Anatoly I Bakanov

Title: Anatoly I Bakanov: Inventor of a Roll-Stand Backing Device

Introduction

Anatoly I Bakanov is an inventor associated with Belaya Kalitva, Russia. His recorded patent concerns equipment designed to support a working roll in a roll stand. The available information lists 1 patent for him.

Latest Patents

Bakanov’s listed patent is titled “Backing device for a working roll of a roll stand.” It describes a back-up roll positioned between the housings of a roll stand, with its ends mounted in guide windows. A hydrostatic bearing rests on the back-up roll, and its shell has pockets along an inner surface separated from the roll barrel by a clearance.

The device also uses a supporting beam and pressure screws to support the back-up roll. Hydraulic cylinders press the bearing shell against the roll barrel, while conduits and throttles connect the cylinder chambers to the shell pockets. At least one pocket corresponds to each hydraulic cylinder, and both the pockets and cylinders receive pressurized fluid from a shared source. This arrangement combines mechanical support with hydraulic pressure to maintain the bearing’s position against the roll.

Career Highlights

The available record highlights Bakanov’s work on roll-stand machinery and hydrostatic bearing support. The patent describes a coordinated system of supporting components and fluid-pressure controls for industrial rolling equipment. No additional career details or employer information were provided.

Collaborations

The supplied information names Evgeny I Sofronov and Alexei V Birjulev as Bakanov’s coworkers. Their specific roles in the patent or related work are not stated.

Conclusion

Anatoly I Bakanov’s recorded invention addresses the support and positioning of a working roll through a combination of structural components and hydraulic controls. His patent reflects a focused contribution to industrial roll-stand technology.