Method for Residual Stress Control of 100-meter Heavy Rail
A technology of residual stress and control method, which is applied in the direction of rolling mill control device, metal rolling, manufacturing tools, etc., can solve the problems that cannot meet the technical requirements of 100-meter rails, the difficulty of synchronizing the rails, and scratches on the rails, etc., and meet the standard requirements , Improve flatness, and improve the pass rate
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[0024] Large-arc pre-bending is used to optimize the process parameters, and the 100-meter rail is sent to the cooling bed after rolling. figure 1 As shown, in the actual production of steel rails, due to factors such as different furnace numbers of steel ingots and different rolling rhythms, the temperature of the cooling bed on the steel rails is also not the same. The temperature of the head is 850-930°C as the on-site condition, the on-site data and the photos of the on-site cooling effect are as follows Image 6 . The traversing process of the present invention is divided into two stages: translation and pre-bending. During translation, each traversing trolley starts and stops at the same speed at the same speed, pushes the 100-meter steel rail from the left side of the entrance roller table to the right side, pushes the 100-meter steel rail straight in a hot state, and corrects the starting point. The 100-meter rail is translated by 800-900mm to form a straight line, and
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