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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP110100054

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $330,000.00
    Summary
    Innovation for anchorage wedge manufacturing. The consumption of tendon anchorage wedges worldwide is in the billions every year, but their manufacturing process is inadequate. The revolutionary technology to be developed by this proposed research will enable the manufacturers to achieve a cost-effective eco-fabrication with minimal material and energy wastages.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0882691

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $356,052.00
    Summary
    Mechanisms of mixed lubrication in rolling. Advanced manufacturing is always a major wealth-creating sector in developed economies. To catch up the revolution in rolling industry, Australia must develop her own technologies, train her own professionals of high competence, and thus increase her share in the international market. The proposed research will enhance Australia's record in production-orientated fundamental research in the field of metal rolling, and stimulate the growth of the world-c .... Mechanisms of mixed lubrication in rolling. Advanced manufacturing is always a major wealth-creating sector in developed economies. To catch up the revolution in rolling industry, Australia must develop her own technologies, train her own professionals of high competence, and thus increase her share in the international market. The proposed research will enhance Australia's record in production-orientated fundamental research in the field of metal rolling, and stimulate the growth of the world-class Australian industry, BlueScope Steel, and train young engineers most needed by the country. The research outcome will bring about long-term benefit to Australia.
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    Linkage - International - Grant ID: LX0242363

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $84,490.00
    Summary
    Effects of oxide scale on the mechanics of contacts in hot strip rolling. This project simulates the oxide scale of hot strip rolling by numerical method, and to obtain a robust and efficient solution technique for hot strip rolling. The innovation of this new research area is in the determination of the thermal coefficients of oxide scale and its modelling by elastic-plastic finite element method. The BHP Institute for Steel Processing and Products, UoW will collaborate with the School of Mater .... Effects of oxide scale on the mechanics of contacts in hot strip rolling. This project simulates the oxide scale of hot strip rolling by numerical method, and to obtain a robust and efficient solution technique for hot strip rolling. The innovation of this new research area is in the determination of the thermal coefficients of oxide scale and its modelling by elastic-plastic finite element method. The BHP Institute for Steel Processing and Products, UoW will collaborate with the School of Materials Science and Engineering, University of Science and Technology Beijing, China on the development of sophisticated theory, coupled simulation model and experimental research of the rolling of strip covering oxide scale with cracks.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0211233

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $524,492.00
    Summary
    Mechanics of Cold Rolling of Thin Strip. The main aim of this project is to generate a new theory for the cold rolling of thin strip (thickness: 0.1 - 0.15mm) when the work rolls contact beyond the edges of strip. The new knowledge will improve the rolling of thin strip, which is very sensitive to many parameters,some of which could not be acccounted for by existing rolling models. The expected outcomes are (1)development of a sophisticated new theory for thin strip rolling, (2) development of n .... Mechanics of Cold Rolling of Thin Strip. The main aim of this project is to generate a new theory for the cold rolling of thin strip (thickness: 0.1 - 0.15mm) when the work rolls contact beyond the edges of strip. The new knowledge will improve the rolling of thin strip, which is very sensitive to many parameters,some of which could not be acccounted for by existing rolling models. The expected outcomes are (1)development of a sophisticated new theory for thin strip rolling, (2) development of novel methods, (3) comprehensive simulation model that can predict accurately is rolling parameters and in particular the shapes and flatness of strip.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0450671

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $180,000.00
    Summary
    Developing Intelligent Systems for Manufacturing Control. The primary aim of this project is to develop control systems that interactively learn from the environment to increase the capabilities and performance of manufacturing processes. To achieve this we propose to develop manufacturing control systems that can automatically adapt to the changes in the process under control. Since these systems are expected to operate with limited or no human intervention, they need to be intelligent enough t .... Developing Intelligent Systems for Manufacturing Control. The primary aim of this project is to develop control systems that interactively learn from the environment to increase the capabilities and performance of manufacturing processes. To achieve this we propose to develop manufacturing control systems that can automatically adapt to the changes in the process under control. Since these systems are expected to operate with limited or no human intervention, they need to be intelligent enough to be able to learn from a changing environment and adapt correspondingly in order to achieve and maintain performance objectives.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0211244

