AUTOMATIC CONTROL OF TEMPERATURE AND POWER CONDITIONS DURING ROUGH GRINDING OF SLABS
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https://doi.org/10.20998/2078-7405.2021.94.10Keywords:
rough grinding, slab grinding temperature control, aperiodic linkAbstract
The production of high-quality rolled products (slabs), the formation of its surface phase-structural composition, texture, stress state during rough grinding depends on the temperature in the area of contact between the wheel and the slab. During processing, due to geometric errors of the rolled surface, as well as due to local changes in hardness, periodic fluctuations of the instantaneous depth of cut occur, which can be determined indirectly by controlling one of the technological parameters, for example, the power spent on grinding, with subsequent recalculation it to online temperature values. The grinding temperature is described as a control object in the form of an aperiodic link. Computer simulation has confirmed the efficiency of the system for maintaining the specified temperature of slab grinding under various operating conditions that simulate the situations of real production.
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