Surfacing repair method for large cold-rolled supporting roll

Abstract

The invention provides a surfacing repair method for a large cold-rolled supporting roll, comprising the following steps of: turning processing before welding; nondestructive flaw detection; preheating before welding; surfacing of a diluting layer; surfacing of a supporting layer; surfacing of a working layer; distressing heat treatment in the middle of welding; final heat treatment after welding; turning processing of a roll body; nondestructive flaw detection of a finished product; and coating and packaging of the finished product. The surfacing repair method has the effects that the large cold-rolled supporting roll normally scrapped can be repaired for reutilization, so that the production cost of a steel rolling enterprise is greatly reduced; the comprehensive performance and the service life of the repaired large cold-rolled supporting roll are superior to those of the bought integral forged steel large cold-rolled supporting roll; and the surfacing repair method is beneficial to achieving the purposes of repairing the old and utilizing the waste, improving the quality and reducing the consumption, saving the energy and reducing the emission and being green and environmentally-friendly.

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Benefits of technology

This patented technology allows companies to reuse old equipment used during their manufacturing process without having them scraped down or being replaced with spare parts at an economic level. It also reduces costs compared to purchasing new ones instead of replacing it after use. Overall, these technical improvements help save money while still providing high quality products.

Problems solved by technology

This patented problem addressed in this patents relates to improving the durability and lifespan of heavyweight cold-roll backup rollers used for high volume continuous casting operations (HCS). Specifically, current methods involve replacing worn out parts with new ones after several years' usage due to factors like abrasion from repeated uses over time. However, these techniques have limitations that make them difficult to apply during maintenance periods without causing damage to the underlying equipment being casted.

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