Roll or roller – With antideflection means – Rotatable relative to supporting shaft
Patent
1996-10-02
1998-08-25
Cuda, Irene
Roll or roller
With antideflection means
Rotatable relative to supporting shaft
492 20, 1623583, B21B 700
Patent
active
057978263
ABSTRACT:
A controlled crown roll utilizes a crown support piston with a glide shoe with a cavity in the face of the glide shoe centered under the nip loading line. The cavity is surrounded by a land area, the majority of which is located away from the nip load. Use of a low viscosity hydraulic fluid, for example, 15.6 cP, with a hydraulic film thickness of 0.002 inches, results in significantly lower friction between the glide shoe and the interior surface of the rotating mantle. Recesses in the piston sides form hydrostatic thrust bearings which perform the centering function for the piston and the glide shoe.
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Alfano James P.
Deshpande Rajendra D.
Beloit Technologies Inc.
Campbell Raymond W.
Cuda Irene
Matthews Gerald A.
Veneman Dirk J.
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