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Dnepropetrovsky Metallurgichesky Institut

Ivan N Potapov

Ivan P Gremyakov

German D Styrkin

Petr I Polukhin

Mikhail A Bitny

Igor M Raushenbakh

Petr A Rodionov

Vladimir Mikhailovich Kolesov

Valentin Nikolaevich Danchenko

Alexei D Sheikh-Ali

Anatoly G Vinogradov

Vasily P Pedas

Gennady V Filimonov

Alexandr V Ukhov

Alexandr A Zayats

Petr M Finagin

Sergei P Kutsenko

Pilger mill stand

A working mandrel is composed of several similar sections, each having a working surface on the body thereof. The leading end of each section has a socket, while the trailing one has a projecting portion of a similar configuration for jointing the sections during the rolling step. Rolling is effected on the working mandrel assembled in a head-to-tail fashion and after the rolling cycle is terminated the leading section is transferred to the mandrel cooling and lubricating line and then, cooled and suitably lubricated, is positioned in front of the first roll stand, while the other sections remain between the first and the last roll stands. Put into position in front of the multistand mill may be a previously prepared section instead of that transferred to the mandrel cooling and lubricating line.

Working mandrel and method of rolling elongate hollow pieces in a

A stand of a cold tube-rolling mill is formed by a housing and work rolls. Mounted in pairs on the housing are uprights arranged opposite to the axis of rolling. The work rolls are mounted one above the other in the bearing supports between pairs of lower and upper backup rolls mounted in corresponding bearing chocks. The upper bearing chocks are adapted for vertical setup motions. The stand has a device for ensuring positive contact of the work rolls. The device is a linkage mechanism for each bearing chock of the upper backup rolls that links kinematically the bearing chock with an independent power drive ensuring its vertical setup motion.

Stand of cold tube-rolling mill

In the process of rolling a tubular billet with a mandrel is displaced in the rolling direction as it is simultaneously rotated about its longitudinal axis. Then a portion of the billet is advanced between the working rolls and is drawn over the mandrel during backward movement of the billet together with the mandrel. During forward movement of the billet with the mandrel, the billet is displaced relative to the mandrel in the same direction for a distance equal to that covered by the billet portion fed into the gap between the working rolls. The backward movement of the billet with the mandrel is effected at a speed substantially close to the peripheral speed of the working rolls at the starting moment of the drafting operation. The pilger mill comprises a stationary stand with continuously rotating working rolls. The mill also incorporates a billet feeding and turning mechanism and a billet gripping jaw kinematically linked with each other. The billet gripping jaw has screw nuts coaxially positioned therein and cooperating with a lead screw mounted together with the mandrel rod in a carriage. A tube turning mechanim has a tube gripping means accommodated in its body. Feeding and turning shafts in the billet feeding and turning mechanism are made hollow and formed with openings to receive respectively the lead screw and mandrel rod coaxially arranged therein.

Method for pilger rolling of tubes and mill for effecting same

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Ivan N Potapov