Asymmetric rolling process

  • Fajfar P
  • Lah A
  • Kraner J
  • et al.
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Abstract

Asymmetric rolling is a novel technique used to control both the texture and the grain refinement of metallic materials. The aim of asymmetric rolling is to apply a large shear strain uniformly through the thickness of the plate, by maintaining a high degree of friction between the sheet and the rolls. It can be used to improve the formability of material. One of the advantages of asymmetrical rolling is that the rolling force and torque can be decreased. The methods used for the asymmetric rolling are single roll drive, different work roll speeds, different work roll diameters or different lubricated work roll surfaces.

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Fajfar, P., Lah, A. Š., Kraner, J., & Kugler, G. (2017). Asymmetric rolling process. Materials and Geoenvironment, 64(3), 151–160. https://doi.org/10.1515/rmzmag-2017-0014

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