3results about "Vibration control device" patented technology

A method for determining the conformity of a rolling roll and the like is disclosed. The method includes: a rolling load data acquisition step of acquiring rolling load operation data of a stand having a roll to be evaluated; a circumferential speed data acquisition step of acquiring circumferential speed operation data of the roll to be evaluated; a vibration analysis step of analyzing the vibration behavior of the stand using the rolling load operation data of the stand; a surface shape estimation step of estimating the surface shape of the roll to be evaluated from the analysis result of the vibration behavior of the stand and the circumferential speed operation data of the roll to be evaluated during the rolling of a metal strip; and a conformity determination step of determining the conformity of the roll to be evaluated based on the surface shape of the roll to be evaluated.

The invention relates to a method for operating a system, for example, a rolling mill for processing a product in a work process. In a first process step a), the method provides that vibrations on a system are detected in the form of a first temporal vibration signal in order to subsequently transform this signal in a step b) into an amplitude spectrum in the frequency domain. Within the frequency domain, risk areas are predefined to check whether individual peaks of the amplitude spectrum extend at least partially into the risk areas (step c)). If this is the case, the magnitude of the risk to the operation of the system is assessed according to process step d), in particular with regard to the extent that it originates from a component of the system that is represented by the peak extending into the risk area. At least one countermeasure is proposed and implemented to modify or maintain this risk (steps e) and f).

The invention relates to a method for operating a system, for example a roll stand for processing a product in a working process. In a first method step a), the method provides that vibrations at a system are detected in the form of a first temporal vibration signal, in order to subsequently transform same into an amplitude spectrum in the frequency domain in step b). Within the frequency domain, risk regions are predefined in order to check whether individual peaks of the amplitude spectrum extend at least partially into the risk regions (step c)). If they do, the magnitude of the risk for operation of the system is evaluated according to method step d), in particular insofar as the risk is based on a component of the system which is represented by the peak extending into the risk region. At least one countermeasure is proposed and implemented to change or maintain this risk, steps e) and f).