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AdeJS
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Sorry guys,
As I understand there is no introduction topic or what so ever so I'll do it here. Don't want to burst in without introducing myself.
Hi I'm Andrew from the netherlands and during my websearch for a solution to my problem came across this forum.
After finishing my mechanical engineering study came to work in the metal industry.
At the moment I working on a project where I'm looking for some relations between forces and movements. In the picture below I have schematically drawn the current static situation.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4974652/dynamic%20roll.JPG
When using the static formulas I can calculate the relation between the forces F & R as follows
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4974652/dynamic%20roll%202.JPG
the two formulas of interest are the yellow highlighted ones.
Now the problem. If A and C are flanges of which A is comming out of the plan and C is going in and B is a taper roll stuck between them. How can I calculate either the force F or R when the other is know and how does that change with vaiation of the flange speeds.
I presume the taper roll will act like a screw with a kind of pitch and will turn up. How does the speed and force of the taper roll relate to the rotational speeds of the flanges and the force F or R?
Thank you for helping me think
As I understand there is no introduction topic or what so ever so I'll do it here. Don't want to burst in without introducing myself.
Hi I'm Andrew from the netherlands and during my websearch for a solution to my problem came across this forum.
After finishing my mechanical engineering study came to work in the metal industry.
At the moment I working on a project where I'm looking for some relations between forces and movements. In the picture below I have schematically drawn the current static situation.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4974652/dynamic%20roll.JPG
When using the static formulas I can calculate the relation between the forces F & R as follows
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4974652/dynamic%20roll%202.JPG
the two formulas of interest are the yellow highlighted ones.
Now the problem. If A and C are flanges of which A is comming out of the plan and C is going in and B is a taper roll stuck between them. How can I calculate either the force F or R when the other is know and how does that change with vaiation of the flange speeds.
I presume the taper roll will act like a screw with a kind of pitch and will turn up. How does the speed and force of the taper roll relate to the rotational speeds of the flanges and the force F or R?
Thank you for helping me think
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