METHOD OF SURFACE MACHINING OF HOT ROLLED STEEL MATERIAL

Abstract: According to the invention, when upper and lower surfaces of a hot sheet material are to be machined by rotation of milling cutters, which interpose the hot sheet material from above and below, while the hot sheet material runs, a cutting resistance determined by a kind of the hot sheet material and a cutting condition including temperatures at the time of machining and depth of cut is controlled through adjustment of the depth of cut, and the hot sheet material is machined while breakage thereof is prevented with tension caused in the hot sheet material by the cutting resistance kept smaller than a breaking strength of joined portions of the material.

Description: TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for surface cutting of hot-rolled steel products, especially of wide hot-rolled long sheets, and a method and apparatus for surface cutting which are advantageous in removing raised portions (projections) and burrs produced in a joint region by butt joint of semifinished steel products such as sheet bars, slabs, billets, and blooms. BACKGROUND ART Regarding the technologies for making a repair of flaws produced on the surface of hot-rolled steel products such as sheet bars during the hot rolling process and for removing projections inevitably produced in the joint portion in the continuous hot rolling process in which rolling is carried out by butt joining the tail edge of preceding steel product to the leading edge of following steel product, many proposals have already been made in Unexamined Japanese Patent Publication No. 57-137008, Unexamined Japanese Patent Publication No. 63-160707, Unexamined Japanese Patent Publication No. 5-23706, Unexamined Japanese Patent Publication No. 5-104261, Unexamined Japanese Patent Publication No. 57-91856, Unexamined Japanese Patent Publication No. 53-112593, and so forth. However, these technologies have disadvantages that there arises a trouble of breaking of a hot-rolled steel product (hereinafter referred simply as to a steel product) in surface- cutting the steel product, and that the improvement in cutting efficiency cannot be achieved because the life of cutting edge is short and quick action cannot be taken when local wear of cutting edge occurs. Also, there remain problems in that it is difficult to adjust a predetermined allowance in cutting a steel product, that the equipment is damaged by the contact of cutting edges which cut a steel product from upside and downside, that chips produced by cutting cannot be disposed well, and that fluttering of steel product occurs during the cutting process. An object of the present invention is to provide a method and apparatus which can solve all above-described conventional problems occurring in surface cutting of steel products. DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION 1) The present invention provides a surface cutting method for steel products in which in cutting the top and bottom surfaces of a steel product by the rotation of milling cutters holding the steel product therebetween in the thickness direction in the conveying process of the steel product having a joint portion, the cutting resistance determined by the cutting conditions including the type of steel product, the temperature in cutting, and the cut depth is controlled by the adjustment of cut depth, and cutting is performed by making the tension produced on the steel product by the cutting resistance lower than the breaking strength of the joint portion to prevent the breakage of steel product (claim 1). 2) In the above item 1), a sudden temperature rise of steel product is detected on the input side of milling cutter, the steel product is held between the milling cutter based on the detected signal, and the surfaces of the joint portion including the nearby portion of steel product are cut (claim 2). 3) In the above item 1), when the steel product running direction and the milling cutter rotating direction on the cut surface are reverse to each other, the adjustment of one-side cut depth t satisfies the following equation (1) (claim 3). [Note] t ≦ σ b · (b-2w) · T/{2S f · C · exp [A/(T k +273)] · b · V M /V C + 2 σ b · (b-2w)} where t : one-side cut depth (mm) S f : safety factor σ b : strength of joint portion of steel product considering temperature (kgf/mm 2 ) b : width of steel product (mm) w : one-side unjoined length in the sheet width direction at joint portion of steel product (mm) T : thickness of steel product (mm) C : constant determined by the type of steel product (kgf/mm 2 ) A : constant determined by the type of steel product (°C) T k : temperature of steel product in cutting (°C) V M : running speed