EP4440761A1 - Verfahren zum betreiben einer walzstrasse sowie computerprogrammprodukt zur durchführung des verfahrens - Google Patents
Verfahren zum betreiben einer walzstrasse sowie computerprogrammprodukt zur durchführung des verfahrensInfo
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B21—MECHANICAL METAL-WORKING WITHOUT ESSENTIALLY REMOVING MATERIAL; PUNCHING METAL
- B21B—ROLLING OF METAL
- B21B37/00—Control devices or methods specially adapted for metal-rolling mills or the work produced thereby
- B21B37/16—Control of thickness, width, diameter or other transverse dimensions
- B21B37/24—Automatic variation of thickness according to a predetermined program
- B21B37/26—Automatic variation of thickness according to a predetermined program for obtaining one strip having successive lengths of different constant thickness
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B21—MECHANICAL METAL-WORKING WITHOUT ESSENTIALLY REMOVING MATERIAL; PUNCHING METAL
- B21B—ROLLING OF METAL
- B21B37/00—Control devices or methods specially adapted for metal-rolling mills or the work produced thereby
- B21B37/16—Control of thickness, width, diameter or other transverse dimensions
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B21—MECHANICAL METAL-WORKING WITHOUT ESSENTIALLY REMOVING MATERIAL; PUNCHING METAL
- B21B—ROLLING OF METAL
- B21B1/00—Metal-rolling methods or mills for making semi-finished products of solid or profiled cross-section; Sequence of operations in milling trains; Layout of rolling-mill plant, e.g. grouping of stands; Succession of passes or of sectional pass alternations
- B21B1/46—Metal-rolling methods or mills for making semi-finished products of solid or profiled cross-section; Sequence of operations in milling trains; Layout of rolling-mill plant, e.g. grouping of stands; Succession of passes or of sectional pass alternations for rolling metal immediately subsequent to continuous casting
- B21B1/463—Metal-rolling methods or mills for making semi-finished products of solid or profiled cross-section; Sequence of operations in milling trains; Layout of rolling-mill plant, e.g. grouping of stands; Succession of passes or of sectional pass alternations for rolling metal immediately subsequent to continuous casting in a continuous process, i.e. the cast not being cut before rolling
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B21—MECHANICAL METAL-WORKING WITHOUT ESSENTIALLY REMOVING MATERIAL; PUNCHING METAL
- B21B—ROLLING OF METAL
- B21B2261/00—Product parameters
- B21B2261/02—Transverse dimensions
- B21B2261/04—Thickness, gauge
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B21—MECHANICAL METAL-WORKING WITHOUT ESSENTIALLY REMOVING MATERIAL; PUNCHING METAL
- B21B—ROLLING OF METAL
- B21B2271/00—Mill stand parameters
- B21B2271/02—Roll gap, screw-down position, draft position
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B21—MECHANICAL METAL-WORKING WITHOUT ESSENTIALLY REMOVING MATERIAL; PUNCHING METAL
- B21B—ROLLING OF METAL
- B21B37/00—Control devices or methods specially adapted for metal-rolling mills or the work produced thereby
- B21B37/16—Control of thickness, width, diameter or other transverse dimensions
- B21B37/22—Lateral spread control; Width control, e.g. by edge rolling
Definitions
- the invention relates to a method and a computer program product for operating a rolling train with a total number of M rolling stands arranged one behind the other in the rolling direction for rolling rolling stock, in particular a metal strip, from a previous final rolling dimension to a changed new final rolling dimension.
- a final rolling dimension of the rolling stock is to change, an optimal wear distribution of the individual rolling stands and an optimal quality of the rolled stock can only be ensured with a suitable, newly calculated load redistribution in the individual rolling stands of a rolling train and with correspondingly readjusted roll gaps.
- the transition to the new final rolling gauge occurs in a fixed section of the rolled stock, i. H. a so-called virtual tape section. This strip section is traced throughout the entire rolling train and each rolling stand changes the size of its roll gap in precisely this same strip section according to said load redistribution. Wedges then arise in the rolling stock during rolling. These are transition areas in which the thickness or the width of the rolling stock changes from a previous final rolling dimension to a new final rolling dimension.
