed we open the sprayer for 6 sec and then stops again for 6 seconds, this cycle goes on.)
- 20. SELECTIVE COOLING PROCESS : This process is followed only in special zones (Special zones are those having -5 to -15 N/mm^2 tension) These Deviations are different from values in separate zones but depend on specific profile. (Eg: 23 zone at 14 profile must have tension 10 N/mm^2) In this cooling sprayers deliver cooling materials untill the tension becomes 5 N/mm^2 in this zone.
- 21. SELECTIVE COOLING PROCESS : Quantity of sprayers vary from 5 to 15 in this zone but the recommended quantity is from 7 to 10 and in this recommended quantity, selective cooling assures maximum cooling effect. Zones in which cooling liquid is supplied, is defined dynamic starting zone.
- 22. SELECTIVE COOLING PROCESS : We burn the metal then by increasing the pressure and then basic cooling make it flat. Zone displacement depends on changing value of tension in zone but it can’t be more than -5 N/mm^2 and less than -40 N/mm^2.
- 23. SELECTIVE COOLING PROCESS : Working Principle For Selective Cooling :
- 24. Profile Regulation of Cooling Stands :