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Analysis of strip rolling - 2:

R. Chandramouli

Associate Dean-Research

SASTRA University, Thanjavur-613 401

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1. What is the effect of friction on rolling load?

2. Compare rolling load under sliding friction with sticking friction.

3. For plane strain rolling can the von Mises criterion be applied? Justify.

4. A certain strip has a thickness of 30 mm and width of 300 mm. It is being rolled between a pair of rolls of radius of 300 mm and has its thickness reduced to 25 mm in one pass.

The rolls have a speed of 50 rpm. The work material has a strength coefficient of 300 MPa and n=0.2. Assume =0.15. Under the given conditions is the reduction possible? If so calculate the rolling force using approximate method.

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