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $231,000.00
    Summary
    Mechanics of mixed film lubrication in strip rolling. Rolling speeds of tandem cold rolling mills for thin steel strip are often limited by hot scratches and self excited chatter vibration, which forces the mill to slow down. Consequently the output is reduced and significant out-of-specification materials produced. Operating practices are guided by experience and trial-and-error method. In this project, a comprehensive model will be produced to quantify the effects of relevant parameters that c .... Mechanics of mixed film lubrication in strip rolling. Rolling speeds of tandem cold rolling mills for thin steel strip are often limited by hot scratches and self excited chatter vibration, which forces the mill to slow down. Consequently the output is reduced and significant out-of-specification materials produced. Operating practices are guided by experience and trial-and-error method. In this project, a comprehensive model will be produced to quantify the effects of relevant parameters that can provide a much better understanding of the rolling process at speeds higher than previously possible, and help to improve its productivity as well as product quality.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0219291

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $140,545.00
    Summary
    Roll bite lubrication in hot strip rolling. Roll bite lubrication has been applied in hot strip rolling with significant cost savings in reduced rolling force, reduced roll wear and increasede productivity. However the mechanics of roll bite lubrication in the interface is not well understood due to the high temperature of the strip, scale oxide on the surfaces and contact asperities. It is known how the surface roughness is generated after rolling. This proposed project will develop a model to .... Roll bite lubrication in hot strip rolling. Roll bite lubrication has been applied in hot strip rolling with significant cost savings in reduced rolling force, reduced roll wear and increasede productivity. However the mechanics of roll bite lubrication in the interface is not well understood due to the high temperature of the strip, scale oxide on the surfaces and contact asperities. It is known how the surface roughness is generated after rolling. This proposed project will develop a model to simulate the roll bite lubrication process, to determine the roughness transfer from the roll surface to the strip surface, and optimise roll bite lubriation process.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0452844

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $294,000.00
    Summary
    Contact mechanics in hot strip rolling. The mechanics of roll bite contact in hot strip rolling in the interface is not well understood due to the high temperature of the strip, scale oxide on the surfaces, contact asperities and lubrication mechanism of emulsion entrained in the roll bite. It is not known how the strip surface roughness is generated after rolling. This proposed project will develop a model to simulate the contact of the roll bite and to determine the quality of the surface roug .... Contact mechanics in hot strip rolling. The mechanics of roll bite contact in hot strip rolling in the interface is not well understood due to the high temperature of the strip, scale oxide on the surfaces, contact asperities and lubrication mechanism of emulsion entrained in the roll bite. It is not known how the strip surface roughness is generated after rolling. This proposed project will develop a model to simulate the contact of the roll bite and to determine the quality of the surface roughness transfer from the roll surface to the strip surface. The outcome would be significant cost savings in reduced rolling force, increased roll life, minimal surface defects and increased productivity.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0235491

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $135,270.00
    Summary
    Strip shape performance at tandem cold mill. The shape of the strip at the cold mill are affected significantly by machine conditions and key process variables, and yet the inter-relationship between these key areas are not known and operators rely on trial-and-error methods to operate the mill. At high speeds, the shape of the strip leaving the mill is not good, causeing problems to rolling mills downstream. The project proposed here will integrate practical knowledge and numerical modeling of .... Strip shape performance at tandem cold mill. The shape of the strip at the cold mill are affected significantly by machine conditions and key process variables, and yet the inter-relationship between these key areas are not known and operators rely on trial-and-error methods to operate the mill. At high speeds, the shape of the strip leaving the mill is not good, causeing problems to rolling mills downstream. The project proposed here will integrate practical knowledge and numerical modeling of the strip shape of tandem cold mill at high speeds to optimise the quality of the strip exiting the cold mill, and enable the mill to operate at higher speeds than the current practice
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    Linkage - International - Grant ID: LX0451809

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $80,902.00
    Summary
    Development of Knowledge Based Process Planning System for Non-Symmetrical Sheet Metal Forming Processes. Sheet metal and automotive industries need to continually improve their strategic competitive advantages with flexibility and cost-effectiveness to remain competitive in a changing world economy. In order to achieve this, the primary objective in the proposed research is to design and develop a knowledge-based process planning system for non-symmetrical products produced by deep drawing pro .... Development of Knowledge Based Process Planning System for Non-Symmetrical Sheet Metal Forming Processes. Sheet metal and automotive industries need to continually improve their strategic competitive advantages with flexibility and cost-effectiveness to remain competitive in a changing world economy. In order to achieve this, the primary objective in the proposed research is to design and develop a knowledge-based process planning system for non-symmetrical products produced by deep drawing processes. This objective will be achieved by investigating the effect of process variable on drawability of sheet material, by obtaining relevant process information through necessary experimentation and finite element analysis and by development of a rule base by acquiring process information from domain experts selected from number of sheet metal manufacturing industries.
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