This invention relates to a precise control method for the head and
tail thickening end control model of a
tension reduction mill based on online speed feedback, belonging to the field of hot rolling technology for steel pipes in the iron and steel
metallurgical industry. This invention addresses the technical problem of insufficient accuracy and stability in the head and
tail thickening end control model caused by traditional methods relying solely on a
heat detection device as a
signal trigger point, which is susceptible to interference from roller slippage, water mist and vapor generated by the high-pressure water descaling device, and
signal loss. The invention proposes superimposing a
heat detection device and a speed measuring device at the roller table at the
tension reduction mill inlet, far from the high-pressure water descaling device, with both located on the same horizontal coordinate. The speed measuring device monitors the steel
pipe speed in real time and calculates the travel distance and
arrival time at stand 1. Combined with
signal verification and double-layer protection from the
heat detection device, the calculation results of the original head and
tail thickening end control model are automatically compensated, precisely controlling the dynamic CEC (Central Elongation Capacity) reduction process at the head and tail of the steel
pipe during the
tension reduction process. This method effectively avoids roller slippage and environmental interference, improving the
metal yield.