WO2017178145A1 - Robuste bandzugregelung - Google Patents
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- the present invention is based on a tension control method for a metal strip, which is first rolled in a front roll stand of a multi-stand rolling mill and then in a rear stand of the multi-stand rolling mill,
- the second tension controller determining the speed setpoint value as being less than 0 when the tape tension is below a lower tape tension limit, setting the speed addition setpoint greater than 0 when the tape tension is above an upper tape tension limit, and returning the additional speed setpoint value to zero when the tape tension is between the lower and upper tape tension limits,
- the present invention is further based on a computer program comprising machine code which can be executed by a control device for a rolling mill,
- control device implements a first tension controller, to which the strip tension is fed and which determines a setting additional target value
- control device further implements a second tension controller to which the strip tension is fed and which determines a speed addition target value
- control means implements the second tension controller such that the second tension controller determines a speed value less than 0 as the additional speed setpoint if the tension is less than a lower tension limit than if the additional speed setpoint is greater than zero when the tension is above an upper tension limit , and returns the additional speed setpoint to 0 when the tape tension is between the lower and upper tape tension limits, and
- Roll stand acts and the additional speed setpoint with a positive sign acts on the front roll stand or acts with a negative sign on the rear roll stand.
- the present invention is further based on a control device for a multi-stand rolling train for rolling a metal strip, wherein the control device is programmed with such a computer program.
- the present invention is furthermore based on a multi-stand rolling train for rolling a metal strip,
- the rolling train has front and rear rolling stands in which the metal strip is rolled
- the rolling train has a ski lift arranged between the front rolling stand and the rear rolling stand, which is applied to the metal strip and which detects a strip tension which prevails between the front roll stand and the rear roll stand in the metal strip,
- the rolling train such a control device has up to which the strip tension is fed and which acts on the rear roll stand.
- a tension control method and the associated rolling train are known, for example, from US Pat. No. 3,977,223.
- a pitch addition target value and an additional speed setpoint for the rear mill stand are calculated.
- the loop lifter must be pressed against the metal strip with a certain, known moment. It is checked whether the detected position lies within a predefined bandwidth. If this is the case, there are no control actions.
- Both the first and the second tension controller therefore determine the value 0 as the respective additional setpoint value. Only when the detected position leaves the predefined bandwidth do the two tension controllers determine a value other than 0 as the respective additional setpoint value. In this case, however, both tension controllers determine a value other than 0. The two tension controllers therefore work equally well.
- a finishing train usually consists of five to seven rolling stands.
- Each rolling stand has a device for adjusting the roll gap. Often this is a hydraulic employment. In some cases it is a mechanical-electrical employment.
- the respective roll stand causes a thickness change during rolling of the metal strip. reduction of the metal strip.
- a loop lifter is usually arranged, which is employed on the metal strip. Often the loop lifter is used to provide a short-term buffering of a respective section of the metal strip. Furthermore, the loop lifter can be used as a sensor for the strip tension.
- a suitable pass plan is first required within the framework of the operation of the finishing train. Furthermore, a well-coordinated basic automation is required. Basic automation has the task of minimizing thickness deviations occurring at the exit of the finishing train as much as possible and of keeping the rolling process stable.
- An instability of the rolling process can occur, for example due to a disturbance such as a change in the inlet side thickness of the metal strip.
- Another disturbance that can lead to instability is, for example, a change in the hardness of the metal strip.
- Such disturbances change - based on a respective roll stand - the inlet side and the output side speed of the metal strip and therefore lead to a change in the strip tension.
- the strip tension can rise to such an extent that the strip tears or falls off so far that a loop of tape forms between successive rolling stands.
- the disturbances as such are unavoidable in practice.
- the task of the basic automation is to compensate for these disturbances in a timely manner by altering individual process variables while at the same time maintaining or restoring the required outlet thickness with which the metal strip leaves the finishing train.
- the process variables which are changed by means of the basic automation are, for example, the speed of the rollers, the position of the adjustment, the position of the slide lifters and others more.
- the classic control concept in the basic automation of a finishing train during hot rolling uses the loop lifter and the frame speed to compensate for disturbances that affect the inlet side and outlet side belt speeds and thus stabilize the finishing train. In this control concept, the loop lifter is held on the metal strip via a strip tension control in order to set the required strip tension.
