Roll-holder cartridge for a rolling mill
Abstract
The present invention relates to a roll-holder cartridge for a rolling mill 20 . The cartridge 24 comprises two side walls 26 , a plurality of roll-lever units 30 , two adjusting rings 28 and an adjusting actuator 32 . Each side wall of the cartridge comprises a plurality of first seats 260 ; each adjusting ring comprises a plurality of second seats 280 ; and each one of the roll-lever units is mounted on the cartridge so as to be able to pivot about a pin 300 , each end of each pin being housed in the axial direction inside a first seat and a second seat, respectively. Moreover, the first seats allow a displacement of the respective pins in a purely tangential direction t; the second seats allow a displacement of the respective pins in a purely radial direction r, and the two adjusting rings may be rotated about the axis X by means of the adjusting actuator. The invention also relates to a rolling stand 22 comprising the cartridge described above and a rolling mill comprising a plurality of rolling stands 22.
Claims
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11 . A roll-holder cartridge for rolling a long article having an axis X, the roll-holder cartridge comprising:
two side walls, a plurality of roll-lever units, two adjusting rings, and an adjusting actuator, wherein:
each side wall of the cartridge comprises a plurality of first seats;
each adjusting ring comprises a plurality of second seats;
each of the roll-lever units is mounted on the cartridge so as to be able to pivot about a pin, each end of each pin being housed in the axial direction inside a first seat and a second seat, respectively;
and wherein:
the first seats allow displacement of the respective pins in a purely tangential direction t;
the second seats allow displacement of the respective pins in a purely radial direction r; and
the two adjusting rings can be rotated about the axis X by means of the adjusting actuator.
12 . The roll-holder cartridge of claim 11 , wherein each of the first seats comprises a recess and a slider block sliding inside the recess, a hole formed in the slider block being intended to receive a first portion of the end of the pin.
13 . The roll-holder cartridge of claim 12 , wherein the form of each of the first seats is such that the slider block may slide inside the recess only in the tangential direction t.
14 . The roll-holder cartridge of claim 11 , wherein each of the second seats comprises a recess and a slider block sliding inside the recess, a hole formed in the slider block being intended to receive a second portion of the end of the pin.
15 . The roll-holder cartridge of claim 14 , wherein the form of each of the second seats is such that the slider block may slide inside the recess only in the radial direction r.
16 . The roll-holder cartridge of claim 11 , wherein each adjusting ring comprises a radial lug and wherein the adjusting actuator acts on the radial lug.
17 . The roll-holder cartridge of claim 11 , wherein the total working stroke d of the pin along the tangential direction t is between about 20 mm and about 30 mm and is preferably about 25 mm.
18 . The roll-holder cartridge of claim 11 , wherein the adjusting actuator comprises a jack connected to a movable member and mounted on the cartridge so as to impart to the movable member a displacement along a radial direction r, the movable member comprising in turn an inclined guide inside which is a slidably housed slide comprising a hole which receives a pin fixed to the adjusting rings such that a radial displacement of the movable member causes a circumferential displacement of the pin and therefore a rotation about the axis X of the adjusting rings.
19 . A rolling stand comprising:
a plurality of actuators, a plurality of motor-reducer-spindle units; and a roll-holder cartridge that comprises:
two side walls,
a plurality of roll-lever units,
two adjusting rings and
an adjusting actuator,
wherein each side wall of the cartridge comprises a plurality of first seats;
each adjusting ring comprises a plurality of second seats; and each of the roll-lever units is mounted on the cartridge so as to be able to pivot about a pin, each end of each pin being housed in the axial direction inside a first seat and a second seat, respectively; and
wherein the first seats allow displacement of the respective pins in a purely tangential direction t; the second seats allow displacement of the respective pins in a purely radial direction r, and the two adjusting rings can be rotated about the axis X by means of the adjusting actuator.
20 . The rolling stand of claim 19 , wherein each of the first seats comprises a recess and a slider block sliding inside the recess, a hole formed in the slider block being intended to receive a first portion of the end of the pin.
21 . The rolling stand of claim 20 , wherein the form of each of the first seats is such that the slider block may slide inside the recess only in the tangential direction t.
22 . The rolling stand of claim 19 , wherein each of the second seats comprises a recess and a slider block sliding inside the recess, a hole formed in the slider block being intended to receive a second portion of the end of the pin.
23 . The rolling stand of claim 22 , wherein the form of each of the second seats is such that the slider block may slide inside the recess only in the radial direction r.
24 . The rolling stand of claim 19 , wherein each adjusting ring comprises a radial lug and wherein the adjusting actuator acts on the radial lug.
25 . The rolling stand of claim 19 , wherein the total working stroke d of the pin along the tangential direction t is between about 20 mm and about 30 mm and is preferably about 25 mm.
26 . The rolling stand of claim 19 , wherein the adjusting actuator comprises a jack connected to a movable member and mounted on the cartridge so as to impart to the movable member a displacement along a radial direction r, the movable member comprising in turn an inclined guide inside which is a slidably housed slide comprising a hole which receives a pin fixed to the adjusting rings such that a radial displacement of the movable member causes a circumferential displacement of the pin and therefore a rotation about the axis X of the adjusting rings.
27 . A rolling mill for rolling a long article, comprising:
a plurality of rolling stands, wherein each rolling stand comprises:
a plurality of actuators,
a plurality of motor-reducer-spindle units; and
a roll-holder cartridge that comprises:
two side walls,
a plurality of roll-lever units,
two adjusting rings and
an adjusting actuator,
wherein each side wall of the cartridge comprises a plurality of first seats;
each adjusting ring comprises a plurality of second seats; each of the roll-lever units is mounted on the cartridge so as to be able to pivot about a pin, each end of each pin being housed in the axial direction inside a first seat and a second seat, respectively; and
wherein the first seats allow displacement of the respective pins in a purely tangential direction t; the second seats allow displacement of the respective pins in a purely radial direction r, and two adjusting rings can be rotated about the axis X by means of the adjusting actuator.
28 . The rolling mill of claim 27 , wherein each of the first seats comprises a recess and a slider block sliding inside the recess, a hole formed in the slider block being intended to receive a first portion of the end of the pin.
29 . The rolling mill of claim 27 , wherein each adjusting ring comprises a radial lug and wherein the adjusting actuator acts on the radial lug.
30 . The rolling mill of claim 27 , wherein the adjusting actuator comprises a jack connected to a movable member and mounted on the cartridge so as to impart to the movable member a displacement along a radial direction r, the movable member comprising in turn an inclined guide inside which is a slidably housed slide comprising a hole which receives a pin fixed to the adjusting rings such that a radial displacement of the movable member causes a circumferential displacement of the pin and therefore a rotation about the axis X of the adjusting rings.Cited by (0)
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