- the artificially reduced adjustment cylinder travel speed results - again due to the necessary constant mass flow - in a very long wedge in the rolling stock, especially at the exit of the last roll stand, although this last roll stand could certainly be opened or closed more quickly due to its technology.
- the long wedge means a long transition time and a long strip section in which to transition to the new desired final dimension.
- the wedge in the rolling stock is usually scrap or lost material.
- the long wedge and the long transition time result from the procedure that the desired final dimension is realized in just a single time phase by pure wedge-on-wedge rolling.
- the underlying load redistribution also includes a pass change for the last rolling stand.
- the invention is based on the object of developing a known method and a known computer program for operating a rolling mill in such a way that a change in the Final rolling dimension in which the rolling stock is completed within a shorter transition period and is limited to the shortest possible section of the rolling stock.
- Rolling of the rolling stock to the new final rolling dimension by sequentially driving the pass changes in the roll stands as far as provided for by the second load redistribution.
- final rolling dimension means the final rolling thickness or final rolling width of the rolling stock at the exit of the last rolling stand of the rolling train.
- roll stand in the context of the invention means an active roll stand that actively changes the dimensions, ie the thickness or the width, of the rolling stock through the application of force.
- An active roll stand can dynamically change its roll gap, ie change it during a time interval with a positioning cylinder travel speed, or its roll gap is statically fixed. In the first case, it is followed by a “dynamic roll stand” and in the second case, it is hereinafter referred to as a "static roll stand". In both cases there is a change in the dimensions, ie the thickness or width, of the outgoing rolling stock compared to the dimensions of the incoming rolling stock.
- only active roll stands of the rolling train are involved in processing the rolling stock with regard to the desired new final dimensions. That is, if no particular statement is made about a roll stand, it is an active roll stand.
- inactive rolling stands can follow/stand still in the rolling train, but which do not (or no longer) influence the (final) dimensions of the rolling stock, and in particular do not exert any force on the rolling stock.
- the inactive rolling stands can be upstream, intermediate or downstream of the active rolling stands in the rolling train. The method according to the invention only starts with the first active roll stand in the rolling train.
- roller train can mean a plurality of roughing stands or a finishing train with a plurality of finishing stands or a combination of both.
- wedge means a change in thickness or width rolled by a rolling stand over a limited (strip) section of the rolling stock.
- a wedge occurs because the rolling stock is moved through the roll gap at a transport speed during the duration of a pass change. Viewed in the direction of mass flow, the wedge can have a positive or a negative slope. i.e.
- a wedge is a wedge that moves from a smaller outlet thickness to a larger outlet thickness and vice versa.
- the wedge can be physically driven and configured linearly or non-linearly; that depends on how the Anstellzylinder- travel speed of the Anstellzylinders of the roll stand for changing the roll gap and the simultaneous transport speed of the rolling stock through the roll gap in each case run over time.
- pass change can mean a reduction or increase in the number of passes, ie a reduction or an increase in the roll gap and, associated with this, a decrease or an increase in the thickness or width of the rolling stock.
- the term "sequential method” also includes leaving the nips of static mill stands at their previous nip sizes if the new nip sizes of those mill stands remain unchanged according to the load redistribution. The roll gap settings of these roll stands are then static. But these roll stands are still active, because they also contribute to the goal of the new final roll dimension through the static change they cause in the dimension of the rolling stock, even if they do not generate a wedge in the rolling stock due to the only static adjustment of their roll gap.
- the process feature, according to which wedges are formed in the first phase "up to M-1", can be explained by the fact that in this phase at least the last roll stand remains unchanged in its roll gap size, i.e. does not form a wedge. This is mandatory for the last roll stand.
- the load distribution for the first temporal phase can also provide that other M rolling stands do not change passes and therefore do not form any wedges.
- the method according to the invention typically takes place as part of or as part of an ongoing rolling process.
- the instruction is issued that the currently (previously) run finish rolling dimension should be changed to a new finish rolling dimension.
