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Cooling process control

A cooling process and coolant technology, which is applied in the field of control devices and cooling sections to achieve the effect of reducing coolant flow

Active Publication Date: 2015-02-04
PRIMETALS TECH GERMANY
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This disadvantage becomes particularly disturbing with intensive cooling, i.e. in the case of high water demands at water pressures greater than 1 bar

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[0061] figure 1 A metalworking machine train 1 is shown, which is here designed as a cooling machine train 2, also called a cooling section. Cooler train 2 is connected downstream of the finishing mill train, and its final rolling stand is shown as 3. Here, the material 4 of the metal 4 to be processed in the form of a strip passes first through the finishing mill train, and then through the cooling section 2, and is then wound in the cooling section for transport away or for intermediate storage before subsequent processing. On the winding device 5 downstream of section 2.

[0062] The metal processing machine train 1 can be arranged, for example, in a hot strip rolling mill of a steel mill.

[0063] The cooling section 2 includes an actuator 6, which can be used to output a defined coolant flow rate to the material 4; includes a coolant delivery system 13, through which the coolant can be removed from the coolant reservoir, for example from In the water supply network or high ...

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#CMT# # / CMT# Controlling a cooling of a material (4) using a coolant, comprises controlling a supply (13) of the coolant to the material by at least one actuator (6) which can be set to at least two different positions, where an actuator curve set is assigned to the actuator, which specifies a relationship between a coolant stream, a pressure of the coolant, and a position of the actuator; adjusting a coolant stream; determining a corresponding position of the target coolant stream and adjusting the actuator in the determined position. #CMT# : # / CMT# Controlling a cooling of a material (4) using a coolant, comprises controlling a supply (13) of the coolant to the material by at least one actuator (6) which can be set to at least two different positions, where an actuator curve set is assigned to the actuator, which specifies a relationship between a coolant stream, a pressure of the coolant, and a position of the actuator; adjusting a coolant stream, where the pressure of the coolant upstream of at least one actuator, when seen in the flow direction of the coolant, is determined from pressure value of the actuator curves to the determined; determining a corresponding position of the target coolant stream and adjusting the actuator in the determined position. Independent claims are also included for: (1) a computer program product for controlling the cooling process of the material using the coolant, where the computer program product, when executed by a computer unit, performs the steps comprising determining the pressure of the coolant upstream of at least one actuator, and a coolant stream corresponding position of the actuator curve, and generating a signal which triggers adjustment of the actuator and sets actuator in the determined position; (2) a control device (7) for controlling a cooling system of a material, comprising a storage unit which is designed for the storage of actuator curves, a processor unit which is adapted to determine position of the actuator, and a signal unit, which is adapted to transmit a signal to adjust at least one actuator in the determined position to a control unit; and (3) a cooling section (2) of a metal processing line, preferably a rolling line, comprising a control device for controlling the cooling of a material in the cooling section. #CMT#USE : # / CMT# The method is useful for controlling a cooling of a material using a coolant. #CMT#ADVANTAGE : # / CMT# The method: utilizes simple switching valves, thus it is carried out in cost efficient manner; and allows rotation of pump without changing the supply pressure of the intensive cooling system. #CMT#DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS : # / CMT# The figure shows a schematic representation of controlling a coolant stream. 2 : Cooling section 4 : Material 6 : Actuator 7 : Control device 13 : Supply #CMT#INSTRUMENTATION AND TESTING : # / CMT# Preferred Components: At least one actuator, which can be set to at least two different positions, is continuously variable and is continuously adjusted in the determined position. At least one coolant pump arranged in the flow direction of the coolant and upstream to at least one actuator, and a pump curve is assigned which specifies: a relationship between a rotational speed of the pump, a pressure difference of the coolant that exists between a suction pressure at an input side of the pump and an output pressure at an output side of the pump; and a coolant stream. The coolant stream is adjusted and is determined from pressure value of the pump curves to the determined, and a corresponding rotational speed of the target coolant stream is determined and the pump is set to determined speed. The position of at least one actuator and the rotational speed is determined to operate at least one coolant pump in single step as a common set of reference values, where the pressure of the coolant prior to at least one actuator is same as the output pressure at the output side of the pump. The suction pressure is measured or estimated on the inlet side of the pump. The actuator curve is adapted to detect, preferably to measure the pressure of the coolant, by which the coolant stream of the coolant is determined, preferably measured, from which position of the actuator corresponding to the values to be determined, is determined from the actuator curve, where the position of the actuator determined from the actuator-curve is compared with a measured position of the actuator. The actuator curve is modified such that the position of the actuator determined from the actuator curve coincides with the measured position of the actuator. The position of the actuator is represented by function of the coolant stream and coolant pressure for the adaptation of the actuator curve by means of basis function of coolant stream and coolant pressure which is summation of amplification factors of basis function of coolant stream and coolant pressure. The pump curve is determined by the pressure difference and the coolant stream and pump speed is determined from the pump curve corresponding to the determined values, where the pump speed determined from the pump curve is compared with a measured pump speed, and the pump curve is modified such that the pump speed calculated from the pump curve coincides with the measured pump speed as measured by the pump rotational speed. The pump speed is represented by function of the coolant stream, and difference of outlet pressure and suction pressure for the adaptation of the pump curve by means of basis function of coolant stream, and difference of outlet pressure and suction pressure which is summation of amplification factors of basis function of coolant stream, and difference of outlet pressure and suction pressure. The control device comprising at least one actuator is designed as a valve or a control flap. At least one actuator is continuously adjustable. The cooling section includes intensive cooling section and / or a laminar cooling section.

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Technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a method for controlling a cooling process of a material using a coolant, a computer program product for implementing the method, a control device for controlling a cooling process of a material using a coolant, And a cooling section of rolling mill equipment, which includes the control device. Background technique [0002] In order to cool a metal belt, especially a steel belt, it is known to apply a large amount of water as a coolant to the metal belt. In the cooling section, the coolant flow rate must be adjusted as follows, and thus the cooling intensity must be adjusted as follows, so that the desired structure of the material to be cooled is determined with high precision. [0003] DD 213 853 A1 describes a regulating device for regulating the water delivery in the water cooling path, which operates to cool the rolling stock. The regulating device includes a flow meter and a regulating valve in the conveying pipe leadi...

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IPC IPC(8): C21D11/00C21D9/573B21B37/76
CPCC21D1/667C21D11/005B21B37/76C21D9/5735
Inventor 克劳斯·魏因齐尔
Owner PRIMETALS TECH GERMANY
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