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KAWASAKI STEEL TECHNICAL REPORT
No.5 ( May 1982 )

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An On-line Measurement of Hot Strip Profile

Toshio Tamiya, Takashi Mikuriya, Takashi Minematsu, Kohei Katayama, Yasumichi Ito, Tomio Tanaka, Toshiaki Sanada
Synopsis :
Two sets of hot strip profilemeter installed at Chiba Works; a No.1 for No.2 mill in March, 1979, a No.2 for No.1 mill in March, 1980; feature a combination of two high-precision X-ray thickness gases - the fixed type and the scanning type. The measuring system has been operating smoothly, contributing greatly to a high-precision measuring of strip crown and 'high spot'. The results of tests on this development are summarized as follows: (1) The profilemeter can detect 'high spots' of more than 4ƒΚm in height and 5mm in width in off-line tests and those of more than 5ƒΚm in height and 10mm in width during rolling. (2) It can measure the strip crown and wedges at an accuracy of within }10ƒΚm. (3) Regardless of strip profile changes during the scanning of the gage, the profilemeter output shows good correspondence to values measured by the ƒΑ-ray thickness gage in the subsequent line.
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