- said first and second load redistribution are determined. Both load redistributions are designed with regard to the desired final dimensions and with regard to a load that is as even as possible on the roll stands involved. As even a load as possible means as even as possible Wear of the rolls in the roll stands.
- the ongoing rolling process then starts to implement the first load redistribution according to the method according to the invention.
- the starting point for the method according to the invention are the static settings of the roll gaps of the rolling train at time t o .
- first temporal phase forms an intermediate stage on the way to a roll gap and dimension distribution, as will be necessary to achieve the final dimension at the exit of the last roll stand.
- the stressed pass changes in the first phase are typically less than in the prior art where, as stated above, no second phase is provided, but the desired new final dimension is generated in only a single phase by wedge-on-wedge rolling.
- the load redistribution for the first temporal phase takes place in such a way that the load and thus the wear on the rolls in all active roll stands involved is evened out and minimized. This applies equally to the load redistribution for the second time phase.
- the pass changes made in the roll stands lead to the formation of wedges in the rolling stock. Due to the wedge-on-wedge rolling, the wedges generated by the individual dynamically operated roll stands lie on top of each other. They can be of different lengths. Advantageously, however, the wedges generated in the first temporal phase are smoothed out again at the end of the first phase by the last static roll stand, because the last static roll stand does not change stitches, ie in its roll gap size remain static. This results in the great advantage that no wedged rolling stock is generated at the end of the first phase.
- the outgoing rolling stock has at least one changed intermediate dimension compared to the previous final dimension. The changed intermediate dimensions are generated in the rolled stock by the roll stands of the mill, except for the last stand, which remains at its previous setting. Because the last roll stand remains in its previous setting, the dimensions of the exiting rolling stock are constant. And in this respect, the part of the strip section processed by the first temporal phase can basically be used and does not have to be discarded as scrap.
- mass flow or process disruptions advantageously occur only comparatively rarely and—if at all—then only to a moderate extent.
- the reason for this is as follows: the intermediate roll gap sizes used and the resulting intermediate dimensions are smaller for the rolling stock than in the prior art.
- the wedge can also be longer and thus the process disturbance smaller.
- the wedges appear in the rolling stock and the exit speed of the rolling stock from the roll stands changes.
- the roll stands are driven up, they are slowed down, and when they are driven down, they are accelerated because of the constant mass flow.
- the run-down speed remains constant in each case. This applies in principle to any dynamic driving of stitch changes both in the first and in the second temporal phase. For this reason, the speed of the strip section at the beginning of the second time phase is then also specifically constant when the second time phase follows the first phase.
- the roll gap of at least the last roll stand of the rolling train is moved to the new final roll dimension by a second pass change.
- pass changes are carried out according to a previously defined second load redistribution, which again aims to ensure that all roll stands involved are loaded as evenly as possible.
- the second load redistribution takes into account the dynamic driving of the pass change on the last roll stand to the new final dimension for the rolling stock.
- the shorter tape section for the transition to the new final dimension advantageously means, on the one hand, a reduction in rejects.
- the time required for the realization of the last stitch removal in the second time phase is also comparatively short due to the high possible adjustment cylinder travel speed. This advantageously results in an increase in production throughput.
- the remaining small and short-term change in the dimension - due to a short-term change in the run-out speed of the Rolling stock - advantageously also leads to a reduction in the duration of disruptions in the cooling section downstream of the last roll stand and thus to a reduction in disruptions in the quality or the material properties of the rolling stock.
- the last roll stand is actively involved in both phases; operated statically in the first phase and operated dynamically in the last phase.
- the first and/or the second load redistribution necessarily provides a pass change for each rolling stand of the rolling train. Rather, no pass schedule change can be provided for individual rolling stands. These roll stands are then operated statically; i.e. their roll gaps remain unchanged.
- the rolling stock that is rolled using the method according to the invention is an “endless” cast strand, through which the rolling train is coupled to a casting machine upstream in the rolling direction.
- endless means that the rolling stock is cast in the casting machine in the form of an endless cast strand without being subsequently severed transversely.