of steel product (mm/s) V C : circumferential speed of milling cutter cutting edge (mm/s) 4) In the above item 1), when the steel product running direction and the milling cutter rotating direction on the cut surface are equal to each other, the adjustment of one-side cut depth t satisfies the following equation (2) (claim 4). [Note] t ≦ σ b · (b-2w) · T/{2S f · C · exp [A/(T k +273)] · b · V M /V C } where t : one-side cut depth (mm) S f : safety factor σ b : strength of joint portion of steel product considering temperature (kgf/mm 2 ) b : width of steel product (mm) w : one-side unjoined length in the sheet width direction at joint portion of steel product (mm) T : thickness of steel product (mm) C : constant determined by the type of steel product (kgf/mm 2 ) A : constant determined by the type of steel product (°C) T k : temperature of steel product in cutting (°C) V M : running speed of steel product (mm/s) V C : circumferential speed of milling cutter cutting edge (mm/s) 5) In the above item 1), at least the cutting edges of a milling cutter are made of a ferrous material, and cooling water is sprayed to the cutting face or flank of the milling cutter at a pressure according to the rotating speed and outside diameter (claim 5). The invention will now be described in detail by way of example and with reference to the accompanying drawings in which Fig. 1 is a side view showing a state of surface cutting of a steel product; Fig. 2 is a plan view of Fig. 1; Fig. 3 is a schematic view of a continuous hot rolling facility; Fig. 4 is a view showing a state of cooling at the leading edge of cutting edge of a rotary drum; Fig. 5 is a diagram showing the relationship between the circumferential speed of milling cutter and the pressure of cooling water; Fig. 6 is a diagram showing the relationship between the outside diameter of milling cutter and the pressure of cooling water; Fig. 7 is a view showing a overall configuration of cutting apparatus. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION In hot rolling, when rolling is performed continuously by joining the tail edge of a preceding sheet to the leading edge of a following sheet between the rough rolling and the finish rolling to achieve a high efficiency, a method for finishing the sheet surface, in which the raised portion including the front and rear regions thereof is surface-cut by milling, has been used practically. At present, however, the cut depth in milling is the same for all objects, and special consideration is not given. Therefore, when the cutting resistance is varied greatly by the type, temperature, etc. of sheet, a trouble such that the sheet is broken at the joint portion having a low breaking strength occurs. As the technology for removing the raised portions (projections) at the sheet joint portion, a method has been proposed in which the weld is detected by a detector, a cutting apparatus is activated by the detection signal, and weld burrs are removed while the sheet is running, as in Unexamined Japanese Patent Publication No. 53-112593 (Method for Removing Weld Burrs of Sheet). Also, a method has been proposed in which the projections at the joint portion are cut by cutting edges of a surface treatment apparatus provided before a hot rolling mill, as in Unexamined Japanese Patent Publication No. 63-160707 (Hot Rolling Equipment). However, it is very difficult to overcome the trouble of breakage of joint portion by these methods. The present invention solves the above problem by using the means described in 1) to 4). Specifically, the cutting resistance defined by the cutting conditions (type of steel (chemical composition), temperature, sheet width, sheet thickness, running speed, rotating direction of milling cutter, circumferential speed of cutting edge, cut depth, etc.) for the milling cutter is controlled by the adjustment of cut depth, and the tension produced on the steel product by the cutting resistance is decreased to a value lower than the breaking strength of the joint portion to prevent the breakage of the steel product. The following is a specific description of this point for the case of sheet as an example. Figs. 1 and 2 are a side view and a plan view, respectively, showing a state in which the surface of a running sheet is cut by milling cutters. In Figs. 1 and 2, reference numeral 1 denotes a milling cutter having cutting edges at the tip end thereof, 2 denotes a sheet, 3 denotes a position control cylinder for milling cutter, 4 denotes a thermometer, 5 denotes a process computer, 6 denotes a control panel, and 7 denotes a joint portion of sheet 2. Arrow A indicates the running direction of sheet 2, arrow B indicates the rotating direction of milling cutter 1, and