- the angle or, equivalently, the position of the loop lifter are used to adjust the frame speed.
- the changes in the speed of the metal strip are compensated and the required strip supply in the intermediate frame area is readjusted.
- this keeps the output-side thickness of the metal strip behind the respective roll stand constant.
- Residual thickness deviations at the exit of the finishing train are regulated by a thickness monitor control by adjusting the setting position and the frame speed.
- the thickness monitor control acts at least on the last roll stand of the rolling train, often also on the penultimate roll stand, in some cases even further back.
- EP 0 710 513 A1 discloses a strip tension control with an electrical loop lifter, wherein the frame speeds are adapted. Furthermore, a method is described in the said EP-letter, by means of which the
- Control signals for the roller speed and the Schlierheberheber- torque can be determined such that a decoupled control of the roller speed and the loop lifter torque can be done.
- ITC Interstand Tension Control
- the frame speed is adjusted only at standstill and at very low speeds, in all other operating conditions, the employment position.
- EP 0 455 381 A1 discloses a strip tension control in a cold tandem line in which deviations of the strip tension due to faulty speed ratios are suppressed.
- a tension control method for a metal strip is known, which is first rolled in a front and then in a rear rolling stand. The train is captured and on a
- the object of the present invention is to provide possibilities by means of which a control technology concept for the basic automation is realized, so that despite the existing interference, the required thickness tolerances can be well maintained and at the same time the rolling process remains stable.
- a draft control method of the type mentioned at the outset is configured by
- the first tension regulator is additionally supplied with a desired tension, lies between the lower and the upper tension limit
- That the first traction controller determines the employment additional setpoint value using a determination rule based on the deviation of the strip tension from the Sollzug and
- the strip tension is regulated primarily and primarily by means of the additional setpoint employment value.
- the first and second tension regulators may be configured as needed.
- it is a controller with an integral behavior, for example, to (pure) I controller, PI controller or PID controller.
- the application additional target value is a supplementary rolling load setpoint.
- the rear rolling mill is operated with rolling force control.
- the additional work setpoint is a roll gap additional setpoint.
- the rear rolling mill is operated gap controlled gap. Both embodiments lead to good results.
- a lower and an upper set limit are supplied to the first draft regulator, and that the first draft regulator limits the output set desired value down to the lower and up to the upper set limit.
- the lower and upper pitch limit values are dynamically detected by lower and upper limit detectors depending on a rolling force with which the metal strip is rolled in the rear mill stand and the pitch addition target value, and given to the first tension regulator. As a result, a dynamic adjustment depending on the operating condition of the rear rolling mill is possible.
- the lower limit determiner to raise the lower limit of application as long as the rolling force, with which the metal strip is rolled in the rear stand, exceeds an upper rolling force limit, and otherwise holds the lower pitch limit at a predetermined distance from the pitch addition target value
- the upper limit detector lowers the upper pitch limit as long as the rolling force with which the metal strip in the rear mill stand is rolled, falls below a lower rolling force limit, and otherwise holds the upper limit of the employment of employment at a predetermined distance from the additional employment target value. It can thereby be achieved that the rear roll stand is always operated within a permissible rolling force range.
- the two limit value detectors thus preferably have an integral behavior.
- the second traction controller determines a speed differential setpoint other than 0, ie, if the traction falls below the lower traction limit or exceeds the upper traction limit, the second traction controller preferably determines the velocity additive setpoint such that the traction is adjusted to the upper or lower traction limit.
- the loop lifter is held in a defined position by means of a position regulator. This ensures that fluctuations in the strip tension do not affect the position of the loop lifter. A negative influence on the stability of the rolling process is thereby avoided.
- the metal strip in the front mill stand and the rear mill stand is cold rolled.
- the metal strip in the front mill stand and the rear mill stand is hot rolled.
- a computer program of the type mentioned above is configured such that the processing of the machine code by the control device causes the first traction controller to determine the setpoint additional value using a determination rule based on the deviation of the strip tension from a desired traction which lies between the lower and the upper strip tension limit and that the determination law as the additional work target value allows a value other than 0 even if the tape tension is between the lower and upper tape tensile limit.
- control device with the features of claim 17.