- the rolling stock can also be a slab that is produced by portioning, ie at least a simple transverse division of the continuously cast strand. Due to the transverse division, the casting machine and the rolling train are then no longer coupled to one another. This results in the advantage that the rolling stock is rolled at a higher speed in the rolling train can be than the casting machine would allow due to its comparatively low casting speed.
- the endless cast strand or the slab separated from the endlessly cast cast strand can contain one or more strip sections on which the method according to the invention is carried out separately with the first and second time phases. If the slab contains several strip sections, one also speaks of "semi-endless" rolls.
- a strip section preferably corresponds to a coil length that is later to be wound up on a coiler. If, on the other hand, the slab only comprises a section of strip, which typically corresponds to just one coil length, this is referred to as batch rolling.
- the roll gaps are opened up successively if the new final dimension is larger than the previous final dimension.
- this presupposes that the dimensions of the rolling stock were correspondingly larger.
- the roll gaps are closed in order to reduce the final rolling dimension of the rolling stock.
- the adjusting cylinders in the roll stands for opening or closing the roll gaps for wedge formation in the rolling stock are moved at a constant speed, apart from an initial acceleration and a deceleration. In connection with an exit speed proportional to the thickness at which the rolling stock exits a roll stand, this advantageously results in an approximately linear wedge in the rolling stock. If the displacement speeds of the adjusting cylinders are not constant and/or in connection with non-constant discharge speeds of the rolling stock for the same roll stand, the wedges resulting in the rolling stock may also not be linear, ie they may have an uneven, e.g. B. have a curved surface. Typically, the first and second phases follow one after the other with a pause.
- the pause can also be omitted, so that the first and the second time phase follow one another directly. It is also alternatively possible for the first and second phases to overlap in such a way that the second phase begins before the first phase ends.
- the last two alternatives advantageously lead to a reduction in the execution time for the method according to the invention and to a reduction in the length of the transition strip section required for changing the final dimension.
- the method according to the invention is used in a hot rolling train and with hot strip as rolling stock, because then changing the roll gap sizes or changing the dimensions of the rolling stock is relatively easy due to the high temperature, i. H. can be done without too much effort.
- this does not exclude the use of the method according to the invention for the cold rolling of rolled stock.
- FIG. 1 shows the method according to the invention according to a first exemplary embodiment
- FIG. 2 shows a wedge with a negative gradient in the rolling direction to increase the dimension of the exiting rolling stock
- FIGS. 3a and 3b show a second exemplary embodiment of the method according to the invention.
- FIG. 4 shows a wedge shape with a positive pitch seen in the rolling direction, as is produced when the method according to FIG. 3a+b is carried out;
- Figure 5 shows a comparison of wedge lengths in different modes of operation of roll stands.
- FIG. 1 illustrates the sequence of the individual steps of the method according to the invention on the individual rolling stands of a rolling train.
- the roll stands of the rolling train are designated F1 to F6, with the roll stands F1 and F2, i. H. the first two roll stands of the rolling train are not actively involved in carrying out the method according to the invention according to the example in FIG. 1 and are therefore not mentioned in FIG.
- the direction of rolling i. H. the direction of movement of the rolling stock through the rolling stands F1 to F6 from left to right.
- the time axis runs in the opposite direction from right to left.
- the implementation of the method according to the invention relates to a single (virtual) strip section 10 defined at least by software, in Figure 1 marked with the black horizontal double arrow.
- This strip section is created by virtual or later real transverse division of a cast endless cast strand at two different points in time, as marked in FIG. The two cuts not only result in the aforesaid strip section, but at the same time the rolling train is separated from an upstream casting machine that produces the endless cast strand.
- the method according to the invention is carried out in two separate phases, a first temporal phase I and a second temporal phase II, which here follow one another in terms of time with a pause P, for example.
- the total number of M active roll stands is 4 in the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. it includes the roll stands F3, F4, F5 and F6 of a rolling train. Of these, the roll stands F3, F4 and F5 are active in the first temporal phase I, but not the roll stand F6. The roll stand F6 alone is only active in the second temporal phase II.
