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Stress due to interfacial slip causing sleeve fracture in shrink-fitted work roll
- Nao-Aki Noda,
- Rahimah Abdul Rafar, and
- Yoshikazu Sano
Physics and Mechanics of New Materials and their Application01 Jan 2025
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The rolls are classified into two types; one is a single-solid type, and the other is a shrink-fitted construction type consisting of a sleeve and a shaft. The bimetallic work rolls are widely used in the roughing stands of hot rolling stand mills. Regarding a shrink-fitted construction type, the interfacial slip sometimes appears between the shaft and the shrink-fitted sleeve. This interfacial slip can be regarded as the relative displacement between the sleeve and the shaft. In this paper, the stress due to the interfacial slip is studied because the stress may cause the sleeve fracture. It is found that the stress in the shrink-fitted surface is slightly decreased with increasing number of rotations n. Therefore, the stress obtained by the simulation at n = 2 can be used to estimate the fatigue strength.

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