arrow C indicates the direction of tension caused on the sheet 2 by the cutting resistance. Reference character b denotes the width of sheet 2, T denotes the thickness of sheet 2, t denotes the cut depth on one side produced by milling cutter 1, and w denotes the unjoined length at the edge in the sheet width direction at the joint portion 7. Fig. 3 is a view showing a typical arrangement of a cutting apparatus having the milling cutters in accordance with the present invention. In Fig. 3, the sheet (sheet bar) rolled by, for example, a rough rolling mill 8 is wound by a winding/rewinding device 9, the edge of respective sheets S 1 and S 2 is cut into a predetermined shape by a cutting device 10 (drum shear etc.) on the input side of a scale breaker (not shown) and a hot finish rolling mill 13 (F 1 , F 2 , F 3 , ...) while the sheet is rewound by the winding/rewinding device 9, the tail edge of the preceding sheet S 1 and the leading edge of the following sheet S 2 are arranged in an opposed relation with a small gap being provided therebetween, and then the nearby region is held in the sheet thickness direction by clamps 11a and 11b mounted on a movable joining device 11. In this state, the sheets are joined by pressing by means of a pressing means (the clamps 11a and 11b can be moved so as to be closer to each other) while being induction heated by, for example, an inductor for induction heating located at at least one position of just above and just below the portion to be joined or after being induction heated. After the raised portions caused by this joining operation including the front and rear regions thereof are surface-finished by a milling device 12, the rolling is performed. In the case where surface cutting is performed between the rough rolling mill 8 and the finish rolling mill 13, the tension produced on the sheet by cutting resistance acts between the milling cutter 1 and the downstream-side finish rolling mill 13 when the rotating direction of the milling cutter 1 is the direction as shown in Figs. 1 and 2 (up cut), and the tension acts between the milling cutter 1 and the upstream-side coil winding/rewinding device 9 when the rotating direction of the milling cutter is reverse to the above (down cut). The sheets are joined usually by the induction heating process, in which unjoined portions are formed in the sheet width direction at present for various reasons caused by the fact that heating is not uniform in the sheet width direction. Therefore, the joint portion 7 has a lower breaking strength than the base metal because the joint portion is hotter than the base metal due to heating in joining (base metal: about 900°C, joint portion: about 1300°C) and the joint portion has the unjoined portions. According to the present invention, in Figs. 1 and 2, the information about the data on sheet 2 (steel type, sheet width b, sheet thickness T) is given to the control panel 6 by the process computer 5 to which these data are inputted, a temperature signal of the running sheets (S 1 , S 2 ) is sent from the thermometer 4 installed on the apparatus input side to the control panel 6, and the cut depth t on one side is determined at the control panel 6 based on the signal. The milling cutter position control cylinders 3 are activated by the signal from the control panel 6, and cutting of the cut depth t determined as described above is performed by using milling cutters 1. When the joint portion 7 including the front and rear regions thereof is surface-cut, the joint portion 7 is detected by sudden rise in temperature on the thermometer 4, and the milling cutter position control cylinders 3 are activated through the control panel 6 based on the temperature signal, by which the surface cutting of that portion can be performed reliably. At this time, it is important to appropriately determine the distance between the thermometer 4 and the milling cutter 1 by considering time lag etc. The surface cutting of the joint portion 7 including the front and rear regions thereof of the sheet 2 is important not only to the removal of projections at the joint portion 7 and the nearby regions thereof but also to the removal of misalignment produced in the sheet thickness direction at the joint portion, clamp flaws, new scale, etc. Accordingly, it is essential to cut to a depth such that these defects can be removed. The procedure for deriving an experimental equation for determining the cut depth in the case of up cut as shown in Fig. 2 is as follows. First, using the strength of joint portion 7: σ b (kgf/mm 2 ), unjoined length: w (mm), cut depth: t (mm), width of sheet 2: b (mm), and sheet thickness: T (mm), the breaking strength of the joint portion 7: f b (kgf) can