Theoretical analysis shows reduced contact pressure in cold rolling, implying longer roll lifespan due to less wear.
Theoretical studies have established a significant decrease in the average relative stress on the contact surface with rolling rolls during the transition from double-zone schemes with asymmetric and variable back tension to single-zone cold rolling of strip backward-slip. This makes it possible to increase the service life of the rolling rolls by reducing their wear and probability of cracking.
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