Nov 15, 2001 #1 kashyap Mechanical Nov 7, 2001 21 How the nature of deflection of rollers in rolling mills is figured, knowing the octave band(i.e, 3rd, 5th etc.) and vice-versa.
How the nature of deflection of rollers in rolling mills is figured, knowing the octave band(i.e, 3rd, 5th etc.) and vice-versa.
Nov 15, 2001 #2 Hatch Mechanical Jan 30, 2001 114 I don't understand your question. Are you asking in reference to roll chatter or roll shape deflections? C. Hugh (http://www.Hatch.ca) Upvote 0 Downvote
I don't understand your question. Are you asking in reference to roll chatter or roll shape deflections? C. Hugh (http://www.Hatch.ca)
Nov 15, 2001 Thread starter #3 kashyap Mechanical Nov 7, 2001 21 Hatch, this is concerned with the roll shape deflections occuring due to roll chatter.To elucidate further, the text matter reads as follows: The fig.(referring to modal deformation of mill with strip) seems to correspond to fifth-octave-mode of chatter on sheet mills. After going through this text material* i got the above question. *Flat processing of steels ------- William Roberts (pg. 597) Upvote 0 Downvote
Hatch, this is concerned with the roll shape deflections occuring due to roll chatter.To elucidate further, the text matter reads as follows: The fig.(referring to modal deformation of mill with strip) seems to correspond to fifth-octave-mode of chatter on sheet mills. After going through this text material* i got the above question. *Flat processing of steels ------- William Roberts (pg. 597)
