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KAWASAKI STEEL TECHNICAL REPORT
No.16 ( June 1987 )

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Camber Control Techniques in Plate Rolling

Yuji Tanaka, Kazuo Omori, Takanori Miyake, Katsumi Nishizaki, Masatoshi Inoue, Sakae Tezuka
Synopsis:
New, unique measuring and control techniques of plate camber have been developed and utilized in the plate mill of Mizushima Works. Features of the techniques are as follows: (1) Plate camber can be measured regardless of sideslipping or turning of a plate during rolling. (2) Any nonuniform plate camber profile can be accurately expressed in the form of the n-th order polynomial. (3) The measured camber is used to calculate the aimed wedge, to which the actual wedge is fed back by a feed-back control system, thereby reducing the plate camber in the next pass. A new control system, which adopted the above-mentioned techniques, has been successfully used and contributing to an increase in yield and a reduction in poor grading and extra processing of plates in the mill.
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