Method for milling thin and/or thick slabs made of steel materials into hot-rolled strip
A technology for hot-rolled strip and thick slab, applied in metal rolling, inactive roll stand, etc., can solve the problems of reduced time and energy loss, short rolling time, high production cost, etc., and achieve less dimensional errors , The effect of reducing rolling wear and saving investment costs
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[0027] In a first process step, continuous casting starts in a continuous casting machine 1 for thin slabs 2 or thick slabs 3 of steel (carbon steel, alloy steel and similar steel grades). The thickness of the slab cross section 2 a as the thin slab 2 is approximately 30 mm to 70 mm. The thickness of the slab cross-section 3 a of the thick slab 3 is approximately 70 mm to 300 mm. A transition slab 16 , which will be described below, has a thickness 9 of a thin slab 2 of approximately 30 mm upstream of the roughing stand 4 c of a rolling train 4 and can therefore be fed directly into a finishing train 12 .
[0028] The steel thin slabs 2 and thick slabs 3 are cast in the continuous casting machine 1 and then rolled in a common rolling train 4 to form a hot-rolled strip 4 a and wound into a coiled strip coil 18 . The thin slabs 2 and thick slabs 3 are homogenized after continuous casting in a tunnel furnace 5 or a walking furnace 6 and heated to the first rolling stand 4a or 4c...
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