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DETERMINATION OF A TECHNICAL CONDITION OF THE EQUIPMENT OF THE LINE OF A DRIVE OF ROLLING ROLLS ON THE SPEED OF PROPAGATION OF THE SHOCK PULSE
Author(s) -
A.V. Baglai
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
ìnformacìjnì tehnologìï v metalurgìï ta mašinobuduvannì
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2708-0102
DOI - 10.34185/1991-7848.itmm.2021.01.004
Subject(s) - reducer , shock (circulatory) , line (geometry) , pulse (music) , rotational speed , automotive engineering , mechanical engineering , engineering , mechanics , structural engineering , electrical engineering , voltage , physics , mathematics , medicine , geometry
One of the ways to determine the technical condition of the equipment of the line working rolls - spindles - gear cage - root coupling - reducer - intermediate shaft - engine is considered. In each connection there is wear of contact elements, for example, bronze inserts of spindles, teeth of gears. According to the known method, the amount of current wear of the elements and the gaps caused by them at the same time is determined by the time of delay of the reaction of sections of the line to the impact load during the capture of the strip by rolls. The greater the wear, the longer the delay time. The option of determining the state of the nodes of the line by determining the speed of propagation of the shock pulse from the rolling stand to the engine is considered. An example of measuring the reaction delay time of three sections of one of the stands with calculations of the pulse rate in these sections is given. It is shown that with increasing wear, the pulse velocity decreases significantly. Therefore, this speed characterizes the technical condition of the sites, ie has a diagnostic feature. Additionally, the influence of the presence of oil, scale, and contamination in the joints is considered. It is also recommended to use the ratio of the base speed of the shock pulse in the solid shaft to the actual speed in the nodes to determine their technical condition.

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