On. Jepsen et al., SYSTEM SIMULATION OF HOT AND COLD-ROLLING MILLS - ILLUSTRATED BY THE EXAMPLE OF CHATTER IN TANDEM COLD-ROLLING MILLS, Stahl und Eisen, 116(3), 1996, pp. 67
The simulation model makes it possible to study how different variable
s influence chatter. Furthermore, the effects of mechanical changes or
of different in process stock on the susceptibility to chatter can be
tested without having to conduct costly experiments. The information
value and accuracy of simulation results depend essentially on the qua
lity of the models. As a rule it is possible to describe large parts o
f mills very precisely Frequently, however, parts remain which are dif
ficult to model and require in-depth examination. It is particularly t
he latter parts that potentially exert a crucial influence on the resu
lts of the simulation. In such cases only consistent consideration of
the basic physical factors is of help, combined with many years of exp
erience and the verification of the models by comparing simulation res
ults with measured values.