The conference presents the results of numerical simulations of several rolling processes made by Lublin University of Technology (Poland): such as cross-wedge rolling of a stepped shaft, cross-wedge rolling of pre-forms, cross-rolling of balls, helical-wedge rolling of balls and ball pins, rolling on a numerically controlled skew rolling mill.

The mill has already been employed to laboratory rolling tests of flexible skew rolling and hot cross wedge rolling . The rollers of the WCWR of hollow shafts with corrugated outer surface are shown in Fig. 7 b, whose parameters are the same as those of the geometric model in the FE model.

The multi-wedge cross rolling process of forming balls is described. The process tool for rolling 8 balls with a diameter of 35 mm is presented. ... proved that the balls obtained in multi-wedge cross rolling are of good quality and can therefore be used in both ball mills and rolling bearings. Section snippets. Biography: Zbigniew Pater(1965

Watch on. Integration cross wedge rolling & helical rolling technology in your forging process allows: metal saving. reducing the working area. full automation of the production. reucing the costs. waste-free production of parts in one stroke. acceleration of the production cycle by 2-3 times.

The process is a combination of cross-wedge rolling and helical rolling, the lat ter being previously used for producing grinding media balls. This method involves the use of wedge-shaped rolls ...

The utility model provides a roller spacing regulating mechanism for a cross wedge rolling mill. The roller spacing regulating mechanism comprises worm-gear cases fixedly arranged on the left and right of a frame of the rolling mill; worm gears and worms, which are meshed with each other, are arranged in the worm-gear cases; adjusting …

The aim of this article is to review the application of the finite element method (FEM) to cross-wedge rolling (CWR) modeling. CWR is a manufacturing process which is used to produce stepped axles ...

Cross-wedge rolling technology can be used to manufacturing balls from low-carbon steels, high-carbon steels and alloy steels. This article presents the results of cross-wedge rolling of C45 steel balls. The recipients of these balls are cement mill and a producer of prefabricated unit. These balls are used for dry grinding.

The cross wedge rolling (CWR) process belongs to modern forming methods and consists in workpiece forming by means of wedge tool segments fixed on the mill rolls or on the flat or concave plates of rolling mills. The CWR process is widely applied for the production of stepped shafts or axes being the axial symmetric parts.

Cross-wedge rolling (CWR), a near-net shape metal manufacturing process with high production efficiency and low material consumption, has an extensive …

Physical modelling of the processes of cross-wedge rolling was conducted in recent years by the team of Wójcik and Pater, where the model material used is commercial plasticine formed at ...

The article presents an innovative method of forming hollow rail axles by cross rolling (CR) in a 3-roll mill. Assessing the correctness of the concept was conducted with numerical simulations in ...

Physical modelling of the processes of cross-wedge rolling was conducted in recent years by the team of Wójcik and Pater, where the model material used is commercial plasticine formed at ...

In this paper, a novel method for ball forming by cross wedge rolling (CWR) was proposed, and the finite element (FE) simulation and experimental verification were carried out with the 26 mm diameter steel ball as an example. First of all, the die parameters including spreading angle β and forming angle α were selected and the 3D models of the …

Cross wedge rolling (CWR) process is an economical process for shafts forming by using two or three wedge-shaped tools to oppositely press into the workpiece [3, 4]. Although there are some limitations such as large-sized die, complex-shaped wedge, and complicated adjustment, the CWR technology has the advantages of high accuracy, …

PDF. This paper deals with the issue of the helicopter SW4 rear gear driving shaft forming. It was assumed that this shaft will be made from titanium alloy Ti6Al4V and it will be formed by means of cross-wedge rolling technology (CWR). It was also assumed that rolling will be realized in double configuration, which will guarantee axial symmetry ...

Cross Wedge Rolling (CWR) Alternative Process To Forging Of Round Or Cylindrical Solid Components. Highly specialized, metal saving, highly efficient class of equipment is used for forming of axisymmetric parts …

The cross wedge rolling (CWR) process belongs to advanced method of forming axes, its principle is shown in Fig. 1. The wedge tool segments fixed on the mill rolls rotate in the same direction and drive circle billet in a rotational manner, the billet is rolled stepped shaft of different shape under the function of wedge hole [2]. Semi-axes ...