- These roll stands are all operated dynamically here as an example. According to the method according to the invention, they are not moved simultaneously but sequentially from their initial roll gap sizes to new roll gap sizes.
- the stitch changes (ordinate h x ) made for this purpose take place in the first temporal phase I according to a previously determined first load redistribution and in the second temporal phase II according to a previously determined second load redistribution. Both load redistributions are determined by a process model with regard to a desired new final dimension of the rolling stock and with regard to wear of the rolls of the roll stands that is as uniform as possible.
- the pass changes take place during the rolling of the rolling stock. Wedges are formed in the rolling stock as a result of the changes made in the pass.
- the desired new final rolling dimension here by way of example the new desired final rolling thickness, is greater than the final rolling thickness for the strip section 10 of the rolling stock considered here with previously rolled strip sections.
- the roll gaps of the roll stands involved are opened here in each case.
- FIG. 1 it can be seen that during the first temporal phase I, firstly the roll stand F3, as the first active roll stand of the rolling train, opens its roll gap for a pass change over the time interval Ats, starting from the time ti; see the ramped increase in FIG. 1 .
- the intermediate dimension of the rolling stock passing through increases as desired from an initial thickness D3E at the entrance of the roll stand F3 to a thickness D3A at the outlet of the roll stand F3.
- This outlet intermediate thickness D3A corresponds to the inlet thickness D4E at the entrance of the roll stand F4.
- the roll gap of the roll stand F4 is also widened further for a pass change, with the result that the thickness of the rolling stock at the outlet of the roll stand F4 increases to the new intermediate thickness D4A.
- the roll stand F4 advantageously already begins to open its roll gap when the beginning of the first wedge produced by the previous roll stand F3 is at its entrance, i. H. arrives at the entrance of the rolling stand F4. This is typically the case offset in time by the time interval Aki. It can also be seen in FIG. 1 that the opening of the roll gap of the roll stand F3 has not yet been completely completed when the roll stand F4 is already beginning to open its roll gap; therefore: Aki ⁇ Ats.
- the individual roll stands F3 to F5 each generate wedges which are all superimposed in the rolling stock (wedge-on-wedge).
- the desired transition from the previous final rolling dimension of the rolling stock to the new final rolling dimension can be realized in a comparatively short section of the strip section.
- Intermediate gauge D5A enters roll stand F6 as entry intermediate roll gauge D6E.
- the roll stand is operated statically, i.e. its roll gap remains unchanged.
- the rolling stock also undergoes a change in its dimensions in roll stand F6 in the first temporal phase.
- this change in dimension is not associated with wedge formation because the roll gap of F6 is not changed over a period of time.
- the exit speed of the rolling stock and its intermediate dimension at the end of the first time phase are constant over time.
- a second phase II follows.
- the last roll stand F6 is according to the method according to the invention - unlike in the first temporal phase - now operated dynamically. Ie there is a stitch change during a time interval At6.
- the roll gap of F6 is opened here by way of example from its initial opening D6E to the new final dimension D6A due to the pass change specified by the second load redistribution.
- the resulting wedge is very short compared to the prior art.
- the adjusting cylinders of F6 can be moved very quickly, as shown in the top line of FIG. As a result, the time interval Ate can be kept very short.
- FIG. 1 below the depiction of the strip shows the course of the speed of the rolling stock at the exit of the last roll stand F6.
- the exit speed is lower because the stands F3 - F5 move up when they change stitches and the mass flow must be maintained.
- the roll stand F6 makes no contribution to a change in the dimensions of the rolling stock in the first time phase, nor to a change in its exit speed.
- FIG. 2 illustrates a roll chock with a negative pitch, as can result from the roll stands being driven up according to FIG.
- FIGS. 3a and 3b illustrate a second exemplary embodiment of the method according to the invention, in which the roll gaps of the roll stands involved are not opened, but closed, in order to reduce the thickness of the rolling stock.
- mill stands F1 through F5 are on involved in the rolling of the rolling stock, both during the first temporal phase I and during the subsequent second temporal phase II.
- the stands F1 to F4 are operated dynamically in the first temporal phase I, ie they run the pass changes assigned to them by a first load redistribution each in the time intervals Atil, At2l, Atsl and At 4 l.
