Optimization of multi-pass steel wiredrawing operation

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This study uses an FEA-based model validated with an industrial wiredrawing operation to conduct soft experiments and build a response surface for various objectives as a function of design variables. This in turn is used for optimizing the wiredrawing pass schedule. The emphasis is on reduction of the number of soft experiments to reduce the computational cost in an industrial environment. The accuracy of response surface, selection of algorithm for the global optimization problem, and use of the optimizer for typical industrial cases are discussed.

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Description

This study uses an FEA-based model validated with an industrial wiredrawing operation to conduct soft experiments and build a response surface for various objectives as a function of design variables. This in turn is used for optimizing the wiredrawing pass schedule. The emphasis is on reduction of the number of soft experiments to reduce the computational cost in an industrial environment. The accuracy of response surface, selection of algorithm for the global optimization problem, and use of the optimizer for typical industrial cases are discussed.

Additional information

Author(s)

Surya Kumar Singh, Caparo Steel Products, UK, B.P. Gautham and Sharad Goyal, Tata Research Development and Design Centre, India, and Dinesh Gudadhe, Tata Steel Wire Division, India

Publication/Event/Pages

Paper presented at WAI's 78th Annual Convention (Wire Expo) in Pittsburgh, June, 2008. Published in WJI, Sept. 2009, pp. 82-88.

Year

2008