Thyssen Stahl Ag

Sms Schloemann-siemag Aktiengesellschaft

Sms Demag Ag

Thyssenkrupp Stahl Ag

Waldemar Wolpert

Rudolf Kawalla

Hans Pircher

Gerd Sussek

Walter Wilms

Gunter Kneppe

Manfred Espenhahn

Gunter Pietzko

Jurgen Mahn

Manfred Mohlenkamp

Friedrich Heymann

A roll stand has upper and lower rotatable working rolls defining a nip that pinches a workpiece strip and upper and lower vertically spaced rotatable backing rolls vertically flanking and engaging the working rolls. A drive includes a motor, upper and lower backing-roll outputs drivable by the motor, and upper and lower working-roll outputs also drivable by the motor. Respective upper and lower backing-roll and working-roll releasable connections are provided between the outputs and the respective rolls. When the working rolls are of large diameter, the backing-roll connections are released to disconnect the backing rolls from the drive and the working-roll connections are engaged to connect the working rolls to the drive and, when the working rolls are of small diameter, the working-roll connections are released to disconnect the working rolls from the drive and the backing-roll connections are engaged to connect the backing rolls to the drive.

Combined drive for a four-or-six-high rolling stand and an operating method for the same

The invention relates to a process for producing strips of homogenous structures and characteristics made of non-alloyed and low-alloyed steel by continuous hot rolling in several roll passes in the austenitic region and subsequently in the ferritic region, as well as coiling. The invention is characterised in that continuous-cast strip and/or strip rough rolled in the austenitic region, starting with a temperature T&gE;Ar,&plus;30&deg; C., with a total degree of deformation of e,&gE;30% is rolled in two or several roll passes in the austenitic region and in that the rolling stock is intensively cooled after every roll pass until the ferritic transformation has been completed, after which the rolling stock is end rolled to final thickness in the ferritic range in several passes with a total degree of deformation e,&gE;60%.

Hot-rolling steel strip

Hot-rolling process and hot-rolling mill for metal strip

The invention relates to a process for the production of hot rolled strip or heavy plates from stainless and refractory steels or from forgeable alloys on a nickel basis with a final thickness in the range of 5 to 60 mm by the production of a slab from monobloc casting or by continuous casting and heating the slab at a temperature above 1100.degree. C. followed by the hot rolling of the slab and accelerated cooling of the product rolled to the end thickness. The characterizing feature of the invention is that the heated slab is rolled without interruptions first to a maximum of 1/6 of its initial thickness, mainly by deformation passes in which the degree of deformation pass in the thickness direction is greater than the degrees of deformation shown by curve A in FIG. 1, in dependence on the surface temperature of the product. Then finish rolling is performed to the end thickness, mainly by deformation passes in which the degree of deformation per pass in the thickness direction is greater than the degrees of deformation shown by curve B1 or curve B2 in FIG. 1, in dependence on the surface temperature of the product and the pause between two adjacent passes as parameters. The surface temperature of the finish rolled product must be

Process for the production of hot rolled steel or heavy plates

The invention comprises a process for the production of clad hot rolled strip. A steel slab as base material is cladded with a layer material of a corrosion-resistnt material. The slab is of a low-alloy steel having a carbon content of up to 0.25% by weight, the layer material preferably is stainless, more particularly a stainless austenitic steel or a wrought alloy on a nickel basis. The steel slab and the layer material are connected by explosive cladding, the resulting composite body being heated to rolling temperature and is subsequently rolled down to one quarter of the initial thickness with a high reduction of pass of phi greater than 0.10 and then rolled to final thickness of the hot rolled strip. The finish rolling temperature is in the range of 900.degree. C. The clad hot rolled strip is subjected to a cooling rate in the core of at least 8.degree. C./s to a cooling temperature of below 650.degree. C. After cooling to this temperature range the clad hot rolled strip is coiled and cooled to room temperature.

Process for the production of clad hot rolled strip and the resulting

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