- the fifth roll stand F5 is operated statically in the first temporal phase I, ie its roll gap remains set to the position that the roll gap already had before the beginning of the first temporal phase.
- the first temporal phase I no wedge is formed in the rolling stock by the roll stand F5 and all wedges generated by the previous roll stands, as can be seen in FIG. 3a, are rolled flat by the stand F5.
- the outlet thickness of the rolling stock at the outlet of the roll stand F5 is therefore constant in the first time phase I.
- the second temporal phase II follows the first temporal phase, here by way of example with a small pause P.
- all roll stands F1 to F5 are operated dynamically, here by way of example, ie they each roll a wedge in the time intervals At2ll, Atsll, At 4ll and Atsll, the wedges in the rolling stock each overlapping ( wedge-on-wedge rolls), see Figure 3a and enlarged in Figure 3b.
- the rolling stand F5 is now also operated dynamically. Specifically, the second load redistribution provides that the roll stand F5 runs a pass change, with its roll gap being closed from its static setting in the first temporal phase I to the new, smaller final roll thickness.
- FIG. 4 illustrates the formation of a wedge with a positive gradient in the rolling direction, as is generated in the context of the second exemplary embodiment according to FIGS. 3a and 3b by the roll stands F1 to F5, particularly in the second temporal phase II.
- Figures 2 and 4 each show linear wedges.
- the wedge surface could also be curved or curved, depending on the time profile of the adjusting cylinder travel speeds and on the time profile of the exit speeds of the rolling stock from the roll stands.
- FIG. 5 shows a comparison of wedge lengths as they run out at the last stand F5 of a rolling train when the rolling stands F1 to F5 of the rolling train are operated in different operating modes.
- the roll stand F1 is set to a roll gap size of 16 mm
- the roll stand F2 to a roll gap size of 8 mm
- the roll stand F3 to a roll gap size of 4 mm
- the roll stand F4 to a roll gap size of 2 mm
- the roll stand F5 a roll gap size of 1 mm is preset (exit thickness initial state).
- the stands F1 to F5 are thus preset in such a way that the rolling stock is reduced or reduced in thickness by 50% at each stand.
- the initial thickness of the rolling stock should be reduced from 16 mm to 0.8 mm at the exit of the last roll stand F5. So much for the initial situation.
- the first example according to FIG. 5 relates to the wedge-on-wedge rolling known from the prior art.
- the scaffolding according to this prior art in each case closed by the amount specified in the "Delta" line.
- the resulting initial thickness can be seen in the penultimate line.
- the table for the exemplary embodiment according to the prior art shows that with said reduction in thickness, the rolling stock exits the last rolling stand F5 with a wedge length of 16 m.
- This large exit wedge length is unfavorable because, in case of doubt, it has to be discarded as scrap material.
- the present invention aims to reduce this wedge length, which is illustrated by the two examples, extreme cases 1 and 2.
- first temporal phase I a first temporal phase I and a second temporal phase II in the two exemplary embodiments.
- the exit thicknesses at the respective stands and the respective reduction in thickness in the individual phases are given for these two phases, denoted by delta in the two tables for the exemplary embodiments.
- the essential method step in the two exemplary embodiments according to the invention is that the rolling stand F5 remains in its initial state during phase I, here 1 mm. Accordingly, the delta in phase I is 0 mm in each case. Only at the end of the second temporal phase II is the last roll stand moved dynamically from its initial position to the desired new final dimension, here 0.8 mm.
- the associated delta for stand F5 in temporal phase II is therefore, as stated, 0.2 mm in both extreme cases.
- Extreme case 1 is extreme in that the stands F1 to F4 are moved here in a manner analogous to the prior art, but the stand F5, as said, remains in its initial state.
- the stands F1 to F4 remain at their settings corresponding to the first time phase I and only stand F5 proceeds as explained above.
- Extreme case 2 provides for each individual stand F1 to F5 to be successively closed, with the result that the discharge length at the end of the second phase at the exit of the last rolling stand F5 is 8 m here.
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