Estimate the roll force and total power for annealed low-carbon steel strip 200 mm wide and 10 mm thick, rolled to a thickness of 6 mm. the roll radius is 200 mm, and the roll rotates at 200 rpm. let μ = 0.1. compare this high frictional force and power with the low frictional forces and power. the values of k and n are 530 mpa and 0.26, respectively.

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Answer:

roll force = 1.38 x 10 ∧ 6 N

power = 409 kw

Explanation:

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The frictional force acting on the roller is 2517.3kN and the power is 1.49*10^9W

To solve this problem, we would need some rolling formula

Data given are;

  • k = 530mPa
  • η = 0.26
  • width (w) = 200mm
  • roll radius (r) = 200mm
  • speed(N) = 200 rpm
  • coefficient of friction (μ) = 0.1
  • Initial thickness (x[tex]_o[/tex]) = 10mm
  • final thickness (x[tex]_f[/tex]) = 6mm

Rolling Force

The rolling force is a product of stress and projected area

The rolling force (F[tex]_r[/tex]) = r[tex]_o[/tex] * (L[tex]_p[/tex] * w) …equation (i)

Stress

The stress (r[tex]_o[/tex]) = k(E[tex]_T[/tex])^n

E[tex]_[/tex][tex]_T[/tex] = True strain.

[tex](E_T) = In(\frac{x_o}{x_f})= In(\frac{10}{6})\\E_T= 0.51082[/tex]

Projected Length (L[tex]_p[/tex])

The formula for the projected length is given as

[tex]L_p=\sqrt{R{\delta}x\\\\[/tex]

[tex]L_p=\sqrt{R(x_o-x_f}\\L_p=\sqrt{200(10-6)} \\L_p=28.28mm[/tex]

From equation (i)

F[tex]_r[/tex] = r[tex]_o[/tex]* (L[tex]_p[/tex] * w)

[tex]F_r = k(E_T)^n*(l_p*w)\\F_r=530*(0.51082)^0^.^2^6*(28.28*200)\\F_r=2517299.69\\F_r= 2517.3kN[/tex]

But the method of rolling wasn't given and we can assume the roller is a hot roller.

Torque (τ)

This is can be calculated as

[tex]F_r * a\\a = 0.5L_p[/tex]

This is the value for a hot rolled roller.

hence,

Torque (T) =

[tex]0.5*F_r*L_p\\T= 3.559*10^7N.m[/tex]

Power

Power is the rate at which work is done with respect to time.

[tex]p = 2Tw[/tex] since we are working with two rollers here.

[tex]p = 2*T*\frac{2\pi N}{60} \\p = 2 * 3.559*10^7*\frac{2*3.14*200}{60}\\p = 1.49*10^9w[/tex]

From the calculations above, we have the force of acting on the roller or force on roller (F[tex]_r[/tex]) as 2317.3kN and the power acting on the roller as[tex]1.49*10^9W[/tex]

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