- the control device is configured in that it is programmed with a computer program according to the invention.
- control device is formed according to the invention in a multi-stand rolling train of the type mentioned.
- a metal strip 1 is to be rolled by means of a rolling train.
- the metal strip 1 may for example consist of steel or aluminum. Alternatively, it may be made of a different metal.
- the rolling train has a plurality of rolling stands 2. As a rule, the number of rolling stands 2 is between three and eight, in particular between four and seven, for example five
- the rolling stands 2 generally have work rolls and backup rolls, so they are designed as Quartogerüste. In some cases, the rolling stands 2 in addition to the
- the metal strip 1 passes through the rolling stands 2 of the rolling train sequentially in succession. It thus passes through the rolling train in a transport direction x. In the rolling stands 2, the metal strip 1 is rolled. The thickness of the metal strip 1 is thus gradually reduced more and more. Between each two successive rolling stands 2, a loop lifter 3 is arranged, which is set against the metal strip 1.
- the metal strip 1 can enter, for example, at a temperature T in the first rolling stand 2 of the rolling train, which is between 850 ° C and 1100 ° C. In this case, the metal strip 1 is hot rolled in the rolling stands 2. In principle, however, it is also possible that the metal strip 1 is cold rolled in the rolling stands 2.
- the rolling train is controlled by a control device 4.
- the control device 4 is programmed with a computer program 5.
- the computer program 5 comprises machine code 6.
- the machine code 6 can be processed by the control device 4. Due to the processing of the machine code 6 by the control device 4, the control device 4 executes a tension control method, which is explained in more detail below.
- the tension control method relates in each case to a section of the metal strip 1 which is located between two directly successive rolling stands 2 is located.
- FIG. 2 shows such a section of the metal strip 1, the two roll stands 2 involved and the loop lifter 3 between these two rolling stands 2.
- the rolling stand 2 first passed through by the metal strip 1 is hereinafter referred to as the front rolling stand and provided with the reference sign 2a.
- the rolling stand 2 subsequently passed through by the metal strip 1 is referred to below as the rear rolling stand and is provided with the reference sign 2b.
- the ski lift 3 is simply referred to as a ski lift 3. However, it is always meant the ski jacks 3 between the front roll stand 2a and the rear roll stand 2b.
- the ski jig 3 is, as already mentioned, employed on the metal strip 1.
- the control device 4 due to the processing of the machine code 6 implement a position controller 7, by means of which the loop lifter 3 is made to the metal strip 1.
- the position controller 7 is supplied with a corresponding position setpoint p *.
- the position setpoint p * is usually constant.
- the position setpoint p * can be generated, for example, within the control device 4. Alternatively, it can be specified to the control device 4 from the outside.
- the position controller 7 is further supplied to a corresponding actual position value p. Depending on the control deviation - ie the difference between position setpoint p * and actual position value p - the position controller 7 then determines a control signal S for an actuator 3 '(for example a hydraulic cylinder unit), by means of which the position of the ski lifter 3, if necessary, is tracked. As a result, the loop lifter 3 is thus moved by means of the position controller 7 to a defined position - namely the
- the position controller 7 may be formed as needed.
- the position controller 7 designed as a controller with an integral component, for example as a PI controller.
- a strip tension Z is also detected, which prevails between the front roll stand 2a and the rear roll stand 2b in the metal strip 1.
- a moment exerted by the actuator 3 'on the loop lifter 3 or a corresponding force can be detected, and the strip tension Z can be determined from this in conjunction with the actual position value p and geometrical relationships of the rolling stands 2a, 2b and the loop lifter 3.
- the ski jig 3 has a load cell, by means of which the force is directly detected, with which the looper roller is pressed onto the ski looper 3. As a result, a more accurate determination of the strip tension Z is possible.
- the detected strip tension Z is fed to the control device 4 and received by the control device 4.
- the control device 4 implements a first tension controller 8 and a second tension controller 9, processing the machine code 6
- Bandzug Z is the first tension controller 8 and the second tension controller 9 fed.
- the first traction controller 8 determines a supplementary employment target value 5s * using a determination rule.
- the auxiliary setting target value 5s * may be, in particular, a set roll addition target value 5s *.