be expressed as f b = σ b · (b-2w) · (T-2t) where the above f b and σ b are values for which temperature is considered. On the other hand, the relationship between the cut resistance for each steel type: k (kgf/mm 2 ) and the temperature of sheet during cutting: T k (°C) is given by experiment as k = C · exp[A/(T k +273)] where C (kgf/mm 2 ) and A (°C) are constants determined by the steel type of sheet 2. From Eq. (4), using the running speed of sheet 2: V M (mm/s) and the circumferential speed of milling cutter cutting edge: V C (mm/s), the cutting resistance: fa (kgf) is expressed as f a = k · b · t · V M /V C Using Eqs. (3), (4), and (5) and considering safety factor: S f (2 - 5, it is especially important to consider the deterioration in breaking characteristics caused by notch effect of unjoined portion) , the cut depth: t (mm) such that the joint portion 7 is not broken by cutting can be determined as follows: 2S f · f a = f b Substitution of Eqs. (3), (4) and (5) in Eq. (6) yields 2S f · C · exp[A/(T k +273)] · b · t · V M /V C = σ b · (b-2w) · (T-2t) Therefore, t = σ b · (b-2w) · T/{2S f · C · exp [A/(T k +273)] · b · V M /V C + 2σ b · (b-2w)} can be derived. In the case of down cut in which the rotating direction of milling cutter 1 is reverse to the direction shown in Fig. 2, since the tension acting on the sheet 2 by the cutting resistance fa is on the input side of the milling cutter 1, the effective sheet thickness is equal to sheet thickness: T (the projections at the joint portion 7 are ignored), so that the above-described equation (3) is expressed as f b = σ b · (b-2w) · T Therefore, 2S f · C · exp [A/(T k +273)] · b · t · V M /V C = σ b · (b-2w) T From this equation, t = σ b · (b-2w) · T/{2S f · C · exp [A/(T k +273)] · b · V M /V C } is derived. In deriving the above equations for calculating the cut depth t, the raised portions at the joint portion 7 are ignored in both cases of up cut and down cut. This is because under the ordinary process conditions, although the joint portion 7 has a substantially great cut depth, the cutting resistance is low because of high temperature. This is apparent from the fact that breakage of the joint portion 7 does not occur at all in cutting the joint portion 7 (raised portions) in the actual process. For the sheets of various steel type including extra low carbon steel and SUS304 stainless steel, the surface cutting was performed between the rough rolling and the finish rolling in the hot rolling, and the cut depth t was controlled so as to be a value smaller than the value calculated from Eq. (8) in the case of up cut and from Eq. (11) in the case of down cut. As a result, the breakage of the joint portion does not occur at all. The following is a description of a case where the life of milling cutter used for surface cutting of sheets is prolonged and stable surface cutting is performed while preventing loading etc. by using the means described in the above item 5). The surface finishing of slabs and hot-rolled plates is performed by using a grinder having a grindstone as disclosed in Unexamined Japanese Patent Publication No. 57-91856. Such a grinder has a low work efficiency when grinding a wide, long object such as a plate. Especially when the slab surface is finished by the grinder in direct rolling, a high energy loss is produced because the steel product being finished stays for a long period of time and the heat thereof dissipates in the air. On the other hand, a milling cutter type cutting edge having a drum length which covers the overall range in the plate width direction has been used as a means for improving the cutting efficiency. When a non-ferrous material such as ceramics and tungsten carbide is used for such a cutting edge, the life of cutting edge is greatly shortened by wear, causing the cost to climb. Alternately, when a ferrous cutting edge is used, the problem with the cutting edge of non-ferrous material such as ceramics and tungsten carbide is eliminated, but chips are liable to adhere to the cutting edge, so that the heat input from chips to cutting edge causes a melting loss, and also a stable operation cannot be performed for a long period of time because loading or clogging of cutting edge occurs easily. In the present invention, therefore, when the surface cutting of sheet is performed using a ferrous milling cutter, cooling water is sprayed to the cutting face or flank of milling cutter at a pressure in accordance with the rotating speed and outside diameter, by which the life of the milling cutter used for the surface cutting of slabs and sheets such as hot-rolled sheets (hoops) is prolonged, and stable surface cutting to prevent loading can be achieved. By spraying cooling water