TY - JOUR
T1 - Integrated solutions for a fully-automated grinding of surface flaws on semi-finished steel products
AU - Richter, Gerhard
AU - Ofner, Ronald
AU - Fauster, Ewald
PY - 2010
Y1 - 2010
N2 - Prior to further processing of semi-finished steel products, it must be ensured that the surfaces of the workpieces are free from scale, cracks and other material flaws. High-pressure grinding has been proven to be an optimal technology for removing such surface defects. With BRAUN's multi-functional HP high-pressure grinding machine, a highly flexible, state-of-the-art facility was developed that allows a fully-automated bright, edge and flaw grinding of billets, blooms, ingots and other products. Automated grinding of partial surface flaws, however, also requires an accurate detection of the defects. Furthermore, adequate editing of the flaw coordinates, subsequent transmission of these data to the control system of the grinding machine, as well as the capability of the grinding machines to accurately approach the flaw are an imperative. In this context, the thermoinductive crack detection system developed by vatron gmbh poses an ideal technology for inspecting the surface of the workpiece. Moreover, BRAUN and vatron gmbh have jointly developed solutions which allow the implementation of integrated, fully-automated systems for flaw detection and flaw grinding, including product identification, Dost-arindino re-inspection and data management.
AB - Prior to further processing of semi-finished steel products, it must be ensured that the surfaces of the workpieces are free from scale, cracks and other material flaws. High-pressure grinding has been proven to be an optimal technology for removing such surface defects. With BRAUN's multi-functional HP high-pressure grinding machine, a highly flexible, state-of-the-art facility was developed that allows a fully-automated bright, edge and flaw grinding of billets, blooms, ingots and other products. Automated grinding of partial surface flaws, however, also requires an accurate detection of the defects. Furthermore, adequate editing of the flaw coordinates, subsequent transmission of these data to the control system of the grinding machine, as well as the capability of the grinding machines to accurately approach the flaw are an imperative. In this context, the thermoinductive crack detection system developed by vatron gmbh poses an ideal technology for inspecting the surface of the workpiece. Moreover, BRAUN and vatron gmbh have jointly developed solutions which allow the implementation of integrated, fully-automated systems for flaw detection and flaw grinding, including product identification, Dost-arindino re-inspection and data management.
KW - Automatic detection of surface defects
KW - Automatic removal of surface defects
KW - High-pressure grinding
UR - https://www.scopus.com/pages/publications/84879856976
M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:84879856976
SN - 0129-5721
VL - 39.2010
SP - 31
EP - 40
JO - SEAISI quarterly
JF - SEAISI quarterly
IS - 3
ER -