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Discussion and Application of Lubrication Technology in Hot Rolling

HE Ya-yua

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Performance requirements for hot rolling process of lubricant and hot rolling lubrication mechanism, function and application method were mainly introduced. And combined with the background of low profit even loss in steel industry,the purpose and the significance of application of lubrication technology in hot rolling production were emphasized.

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Performance requirements for hot rolling process of lubricant and hot rolling lubrication mechanism, function and application method were mainly introduced. And combined with the background of low profit even loss in steel industry,the purpose and the significance of application of lubrication technology in hot rolling production were emphasized.

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Performance requirements for hot rolling process of lubricant and hot rolling lubrication mechanism, function and application method were mainly introduced. And combined with the background of low profit even loss in steel industry,the purpose and the significance of application of lubrication technology in hot rolling production were emphasized.

Key concepts: Lubrication, Lubricant, Materials science, Metallurgy, Mechanical engineering, Manufacturing engineering, Engineering

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