to the cutting face or flank of cutting edge at a hydraulic pressure in accordance with the rotating speed and outside diameter of the milling cutter, high-temperature chips adhering to the cutting edge by cutting can be removed instantly by the centrifugal force caused by the rotation of milling cutter and the pressure of water, so that the heat input from the deposits at the cutting edge is decreased greatly. Therefore, the life of milling cutter is increased remarkably and the loading of cutting edge caused by the deposits is eliminated. The centrifugal force F W generated by the rotation of milling cutter is expressed as F W = m(V 2 /r) where m: mass of chips V: rotating speed of milling cutter r: 1/2 of outside diameter of milling cutter. Also, the cooling water power F P is expressed as F P = 1/2 · qv 2 = a (P 1 /P 2 ) 3/2 where q: mass of water v: colliding speed of water a: constant determined from the flow rate at reference pressure P 1 of water according to the nozzle model specification P 2 : supply pressure of water Therefore, in order to remove the chips deposited in cutting by using a milling cutter, cooling water should be sprayed so that the pressure of cooling water satisfies the following equation. (F W + F P )/A > σ B where A: cross sectional area of chip deposit σ B : high-temperature tensile strength of sheet The following is a description of a case where the milling cutters 14a and 14b are rotated by the drive of the shafts 15a and 15b, respectively, and cooling water is sprayed from a nozzle 16 to the cutting face thereof as shown in Fig. 4. Fig. 5 shows the result of experiment in which the cooling water pressure such that the melting loss and loading of cutting edge do not occur is determined with the outside diameter of milling cutter being set at 800 mm and the circumferential speed thereof being varied in the range of 20 to 120 m/sec. In this figure, the solid line indicates the lower limit value of cooling water pressure when the flow rate is Q, and the broken line indicates the lower limit value of cooling water pressure when the flow rate is 2Q. From this, it is found that the centrifugal force F W increases with the increase in circumferential speed of milling cutter, so that the melting loss and loading of cutting edge do not occur even if the cooling water power F P is decreased by the decrease in cooling water pressure. That is, it is preferable that the cooling water pressure decrease with the increase in the circumferential speed of milling cutter. Also, this figure indicates that the cooling water pressure should be adjusted in the range of 3 to 300 kgf/cm 2 for the circumferential speed of milling cutter in the range of 20 to 120 m/sec. Fig. 6 shows the result of experiment in which the cooling water pressure such that the melting loss and loading of cutting edge do not occur is determined with the circumferential speed of milling cutter being fixed at 20 m/sec and the outside diameter thereof being varied in the range of 200 to 1000 mm. In this figure, the solid line indicates the lower limit value of cooling water pressure when the flow rate is Q, and the broken line indicates the lower limit value of cooling water pressure when the flow rate is 2Q. From this, it is found that since the centrifugal force F W decreases in inverse proportion as the outside diameter of milling cutter increases, the melting loss and loading of cutting edge is not produced by the increase in cooling water pressure as the power of three by two (the increase in cooling water power F P ). That is, it is preferable that the cooling water pressure increase with the increase in the diameter of milling cutter. This indicates that cooling water according to the rotating speed and outside diameter of milling cutter should be sprayed to the cutting face of milling cutter. On the other hand, it is found from Figs. 5 and 6 that when the quantity of cooling water is doubled, the cooling water pressure such that the melting loss and loading of cutting edge do not occur decreases. This is probably because the quantity of water colliding with the cutting edge per unit time is increased by the increase in flow rate. The rotating speed of milling cutter should preferably be 20 to 120 m/sec. The reason for this is that if the rotating speed of milling cutter is lower than 20 m/sec, the speed is decreased and the milling cutter is stopped by the cutting resistance, while if the rotating speed of milling cutter is higher than 120 m/sec, the vibration frequency due to the number of revolutions becomes equal to or higher than the critical speed, so that the machine resonates, sometimes being destroyed. The outside diameter of milling cutter should preferably be 600 to 