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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2005 No.7SELF-EXCITED VIBRATION DIAGNOSIS OF THE ROLLING MILLS AND STRUCTURE DYNAMICS MODIFICATION
SELF-EXCITED VIBRATION DIAGNOSIS OF THE ROLLING
MILLS AND STRUCTURE DYNAMICS MODIFICATION

 

Xiong Shibo  Wang Ranfeng  Liang Yiwei  Ma Weijin  Xiong Xiaoyan

(Mechano-Electronic Engineering Institute, Taiyuan University of Technology, Taiyuan 030024)

 

Abstract: The rolling mill is the complex mechano-electronic system controlled by computer. Improper design and some other factors may result in continuous self-excited vibration. The running faults of rolling mill influence badly product quality. Even production is interrupted. A method of self-excited vibration analysis based on multi-parameter integrative testing and system identification is provided. The essential factors of the self-excited vibration phenomenon are analyzed by means of experiment and theory methods. The method of eliminating self-excited vibration is discussed too. In different operation conditions there are pure time lag in mathematic model of mill hydraulic AGC. When time lag exceeds a limit, self-excited vibration can occurs. The time lag may cause due to improper design of the mounted structures for roller gap displace transducer. Through dynamics modification, the time lag of displace feedback signal is reduced to minimum in the engineering case. And self-excited vibration is eliminated.

Key works: Self-excited vibration  System identification  Time lag  Model structure  Structure dynamics

CLC No: TH113.1

国家自然科学基金资助项目(50335030,50405043). Received 20050105, received in revised form 20050404

 

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