TESTING THE STRENGTH LIMITS OF THE WORKING GROOVES OF ROLLING MILLS

In rolling mills, the worker is compressed during the transition between the grooves (the height of the cross-section of the rolled product decreases) and stretched (the length of the rolled product increases), while taking on the required shape and dimensions. As a result of this deformation, the metal structure improves. The working hives receive the rolling force and transfer it to the bearing supports and clamping mechanisms of the bed of the working hive. The base hives hold the working hives and give them the necessary rigidity.