J. Jeswiet et Xk. Cao, THE EFFECT OF ASPECT RATIO UPON FRICTION AND NORMAL FORCES IN STRIP ROLLING, Journal of materials processing technology, 45(1-4), 1994, pp. 99-104
Using a sensor developed in the department of Mechanical Engineering a
t Queen's University, normal and friction forces have been measured at
the interface in cold rolling of aluminum. The development of the sen
sor has been published previously for an aspect ratio [width/thickness
] of 2.3. Experiments with that sensor showed that friction was not co
nstant throughout the roll gap but varied with time. A redesigned sens
or, based upon previous work has been used, successfully, to conduct a
further tests for several different aspect ratios; the intention is t
o observe the effect of the degree of aspect ratio upon friction and n
ormal forces. The results of these experiments are presented and discu
ssed.