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Roll Pass Design PDF
Roll Pass Design PDF
IN CONTINUOUS
BAR MILLS
Department of Metallurgical
and Materials Engineering
INDIAN INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
KHARAGPUR
Basic Terminology
•Intermediate passes –
those having one axis
larger than the other one
(Rectangles – box,
Diamonds, Ovals)
Deformation & Sequence
•A definite bar into one
intermediate pass, or an
intermediate bar into one
definite pass configures a
‘deformation’. For example,
a square into an oval pass,
or an oval into a square
pass. A deformation can
produce any type of bar
•A definite bar into two
passes (an intermediate
pass followed by a definite
pass, configures a
‘sequence’. A sequence
only produces a definite bar.
The roll pass design for any product depends
on the following:
• Starting size and Material Grade.
• Mill layout.
• Mill stand sizes.
• Mill motor power.
• Production Requirement.
• Product size and shape.
Typically a pass design calculation has three
parts:
Bar length
Rolling speed
Rolling time
Idle time
Loop or tension value between stands
Power Calculation :Power Calculation works out
for each pass:
Bar Temperature
Rolling load
Rolling torque
Rolling power
Throughout the mill
•Continuous rolling process -
the long axis of the bar is
brought between the rolls
and is rolled into a shape
with equal axes, then this
shape is rolled into a
different shape with different
axes, and so on. The
reduction must be applied
after a 90-degree rotation of
the bar at each stand.
Throughout the mill
•Traditional mills only use
horizontal stands. The ovals
are twisted to bring the long
axis between the rolls.
A=s^2-0.86*r^2 (1)
and actual 'reduced' diagonal:
d=s/sin(alpha/2)+2*r*(1-1/(sin(alpha/2)) (3)
Oval Pass
Important Formulae
•Oval Radius
•An oval pass is made of two circular arcs with facing
concavities. Three dimensions are considered, referring
either to pass or to bar:
i. b1t = theoretical oval width (pass, not physically
measurable)
ii. b1r = actual oval width (bar, physically measurable)
iii. maxw = maximum oval width (pass, physically
measurable)
Important Formulae
•Oval Radius
To identify oval height, we only need two dimensions:
R=(b1t^2+h1t^2)/(4*h1t) (4)
R=(maxw^2+H^2)/(4*H) (5)
Shape rolling of initial billet with
initial cross section 100x100 mm2
to 30x30 mm2 consisting of
sequential passes of square-oval-
Shape rolling of Cylindrical Bar
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