Fig. 17.69 Transverse cross section of a rolling mill roll. The cylinder surface (upper portion of the image) has been chilled. White cast iron region close to the roll surface, gray core, and mottled transition region. Etchant: iodine. More

Fig. 22 Principal parts of a rolling mill roll. Source: Ref 14 More

Fig. 9.9 Two-high rolling mill. This type of mill lends itself to rolling titanium sheet and plate. Courtesy of Timet More

Fig. 9.6 Typical rolling mill designs used in rolling plate, sheet, strip, and foil More

Fig. 10.13 Flexible roll forming mill prototype. Servomotors: (M1) for light rolling; (M2) for driving rolls; (M3) for rotating turn table; and (M4) for translating base table. (a) Turn table. (b) Base table. (c) Guide actuator. (d) Rotary encoder. (e) Linear encoder. (f) Blank sheet. (g More

Fig. 2-114 Backup roll for 4-high plate mill. Roll size 54 × 128 in. (137 × 325 cm). Weight 109,740 lb (49,777 kg) More

Fig. 3-5 Grooved roll for steel mill of Cr-Mo alloy steel, 120 in. (3048 mm) roll face, 45 in. (1143 mm diameter, 74,940 lb (33,985 kg). Back-up roll suspended from overhead crane weighs 95,000 lb (43,082 kg). More

Fig. 10.4 Common roll forming mill configurations. (a) Outboard, (b) Inboard, (c) Double-head, and (d) Raft types More

Fig. 19 Carbon steel coupon removed from a rolling mill cooling tank. Note the thick greasy deposits resulting from rolling oils. Removal of the deposits shows the corrosion beneath (see right side of figure). Source: Nalco Chemical Company More

Fig. 16 Common types of rolling mills. (a) Two-high. (b) Three-high. (c) Four-high. Source: Ref 14 More

Fig. 20 Operational principles of a horizontal ring rolling mill. Source: Ref 10 More

Fig. 2.7 Hot rolling aluminum plate. (a) Four-high mill. (b) Multiple passes. (c) Thick plate product More

Fig. 4.2 Schematic illustration of a rolling mill with three feeder coils required to make composite brazing foils of the form shown in Fig. 4.1 . More

Fig. 11-6 Small rolling mill housings cast as slabs and welded. Total weight of housings made it impossible to cast in the part foundry. More

Fig. 11-7 Rolling mill edger frame. Assembly of cast components joined by electroslag welding. Total weight over 200 tons More

Fig. 12.11 Operational principles of a horizontal ring-rolling mill. [ Beseler, 1969 ] More

Fig. 12.12 Horizontal ring-rolling mill for producing rings with internal and external profiles. [ Beseler, 1969 ] More

Fig. 16.6 Common types of rolling mills. Source: Ref 5 More

Fig. 12.13 Rolling mill. Source: Ref 7 More

Fig. 12.33 Pouring orientation and parting plane of a rolling mill frame More