- the additional operation target value 5s * is applied to a set target value s * given as the set nip value s *.
- the second tension controller 9 determines a speed additional target value ⁇ *.
- the additional speed setpoint value ⁇ * is switched to a speed setpoint value v *.
- the auxiliary operation target value 5s * acts on the rear rolling stand 2b.
- the auxiliary operation target value 5s * acts on the adjustment of the rear rolling stand 2b.
- the additional speed setpoint ⁇ * can act on drives by means of which the rollers of the rear rolling stand 2b are rotated. In this case, the additional speed setpoint value ⁇ * also acts as shown in FIG 2 on the rear roll stand 2b. Alternatively, the additional speed setpoint ⁇ * could act on the front roll stand 2a.
- the upper strip tension limit Z2 is greater than the lower strip tensile limit ZI. If and as long as the strip tension Z lies between the lower and upper strip tension limit ZI, Z2, the additional speed setpoint value ⁇ * determined by the second tension controller 9 has the value 0 as shown in FIG. If and as long as the strip Z, however, above the
- the second tension controller 9 determines the speed addition setpoint value ⁇ * to be less than 0.
- the second tension controller 9 has the upper tension limit Z2 as the additional speed setpoint ⁇ * second traction controller 9 can determine the additional speed set value ⁇ *, in particular, such that the belt tension Z is set to the lower belt tension limit ZI in case it falls below the lower belt tension limit ZI and vice versa in the case that it exceeds the upper belt tension limit Z2 the upper strip tension limit Z2 is set.
- the second tension controller 9 is preferably designed as a controller with an integral component, for example as a PI controller.
- the additional speed setpoint value ⁇ * determined by the second traction controller 9 acts on the rear rolling stand 2b
- the additional speed setpoint value ⁇ * is added with a negative sign to a speed setpoint value V * for the rear rolling stand 2b according to the illustration in FIG.
- the speed additional target value ⁇ * acts on the front roll stand 2a
- the Added speed setpoint ⁇ * with a positive sign to a speed setpoint for the front roll stand 2a is supplied with a desired tension Z *.
- the desired tension Z * lies between the lower and upper strip tension limit ZI, Z2.
- the desired tension Z * can lie approximately or even exactly in the middle between the lower and upper strip tension limit ZI, Z2.
- the relationship Z * kZl + (lk) Z2 applies, wherein the factor k is usually between 0.4 and 0.6, preferably even between 0.45 and 0.55.
- the first tension controller 8 determines the additional workstation setpoint value 5s * on the basis of the deviation of the belt tension Z from the desired tension Z *.
- the determination rule for the first tension controller 8 as an additional workload setpoint 5s * also allows a value other than 0 if the tension Z lies between the lower and the upper tension limit ZI, Z2.
- the currently determined additional employment value 5s * may briefly have the value 0. In this case, however, this is caused by the concrete values for the strip tension Z and the desired tension Z * and possibly their previous value curves, but not by the fact that the strip tension Z lies between the lower and the upper strip tension limit ZI, Z2.
- the determination rule may be, for example, such that the first tension controller 8 is designed as a controller with an integral component, for example as a PI controller.
- the integral component and the proportional component may compensate each other for a short time.
- the determined addition-of-work set value 5s * must take a value other than 0. This also applies if the strip tension Z moves during the entire period only between the lower and upper strip tension limit ZI, Z2.
- the additional work setting value 5s * is a roll gap addition target value.
- the auxiliary operation target value 5s * acts directly and directly on the setting of the rear rolling stand 2b.
- the additional operation target value 5F * is a rolling extra power addition value 5F *.
- the additional operation target value 5F * is applied to a set target value F * given as the target rolling force F *, and indirectly acts on the setting of the rear rolling stand 2b via the rolling force F.
- the first tension controller 8 is preferably designed as a controller with an integral component, for example as a PI controller. The remaining comments on the operation of the first tension regulator 8 also apply to this case.
- the first tension regulator 8 is present twice, namely once as the first tension regulator 8 for determining the additional roll gap setpoint value 5s * and once as the first tension regulator 8 for determining the additional rolling force setpoint value 5F *.
- the selection signal A can be specified to the control device 4, for example within the scope of a parameterization prior to commissioning. It is even possible to switch the selection signal A during the operation of the rolling train. It is thus possible to operate the rolling stand 2b shown in FIG.
