Abstract

The purpose of the work is an experimental study of the process of square sections rolling on the rolling mill 800 to determine the influence of rolling parameters on the dimensions and length of the roll. During the study, variations in ingot mass, rolling dimensions, and rolling length were determined, regression equations and correlation coefficients were obtained for the dependence of rolling dimensions and length on the ingot mass, changes in interroll gap and time delay before the finishing stand. It was established that the ingot mass variates within significant limits - 638 kg, which is caused by the melt mass variations. Variations in the mass of the ingot within one ingot mold stool are caused by the dimensions of the ingot molds and are within 154 kg. Variations in the dimensions of the roll are carried out within the following limits: thickness - 1.0 mm, width - 0.5 mm, length - 5.3 m. The change of the interroll gap can be used to correct the length of the finished roll in a small range of lengths, if the mass variations occur within accuracy of ingot casting on one ingot mold stool. It is necessary to take additional measures to stabilize the weight of the ingot. The influence of delays in the rolling train, which occur during rolling and lead to instability of the rolling temperature regime, for this type of profiles does not significantly affect the dimensions of the cross section and the length of the roll.

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