Controlling the surface roughness of cold-rolled strip. Part 1

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Abstract
Three articles will describe three stages in the development of an automatic control system for the surface roughness of rolled strip: (1) analysis of the formation of surface roughness; (2) its mathematical description; (3) development of a control algorithm. In the first part, we consider the basic factors that determine strip roughness. An approach to developing a mathematical model of the surface-roughness formation on cold-rolled strip is proposed. A model is developed for 08Ю steel rolled on the 2030 mill in the cold-rolling shop at PAO NLMK. The results given by the model are compared with the measured surface roughness.
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Authors A. I. Bozhkov,D. A. Kovalev,M. E. Orekhov,S. S. Degtev,V. V. Chereshnev;A. I. Bozhkov;D. A. Kovalev;M. E. Orekhov;S. S. Degtev;V. V. Chereshnev;
Journal steel in translation
Year 2017
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10.3103/s0967091217100023
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