1000 mm. The reason for this is that if the outside diameter is smaller than 600 mm, the number of revolutions for achieving the circumferential speed increases, so that the vibration frequency exceeds the critical speed, or the drop in speed due to cutting resistance is great, so that the milling cutter is stopped, while if the outside diameter is larger than 1000 mm, though the large outside diameter is advantageous in terms of vibration because of the decrease in the number of revolutions, the centrifugal force decreases, so that the melting loss and loading of cutter edge are liable to occur, and the motor output for driving increases. In the above explanation, the case where cooling water is sprayed to the cutting face of cutting edge has been described. The case where cooling water is sprayed to the flank of milling cutter is the same, so that the explanation thereof is omitted. Fig. 4, which has been mentioned before, shows a case where surface cutting of steel product is performed using ferrous milling cutter by spraying cooling water to the cutting face of milling cutter. In this figure, reference numerals 14a and 14b denote milling cutters, 15a and 15b denote main shafts, 16 denotes a spray nozzle for cooling water, 17 denotes a bearing for rotatably supporting the milling cutter 14a, 14b, 18 denotes a screw down cylinder, 19 denotes a housing, 20 denotes a power transmission spindle, 21 denotes a pinion stand, and 22 dentes an electric motor. Fig. 7 shows the overall configuration of a facility in which the milling cutter is incorporated. Investigation was made on the state of melting loss and loading of cutting edge for the case where surface cutting of a slab of 120 mm thick and 800 mm wide was performed by rotating a ferrous milling cutter with a diameter of 800 mm at a speed of 65 m/s and by spraying cooling water with a flow rate of 500 ℓ/min/m and a pressure of 50 kgf/cm 2 to the cutting face, and for the conventional method in which the circumferential speed of milling cutter was 20 m/sec and the pressure of cooling water was 3 kgf/cm 2 (other conditions were the same as those of the present invention) . The result was that the melting loss and loading of cutting edge did not occur at all for about 72 hours in the method in accordance with the present invention, though the life of milling cutter was about 30 minutes in the conventional method, and it was confirmed that the life of milling cutter can be prolonged to about 30 days. The example in which cooling water was sprayed to the cutting face of milling cutter is as follows: By using a slab with the same size as that described above, investigation was made on the state of melting loss and loading of cutting edge for the case where surface cutting of was performed by rotating a ferrous milling cutter with a diameter of 800 mm at a speed of 65 m/sec and by spraying cooling water with a flow rate of 500 l/min/m and a pressure of 50 kgf/cm 2 to the cutting face, the case being in accordance with the present invention, and for the conventional method in which surface cutting was performed by rotating a milling cutter with the same diameter at a speed of 20 m/sec by spraying cooling water with a flow rate of 500 l/min/m and a pressure of 3 kgf/cm 2 (other conditions were the same as those of the present invention). The result was that the life of milling cutter could be prolonged to about 30 days in this case as well. In this example, investigation was made for the case where the tail edge of preceding sheet and the leading edge of following sheet were butt joined and the resultant projections were cut. In this case as well, it was confirmed that the life of milling cutter can be prolonged remarkably as compared with the conventional method. INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY According to the present invention, the following effects can be expected. 1) When hot-rolled steel products having joint portions, especially a preceding sheet and a following sheet, etc. are surface-cut by using a milling cutter, the cutting resistance is controlled by the adjustment of cut depth, and the tension caused on the sheet by the cutting resistance is reduced to a value lower than the breaking strength of joint portion, by which the breakage is prevented. Therefore, the production efficiency in the subsequent hot rolling process can be improved (claims 1 to 4). 2) Stable surface cutting can be performed for a long period of time, so that the cutting efficiency can be enhanced remarkably (claim 5).

