Rolling installation for and rolling method of continuous cast s

Metal founding – Process – Shaping liquid metal against a forming surface

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164417, 164154, 295277, B22D 1112

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048462543

ABSTRACT:
A casting/rolling installation has a continuous casting machine, a light thickness-reduction rolling mill, a width-reduction rolling mill and a thickness-reduction rolling mill which are arranged downstream of the continuous casting machine. The light thickness-reduction rolling mill is driven with a power lower than that normally required for thickness-reduction rolling. The power needed to compensate for the resultant deficiency is supplied to the light thickness-reduction rolling mill by the thickness-reduction rolling mill through the cast strip. As a result, a longitudinal tension is applied to the cast strip as it passes through the width-reduction rolling mill, thereby preventing the cast strip from buckling and being deformed at the width-reduction rolling mill.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3565160 (1971-02-01), Herrmann et al.
patent: 3580032 (1971-05-01), Stone
patent: 3680623 (1972-08-01), Tarmann et al.

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