Helical rolling (HR) with high temperature is an efficient forming process to produce bearing steel balls with diameter more than 25 mm. This article discusses the advantages and disadvantages of two HR roller designing methods: single side variable lead method and double side variable lead method. Finite element (FE) simulations of …

The article presents an innovative method of forming hollow rail axles by cross rolling (CR) in a 3-roll mill. Assessing the correctness of the concept was conducted with numerical simulations in ...

Cross wedge rolling (CWR) is an advanced metal forming technique for producing preforms (for press forging) or finished-formed stepped axes and shafts. This …

V.Shchukin and G.Kozhevnikova. Cross-wedge rolling (CWR) is one of the most efficient ways to manufacture axially symmetric parts in large scale and mass production. It combines economical use of material, high performance standards, and high process efficiency for forming precision products. Fig. 1. Cross-wedge rolling of a railroad screw.

1. Introduction. Cross wedge rolling (CWR) is an advanced metal forming technique for producing preforms (for press forging) or finished-formed stepped axes and shafts. This process is based on the use of wedge-shaped tools mounted either on the rolls or on flat (or concave) rolling mill plates.

The article presents an innovative method of forming hollow rail axles by cross rolling (CR) in a 3-roll. mill. Assessing the correctness of the concept was conducted with numerical simulations in ...

Mechanical Faculty, Lublin University of Technology, 36 Nadbystrzycka Str., 20-618 Lublin, Poland; [email protected]. Abstract: The aim of this article is to review the application of the finite element method (FEM) to cross-wedge rolling (CWR) modeling. CWR is a manufacturing process which is used to produce stepped axles and shafts as …

Cross wedge rolling (CWR) is used to produce axisymmetric forgings and preforms. This manufacturing technique has many advantages such as high productivity, …

32 knifing cross-wedge rolling (FCWR) with single guide is proposed including a 33 modified roller, a horizontal mill and a single-guide structure, and its key problems are 34 studied by numerical ...

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Cross-wedge rolling (CWR) is the metal forming of axi-ally symmetrical products by tools in the shape of wedges. The tools are mounted on shafts, or on flat or concave roll-ing mill plates. The ...

The warm rolling experiments of shaft parts were carried out on the H630 double-roller cross-wedge rolling mill in the Zhejiang Key Laboratory of parts rolling forming technology. The roll diameter of this cross-wedge rolling mill is Φ630mm, and the roll length is 450 mm. The maximum diameter and maximum length of billets that can …

In this study, a novel method of flat-knifing cross-wedge rolling (FCWR) with single guide is proposed including a modified roller, a horizontal mill and a single-guide structure, and its key ...

The mill has already been employed to laboratory rolling tests of flexible skew rolling [29] and hot cross wedge rolling [15]. The rollers of the WCWR of hollow shafts with corrugated outer ...

Helical-wedge rolling is used on a large scale in the production of steel balls used on grinding media in ball mills [4]. Skew rolling technology produces balls 15-125 mm. The efficiency of such a process is very high, because it is possible to obtain part during one rotation of the rolls.

A summary of the cross wedge rolling process (CWR) modelling method being developed by the author is presented in the present study. The forming zone has …

Keywords Flat-kning cross-w edge rolling · Horizontal cross-wedge rolling mill · Multifunctional rolling mill · Single-guide rolling · Hollow shaft rolling Nomenclature α F orming angle β S hing tce tr angle B Kning width L Sizing width η W orkpiece eductionr h W edge height d m Mandrel diameter D 0, d 0 Outer and inner diameter of ...

In the process of cross-wedge rolling, axial-symmetric forgings are formed using wedge tools. These tools may be flat- or roll-shaped. This article presents two methods of cross-wedge rolling of rail …

largest rolling mills (type D46x1600) are used for produc-ing axisymmetric parts with diameters of up to 180 mm and lengths of up to 1300 mm. The largest at-wedge rolling …

control (CNC) skew rolling and cross-wedge rolling on flat- or roll-shaped tools. CNC skew rolling technology seems to be of great potential; a CNC skew rolling mill was built at Lublin University of Technology (Poland) in order to develop this technology [5]. The development possibilities in the case of cross-wedge rolling are much greater due

Cross-wedge rolling (CWR) is one of the most efficient ways to manufacture axially symmetric parts in large scale and mass production. It combines …