Claims: A surface cutting method for hot-rolled steel products wherein the top and bottom surfaces of a hot-rolled steel product (2) having a joint portion (7) are cut by the rotation of milling cutters (1), holding the steel product (2) therebetween, in the thickness direction while conveying said hot-rolled steel product (2), the cutting resistance determined by the cutting conditions including the type of hot-rolled steel product (2), the temperature in cutting and the cut depth (t) is controlled by the adjustment of the cut depth (t); and the cutting is performed while maintaining the tension caused in the hot-rolled steel product (2) by the cutting resistance lower than the breaking strength of the joint portion (7) to prevent the breakage of hot-rolled steel product (2). A surface cutting method for hot-rolled steel products according to claim 1, wherein a sudden temperature rise of hot-rolled steel product (2) is detected on the input side of the milling cutter (1), the hot-rolled steel product (2) is held between the milling cutter (1) based on the detected signal, and the surfaces of the joint portion (7) including the nearby portion of hot-rolled steel product (2) are cut. A surface cutting method for hot-rolled steel products according to claim 1, wherein when the hot-rolled steel product (2) running direction and the milling cutter rotating direction on the cut surface are reverse to each other, the adjustment of one-side cut depth (t) satisfies the following equation (1): t ≦ σ b · (b-2w) · T/{2S f · C · exp [A/(T k +273)] · b · V M /V C + 2σ b · (b-2w)} where t one-side cut depth (mm) S f : safety factor σ b : strength of joint portion of hot-rolled steel product considering temperature ( N/mm 2 ) b : width of hot-rolled steel product (mm) w : one-side unjoined length in the sheet width direction at joint portion of hot-rolled steel product (mm) T : thickness of hot-rolled steel product (mm) C : constant determined by the type of hot-rolled steel product (N /mm 2 ) A constant determined by the type of hot-rolled steel product (°C) Tk : temperature of hot-rolled steel product in cutting (°C) V M : running speed of hot-rolled steel product (mm/s) V C : circumferential speed of milling cutter cutting edge (mm/s) A surface cutting method for hot-rolled steel products according to claim 1, wherein when the hot-rolled steel product running direction and the milling cutter rotating direction on the cut surface are equal to each other, the adjustment of one-side cut depth (t) satisfies the following equation (2): t ≦ σ b · (b-2w) · T/{2S f · C · exp [A/(T k +273)] · b · V M /V C } where t : one-side cut depth (mm) S f : safety factor σ b : strength of joint portion of hot-rolled steel product considering temperature ( N /mm 2 ) b : width of hot-rolled steel product (mm) w : one-side unjoined length in the sheet width direction at joint portion of hot-rolled steel product (mm) T : thickness of hot-rolled steel product (mm) C : constant determined by the type of hot-rolled steel product (N/mm 2 ) A : constant determined by the type of hot-rolled steel product (°C) T k : temperature of hot-rolled steel product in cutting (°C) V M : running speed of hot-rolled steel product (mm/s) V C : circumferential speed of milling cutter cutting edge (mm/s) A surface cutting method for hot-rolled steel products according to claim 1, wherein at least the cutting edges of a milling cutter (1) are made of a ferrous material, and cooling water is sprayed to the cutting face or flank of said milling cutter (1) at a pressure according to the rotating speed and outside diameter.

Inventors: AMAGASA TOSHIAKI, HAYASHI KANJI, HIRABAYASHI TAKESHI, ICHIKIZAKI TETSUO, ISOYAMA SHIGERU, KATSURA SHIGEFUMI, KURODA MOTOFUMI, NAKAGAWA TADASHI, NIKAIDO HIDEYUKI, SHIMIZU MASUTO, TAKAGI MITSUHIRO, TASHIRO SHOZO, YUKI ATSUSHI, AMAGASA, TOSHIAKI, HIRABAYASHI, TAKESHI, ICHIKIZAKI, TETSUO, ISOYAMA, SHIGERU, KATSURA, SHIGEFUMI, KURODA, MOTOFUMI, NAKAGAWA, TADASHI, NIKAIDO, HIDEYUKI, SHIMIZU, MASUTO, TAKAGI, MITSUHIRO, YUKI, ATSUSHI, AMAGASA, Toshiaki, Kawasaki Steel Corporation, HAYASHI Kanji, Mitsubishi Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha, HIRABAYASHI, Takeshi, Kawasaki Steel Corporation, ICHIKIZAKI, Tetsuo, Mitsubishi Jukogyo K. K.,, ISOYAMA, Shigeru, Kawasaki Steel Corporation, KATSURA, Shigefumi, Kawasaki Steel Corporation, KURODA, Motofumi, Mitsubishi Jukogyo Kabushiki, NAKAGAWA, Tadashi, Mitsubishi Jukogyo Kabushiki, NIKAIDO, Hideyuki, Kawasaki Steel Corporation, SHIMIZU, Masuto, Kawasaki Steel Corporation, TAKAGI, Mitsuhiro, Mitsubishi Jukogyo Kabushiki, TASHIRO Shozo, Mitsubishi Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha, YUKI, Atsushi, Kawasaki Steel Corporation
Applicants: KAWASAKI STEEL CO, MITSUBISHI HEAVY IND LTD, KAWASAKI STEEL CORPORATION, MITSUBISHI JUKOGYO KABUSHIKI KAISHA
Application year: 1996
Main classification: B23C3
IPC codes: B21B15, B23Q11, B23C3