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Strip Track-Off and Buckling between Transport Rollers.

Fraser, W. Barrie and Macaskill, Charlie and McGuiness, Mark and Thornton, Aaron (2007) Strip Track-Off and Buckling between Transport Rollers. Australian and New Zealand Mathematics in Industry Study Group > 24th MISG [Wollongong 5/2/2007 - 9/2/2007].

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Item Type:Study Group Report
Study Group:Australian and New Zealand Mathematics in Industry Study Group > 24th MISG [Wollongong 5/2/2007 - 9/2/2007]
Company Name:BlueScope Steel
Industrial Sector:Materials
ID Code:127
Deposited By:Richard Booth
Deposited On:24 January 2008

Problem Statement

Rolls are commonly used to transport and guide strip through mills and strip coating lines. A better understand is sought on the mechanics of the strip transport, with special emphasis on explanations of observed strip defects and tracking instability. Strip defects of interest include the generation of strip buckling/wrinkling between transport rolls due to roll misalignment or roll profile, the latter being the variation in roll diameter along the roll axis.

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