by Michael Degner (Author), Heinz Palkowski (Author)
This book is written for students at technical universities and engineers working in rolling mills. It can be used for their individual examination preparations and for upgrading basic knowledge in rolling theory. Latter is necessary for solving daily challenges in practical work. Some equations are compiled to provide practical estimations of rolling parameters to be used in daily work. This book gives the basic equations and nomenclature of hot and cold rolling technology including the derivation from physical laws like mass and energy constancy and the third Newton axiom. These equations are used for the exercises given in "Fit for hot and cold rolling of strips - Exercises".This book is written for students at technical universities and engineers working in rolling mills. It can be used for their individual examination preparations and for upgrading basic knowledge in rolling theory. Latter is necessary for solving daily challenges in practical work. Some equations are compiled to provide practical estimations of rolling parameters to be used in daily work. This book gives the basic equations and nomenclature of hot and cold rolling technology including the derivation from physical laws like mass and energy constancy and the third Newton axiom. These equations are used for the exercises given in "Fit for hot and cold rolling of strips - Exercises".
Author Biography
Michael Degner was born January 17th 1963 in Dortmund, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. He is Guest Lecturer at TU Clausthal in the field "Measuring and Automation Technology" and Guest Lecturer at TU Misis (Moscow) in the field "Process and Plant Technology of Hot Strip Production". Michael Degner is Technology Engineer at SMS group GmbH. He has published so far 72 papers and is holding 18 essential patents.