G. Guyot et al., Collection and fixation of oil vapor emitted by the coils after cold rolling of stainless steel strips, REV METALL, 96(7-8), 1999, pp. 933-941
The cold rolling operation is carried out with a large overflow of oil lubr
icant. The rolled strip heats up to around 100 degrees C in relation to the
cold reduction Same of the lubricant is vaporized; this part is captured b
y mill hoods, but a certain amount of lubricant remains at the surface of t
he strip after coiling and is vaporized slowly during storage Although thes
e vapors have no toxicity the acceptable level is below 5 mg/Nm(3) and a co
llecting system is suitable. The air has to be treated before recycling in
the atmosphere. The working conditions with lip to date Sendzimir milts (ro
lling speed around 1000 m/min) showed that the collection and treatment by
zeolite is the most suitable solution.The cold rolling operation is carried
out with a large overflow of oil lubricant. The rolled strip heats up to a
round 100 degrees C in relation to the cold reduction Same of the lubricant
is vaporized; this part is captured by mill hoods, but a certain amount of
lubricant remains at the surface of the strip after coiling and is vaporiz
ed slowly during storage Although these vapors have no toxicity the accepta
ble level is below 5 mg/Nm(3) and a collecting system is suitable. The air
has to be treated before recycling in the atmosphere. The working condition
s with lip to date Sendzimir milts (rolling speed around 1000 m/min) showed
that the collection and treatment by zeolite is the most suitable solution
.