Alexander S. Karandaev

Dr. Alexander S. Karandaev

Nosov Magnitogorsk State Technical University, 38, Lenin Street, Magnitogorsk City, Chelyabinsk Region, Russia
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14Years (2013-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 November 2014 in Metallurgist
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AKAlexander S. Karandaev
Alexander S. Karandaev
SES. A. Evdokimov
S. A. Evdokimov
Vadim KhramshinVadim Khramshin
Vadim Khramshin
RLR. A. Lednov
R. A. Lednov

21 July 2015 in Metallurgist
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Vadim KhramshinVadim Khramshin
Vadim Khramshin
AKAlexander S. Karandaev
Alexander S. Karandaev
SES. A. Evdokimov
S. A. Evdokimov
IAI. Yu. Andryushin
I. Yu. Andryushin
ASA. G. Shubin
A. G. Shubin
AGA. N. Gostev
A. N. Gostev

4 March 2021 in Machines
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AKAlexander S. Karandaev
Alexander S. Karandaev
Vadim R. GasiyarovVadim R. Gasiyarov
Vadim R. Gasiyarov
ARAndrey A. Radionov
Andrey A. Radionov
Boris LoginovBoris Loginov
Boris Loginov
The latest development trend in rolling industry is the combination of various technological operations in continuous production lines. In the production of long products, the combination of rolling and drawing processes looks promising. A wire drawing mill developed by the team of authors of this work belongs to the conceptually new, integrated lines. The creation of new integrated rolling mills requires a research phase, where relevant concepts are scrutinized using the methods of mathematical modeling. This requires the development of digital (Digital Twin) models that reliably describe the technological processes. It seems efficient to create a Digital Twin for individual units, with their subsequent integration into a complex digital model. This approach was applied in the development of models of electrical systems for the new line. Such models should take into account a wide range of real-life physical relationships. At the same time, a three-high continuous train of stands with an idle inter-stand is the least studied technological unit of the new mill. The absence of an electric drive of the middle stand determines the particulars of deformation processes and the stands’ interconnections through the processed metal. To date, a comprehensive study of such objects has not been carried out. Therefore, the task of studying this technological unit is of immediate interest. The presented publication is devoted to the development of digital models of deformation zones of drive stands and idle stands, as well as of their relationship through the processed metal. The task is solved using the example of an operating pilot production line that implements rolling technology with an idle stand. The authors describe individual Digital Twins and present the structure of the complex model of the studied unit. The most important purpose of the model is to use it in the development of a control method for electric drives of stands to ensure the stability of the rolling process. The developed method should provide a reduction in energy consumption due to the use of friction force reserves present in the idle stand. The authors also substantiate the control principle based on continuous monitoring and alignment of critical angles in the deformation zones of the drive stands. The paper describes a structure of the control system and explains the technical implementation of this principle. The results of mathematical modeling and oscillograms of typical transient processes are presented. The advantages provided by implementing the proposed control method are shown. The work provides an indirect confirmation of the adequacy of the model to the physical object. Recommendations are given on the use of the developed Digital Twin in the study of rolling processes on sheet and sectional mills.

1 October 2014
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AKAlexander S. Karandaev
Alexander S. Karandaev
ARAndrey A. Radionov
Andrey A. Radionov
Vadim KhramshinVadim Khramshin
Vadim Khramshin
IAI.YU. Andryushin
I.YU. Andryushin
ASA.G. Shubin
A.G. Shubin
To reduce longitudinal gauge deviations of the head sections at the hot strip mill rolling it is reasonable to profile band of variable thickness due to the length provided by the linear motion of the screw-down arrangements under load. The paper considers the structure of the automatic gauge control system (ACGS) of the indirect type. It estimates the accuracy of screw-down arrangement position control in the single-loop automatic position control system. It also justifies the use of automatic position combined control system. The introduction of the additional channel of control due to the first derivative of the reference input signal was proved to provide the required accuracy values of the strip gauge control. The paper presents data of the pilot study of the developed system at OJSC Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works' mill 2,000; they confirm its efficiency.

1 October 2013 in Russian Electrical Engineering
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PSP. V. Shilyaev
P. V. Shilyaev
IAI. Yu. Andryushin
I. Yu. Andryushin
VGV. V. Golovin
V. V. Golovin
ARAndrey A. Radionov
Andrey A. Radionov
AKAlexander S. Karandaev
Alexander S. Karandaev
Vadim KhramshinVadim Khramshin
Vadim Khramshin
The manufacture of hot-rolled strips 0.8–1.5 mm in thickness as a final product of metallurgical works necessitates strict requirements for gage interference of the strip, namely, with a tolerance of...

23 January 2015 in Metallurgist
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AKAlexander S. Karandaev
Alexander S. Karandaev
SES. A. Evdokimov
S. A. Evdokimov
Vadim KhramshinVadim Khramshin
Vadim Khramshin
ASA. A. Sarlybaev
A. A. Sarlybaev