- FIG. 4 shows a possible modification of the first tension regulator 8. The explanations relating to FIG. 4 relate here to the case in which the first tension regulator 8 is designed to determine the rolling gap additional target value 5s *.
- a lower and an upper adjustment limit value 5sl *, 5s2 * are fed to the first tension controller 8.
- the first traction controller 8 limits the output duty set value 5s * outputted to the lower and up to the upper set limit value 5sl *, 5s2 *.
- the lower and upper pitch limit values 5sl *, 5s2 * may be determined by a lower and upper limit determiners 10, 11 depending on a rolling force F at which the metal strip 1 is rolled in the rear mill 2b, as shown in FIG Additional job value 5s * to be determined dynamically.
- the employment limit values 5sl *, 5s2 * are given to the first draft regulator 8 by the two limit value detectors 10, 11.
- the upper limit value determiner 11 checks whether the
- Rolling force F with which the metal strip 1 is rolled in the rear roll stand 2b, falls below a lower rolling force limit Fl. If so, the upper limit determiner 11 - based on the last valid upper limit value 5s2 * - decreases the upper limit of the set value 5s2 * by a certain amount ⁇ 2. The amount ⁇ 2 may alternatively be constant or depend on the extent to which the rolling force F falls below the lower rolling force limit Fl. Otherwise, the upper limit determiner 11 sets the upper operation limit value 5s2 * to have a predetermined distance ⁇ 2 'from the currently valid value of the additional employment value 5s *.
- the lower limit determiner 10 it is possible for the lower limit determiner 10 to check whether the rolling force F at which the metal strip 1 is rolled in the rear stand 2b exceeds an upper rolling force limit F2. If this is the case, the lower limit increases value estimator 10 - based on the last valid value for the lower employment limit value 5sl * - the lower employment limit value 5sl * by a certain amount ⁇ 1. The amount ⁇ 1 may alternatively be constant or depend on the amount by which the rolling force F exceeds the upper limit rolling force limit value F2. Otherwise, the lower limit value determiner 10 sets the lower limit setting value 5sl * to have a predetermined distance ⁇ 'from the currently valid value of the additional set point value 5s *. The distance ⁇ 'may, but not be, the same distance ⁇ 2' set by the upper limit determiner 11 when the rolling force F does not fall below the lower rolling force limit value Fl.
- Reducing the upper limit of the application limit 5s2 * may go so far as to make the upper limit of the duty 5s2 * less than the (actual) additional duty 5s *.
- the limit is affected by the upper limit of the setting 5s2 *.
- the first tension regulator 8 is therefore no longer able to compensate for the deviation of the strip tension Z from the desired tension Z *.
- the deviation of the strip tension Z from the reference pull Z * becomes ever greater until one of the strip tension limits ZI, Z2 is violated. In this case, then engages the second tension regulator 9 correcting.
- Analogous explanations apply in the event that the lower limit of application 5sl * is continuously increased.
- the present invention has many advantages. Thus, even under unfavorable conditions (for example, overload or underload of the rear roll stand 2b) the rolling force and strip tension limits are reliably maintained. The rolling process is stabilized. This is especially true when compared to an ITC.
- the tension control method according to the invention for example, even a metal strip 1 having a thickness of 1 mm and less can be stably and reliably rolled in the course of a continuous casting roll process.
- HSM hot strip mill
- the hydraulic drive of the loop lifter 3 can be simplified. This leads to a cost reduction.
- Another advantage is that neither AGC nor loop control is needed. It is only assumed that the ski jack 3 does not move during tension control. However, this can be readily ensured by the position controller 7. Parent is indeed to
- the regulation according to the invention of the strip tension Z further avoids the problems which occur in the case of an AGC. Because with AGC control, the scaffold suspension needs to be very well known for good results. The problem here is that the AGC is overcompensated for by insufficient modeling of the frame suspension and this then leads to an unstable rolling process. By contrast, in the present invention, the AGC is neither needed nor used, nor is the scaffold suspension needed for good compensation.
- Another advantage is that a complex decoupling of a strip tension and loop control is not required because the strip tension control has a different actuator than is common in the prior art and the loop control is not needed.
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