A FEEDBACK INTERPRETATION OF VIBRATIONS IN HOT ROLLING MILLS
P. Belli(*), S. Bittanti(▿), M. Carandente(▿), A. De Marco(▿), S. Piana(▿)
(*) ABB Solutions, Via L. Lama 33, 20099 Sesto S. Giovanni (Mi),
(▿) Politecnico di Milano, Dip. di Elettronica e Informazione, Piazza Leonardo da Vinci 32, 20133 Milano Corresponding authors: bittanti@elet.polimi.it
Hot rolling mills suffer of severe torsional vibration in particular working condition (thin thickness). These vibrations are often explained as the result of an exogenous disturbance amplified due to a resonance effect. In this paper, we rather support another interpretation, namely that true origin is to be found in the interaction between the kinematic chain and the plastic deformation of the strip in the roll bite. Thus, the vibrations are the result of an unstable limit cycle due to these interacting dynamics.
Keywords: steel industry, metals, torsional vibration, model, stability analysis
Session slot T-Th-E12: Control Applications in Casting Plants/Area code 7b : Mining, Mineral and Metal Processing

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