Application of machine learning methods for the prediction of roll force and torque during plate rolling of micro-alloyed steel

Machine learning technique is extensively used to establish the relationship between non-linear data sets which cannot be described mathematically and thus an exact analytic model is either intractable or too time-consuming to develop. During hot rolling, the effect of process parameters that cannot...

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Main Authors: Suman Kant Thakur, Alok Kumar Das, Bimal Kumar Jha
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2023-12-01
Series:Journal of Alloys and Metallurgical Systems
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Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2949917823000445
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description Machine learning technique is extensively used to establish the relationship between non-linear data sets which cannot be described mathematically and thus an exact analytic model is either intractable or too time-consuming to develop. During hot rolling, the effect of process parameters that cannot be captured in mathematical models, such as roll dimensions and its wear, the inter-pass time between rolling passes, temperature variation has been incorporated using multivariate supervised machine learning technique for accurate prediction of roll force and torque during plate rolling of micro-alloyed steel. An ensemble method was used to combine various machine learning techniques and average them to develop one final predictive model. K-cross validation of the model was carried out to validate the results and ensure the model gets the correct pattern of data. Root mean square error of ensemble roll force model was compared with roll force calculation using Sims theory. It was found that the machine learning model can predict the roll force and torque accurately as it takes care of various non-linear process variables which cannot be accounted for mathematically. The R-value of the machine learning model was >98 %, whereas it was 92.2 % for roll force calculation using Sims theory.
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spelling doaj.art-f72099ae4edf42ef918f55ccefbb6e492024-01-27T07:14:33ZengElsevierJournal of Alloys and Metallurgical Systems2949-91782023-12-014100044Application of machine learning methods for the prediction of roll force and torque during plate rolling of micro-alloyed steelSuman Kant Thakur0Alok Kumar Das1Bimal Kumar Jha2R&D Centre for Iron & Steel, Steel Authority of India Ltd., Ranchi 834002, India; IIT(ISM), Dhanbad 826004, India; Corresponding author at: R&D Centre for Iron & Steel, Steel Authority of India Ltd., Ranchi 834002, India.IIT(ISM), Dhanbad 826004, IndiaNIFFT, Ranchi 834003, IndiaMachine learning technique is extensively used to establish the relationship between non-linear data sets which cannot be described mathematically and thus an exact analytic model is either intractable or too time-consuming to develop. During hot rolling, the effect of process parameters that cannot be captured in mathematical models, such as roll dimensions and its wear, the inter-pass time between rolling passes, temperature variation has been incorporated using multivariate supervised machine learning technique for accurate prediction of roll force and torque during plate rolling of micro-alloyed steel. An ensemble method was used to combine various machine learning techniques and average them to develop one final predictive model. K-cross validation of the model was carried out to validate the results and ensure the model gets the correct pattern of data. Root mean square error of ensemble roll force model was compared with roll force calculation using Sims theory. It was found that the machine learning model can predict the roll force and torque accurately as it takes care of various non-linear process variables which cannot be accounted for mathematically. The R-value of the machine learning model was >98 %, whereas it was 92.2 % for roll force calculation using Sims theory.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2949917823000445Plate RollingRoll ForceMachine LearningEnsemble method
spellingShingle Suman Kant Thakur
Alok Kumar Das
Bimal Kumar Jha
Application of machine learning methods for the prediction of roll force and torque during plate rolling of micro-alloyed steel
Journal of Alloys and Metallurgical Systems
Plate Rolling
Roll Force
Machine Learning
Ensemble method
title Application of machine learning methods for the prediction of roll force and torque during plate rolling of micro-alloyed steel
title_full Application of machine learning methods for the prediction of roll force and torque during plate rolling of micro-alloyed steel
title_fullStr Application of machine learning methods for the prediction of roll force and torque during plate rolling of micro-alloyed steel
title_full_unstemmed Application of machine learning methods for the prediction of roll force and torque during plate rolling of micro-alloyed steel
title_short Application of machine learning methods for the prediction of roll force and torque during plate rolling of micro-alloyed steel
title_sort application of machine learning methods for the prediction of roll force and torque during plate rolling of micro alloyed steel
topic Plate Rolling
Roll Force
Machine Learning
Ensemble method
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2949917823000445
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