For a comprehensible configuration, it is advisable to define the data relevant to quality for the ibaQDR store and list it in a table.
You can then add the signal name, unit and, if applicable, the measuring channel number, and also note the assigned measuring locations and profiles.
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In addition to the measured quality data, you should also store the tracking signals. This helps to verify easily the length mapping of ibaQDR in ibaAnalyzer. |
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ID |
Signal name |
Unit |
Measuring location |
Profile |
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[0:0] |
Speed |
m/s |
Uncoiler 1 |
1m + As is |
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... |
Strip thickness |
mm |
Thickness gauge 1 |
1m + As is |
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... |
Speed |
m/s |
Uncoiler 2 |
1m + As is |
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... |
Strip thickness |
mm |
Thickness gauge 2 |
1m + As is |
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... |
Entry looper strip tension |
kN |
Bridle roll 1 |
1m + As is |
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... |
Furnace temperature |
°C |
Heating zone |
1m + As is |
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... |
Galvanizing bath temperature |
°C |
Galvanizing bath |
1m + As is |
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... |
Galvanizing layer thickness |
g/m² |
Air knife |
1m + As is |
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... |
Rolling force |
kN |
Skin pass mill |
1m + As is |
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... |
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