Optimal Wear for a Laying Pipe

Pelesko, John A. and Schwendeman, D. W. (2004) Optimal Wear for a Laying Pipe. US Workshop on Mathematical Problems in Industry > 19th MPI [Worcester 2/6/2003 - 6/6/2003].

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Abstract/Summary

The optimal design of the Morgan Construction Companies’ laying pipe is investigated. This crucial component of their rolling mill equipment suffers from rapid, uneven wear. During the 2003 Mathematical Problems in Industry Workshop, a team of ten investigators from five universities and one national laboratory developed a pipe design approach intended to minimize and evenly distribute wear.

Item Type:	Study Group Report
Study Group:	US Workshop on Mathematical Problems in Industry > 19th MPI [Worcester 2/6/2003 - 6/6/2003]
Company Name:	Morgan Construction
Industrial Sector:	Materials
Additional Contributors:	Zhang, Peilang and Walsh, James and Kiefer, Bruce and Coffey, Mark and Fast, Petri and Lopez, Carlos and Ockendon, John and Onofrei, Daniel and Please, Colin and Vernescu, Bogdan and Wang, Zeying
ID Code:	112
Deposited By:	Richard Booth
Deposited On:	02 July 2007

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