
High Carbon Steels
By increasing the carbon content, steel can be made hot at temperatures above 1200oF. Normally, high carbon steel is further heat treated, such as quenched and tempered, to increase the yield and tensile strengths.
By increasing the carbon content, steel can be made hot at temperatures above 1200oF. Normally, high carbon steel is further heat treated, such as quenched and tempered, to increase the yield and tensile strengths.
Looking at the photo, you can see there is a shape coming out of the exit side of the mill Shape may include stretched edges or center buckle. The operator can see this when operating the mill. Many shape controls are adjusted by the operator at speeds up to 7,000 FPM.
DC motors can do everything AC drives can do, however, the disadvantage of a DC motor is that it requires brushes and these types of motors are open and require some maintenance. Rolling mills usually run around the clock, and DC motors may cause downtime and are expensive to maintain such as the continuous need to be machined, and of course, the brushes wear. However, the amount of maintenance on a DC motor, if maintained properly, can be infinitesimal.