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Cold Rolling of Steel
Introduction
With the publication of this book, newcomers to the field of steel rolling have a complete introduction to the cold rolling process, including the history of cold rolling, the equipment currently in use, the behavior of the rolling lubricant, the thermal and metallurgical aspects of the subject, mathematical models relating to rolling force and power requirements, strip shape, and the further processing of cold-rolled steel.
Unique Features
The first book in print to examine in detail the three components of the cold-rolling process - the mill, the work-piece, and the rolling lubricant - this book can be used as a training manual and as a source for reference and research.
Target Audience
The manuscript version of this book has already been in use as a textbook in courses on cold rolling and rolling lubrication and is now published for the benefit of all in-training personnel—both operating and supervisory—in the primary metals industry and for undergraduate and graduate students in metalworking.
Applications and Value
The interrelationships of the three components, described in terms of mathematical models, are of considerable value to engineers associated with primary metals and metal research, to mill builders, and to electrical equipment suppliers. For plant metallurgists, the book relates product quality to operating conditions; for the steel user and purchaser, it affords insight into the various processes associated with the manufacture of steel sheet and strip.
