...CONTENTS ❖ INTRODUCTION ❖ EQUIPMENTS IN PICKLING LINE NO. 1 ❖ EQUIPMENTS IN PICKLING LINE NO. 2 ❖ EQUIPMENTS IN REGENERATION PLANT ❖ EQUIPMENTS IN TANDEM MILL ❖ EQUIPMENTS IN REVERSING MILL ❖ EQUIPMENTS IN ANNELING FURNACE ❖ EQUIPMENTS IN SKIN PASSING MILL ❖ EQUIPMENTS IN ELECTROLYTIC TINNING SECTION ❖ EQUIPMENTS IN CONTINUOUS GALVANIZING LINE Continuous Pickling Line No. 1 (A)ENTRY SECTION: 1. COIL RAMP : Coils are brought by crane and placed on the coil ramp .Coil ramp is provided with three coils stops which are operated by compressed air through hand operated levers. Side guides on the coil ramp are adjusted manually to the coil width +100 mm. 2. COIL ADJUSTING DVICE: The coil adjusting device is equipped with two parallel adjustable guide plates and 2 carrying rollers. They serve to bring the coil to the center line and for tightening the outer laps of the coil. Hydraulically operated coil ejector feeds the coil to the uncoiler supporting rolls. After centering the coil on the coil adjusting device, coil strap is cut and the head end of the coil is straightened with the help of a wooden block for easy feeding into uncoiler. 3. UNCOILER, SCALE BREAKER AND LEVELLER: This unit comprises of following equipments:- i) Supporting Rolls(2) are driven electrically. These are used to support the coil after...
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...Chapter 3 Rolling of metals Subjects of interest • Introduction/objectives • Rolling mills • Classification of rolling processes • Hot rolling • Cold rolling • Forces and geometry relationships in rolling • Simplified analysis of rolling load: Rolling variables • Problems and defects in rolled products • Rolling-mill control • Theories of cold rolling • Theories of hot rolling • Torque and power Suranaree University of Technology Tapany Udomphol Jan-Mar 2007 Objectives • This chapter provides information on different types of metal rolling processes which can also be divided in to hot and cold rolling process. • Mathematical approaches are introduced for the understanding of load calculation in rolling processes. • Finally identification of defects occurring during and its solutions are included. Suranaree University of Technology Tapany Udomphol Jan-Mar 2007 Introduction- Definition of rolling process • Definition of Rolling : The process of plastically deforming metal by passing it between rolls. • Rolling is the most widely used forming process, which provides high production and close control of final product. • The metal is subjected to high compressive stresses as a result of the friction between the rolls and the metal surface. www.world-aluminium.org Rolling process Note: rolling processes can be mainly divided into 1) hot rolling and 2) cold rolling. Suranaree University of Technology Tapany Udomphol Jan-Mar 2007 Introduction- Hot and cold rolling processes...
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...Cold Rolling Jeffry S. Asher DT1410 Unit 4 Assignment 2 ITT Technical Institute January 18, 2016 Cold rolling is a metal forming process in which the shape and the structure of steel are altered through drawing, extruding, hammering, pressing, rolling, spinning, and stretching at temperatures below the steel's recrystallization point, usually room temperature. These processes result in changes to the metal's composition which permanently increases its hardness and tensile strength, and improve the surface finish, but decrease ductility and impact resistance. After hot rolling, many steel products undergo a further processing in the cold state. This stage of processing may not necessarily alter the shape of the steel, but it does reduce its thickness and significantly improve its performance characteristics. Hot rolled coil is commonly known as cold rolled, also known as cold reduced. Cold rolling is a process by which the sheet metal or strip stock is introduced between rollers and then compressed and squeezed. The amount of strain introduced determines the hardness and other material properties of the finished product. The advantages of cold rolling are good dimensional accuracy and surface finish. Cold rolled sheet can be produced in various conditions such as skin-rolled, quarter hard, half hard, full hard depending on how much cold work has been performed. This cold working hardness is often called temper, although this has nothing to do with heat treatment temper...
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...ARTS AND ENTERTAIMENT JOURNALISM Did you have another boring day at a press conference? Interview a rock star Eccentrics, selfish, narcissists, capricious, fanciful, fussy, obsessive, passionate; some times genius, some other times schizophrenics. There are many adjectives that can be successfully used in order to describe a rock star personality. The idea of meeting and having a conversation with a rock star is exciting and intimidating at the same time. Even for those who work as professional journalists it is a challenge as avoiding this natural tendency, especially when the celebrity you are interviewing has had a real impact on your life, may be troublesome. Although, as Clayton (1994) points out, journalists must remember that they cannot be overawed by a Big Name. In his own words, “they are not meeting a celebrity as an adoring fan, but on a business” (1994:60). The aim of this essay is to critically analyze the interviewing process by going throw several interviews with rock stars, considering that the approach taken would be slightly different from that of other interviewees. The interviews examined concentrate on print, but it is impossible to ignore broadcasting (media) as many aspects of the interviews such as occasional silences, body language and questions order what would otherwise be missed. First of all, it is worthy to introduce the myth of the rock community. Frith (1981) stresses the importance of this point because for most rock bands “music...
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...compete and store owners were forced to close up shop for good. But there still record stores out there and when you find one it is like a diamond in the coal. I arrived \ on a less then pleasant day the weather was cold and rainy so before I left the safety of my car I turned my collar up to face the cold and made a bee line to the store so fast it would but Usain Bolt to shame. When I walked in the store I was greeted by the smell of coffee and sound of The Rolling Stones song Monkey Man playing over the store speakers with the owner of the store john singing along to the song and throwing his arms up like a monkey. As soon as you walk into the store your face to face with a giant rack of used DVDs ranging from Driving Miss Daisy to the Texas Chainsaw Massacre I was immediately welcomed by john who sitting down in front of this cash register with a sign on it that read “No Personal Check$” behind him was a giant poster of Frank Zappa which seemed like one of his most prized positions john had on a tie dyed rolling stones shirt john had looked tried and he seemed to be discomfort later I found out he looked that way due to having MS. Before john and I stared talking I asked if we could take a walk around the store john told me that he is not able to “move very well...
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...Music and American Youth in the 1960s Richard Whaley COMP/155 December 6, 2013 University of Phoenix Music and American Youth in the 1960s When defined, how music influenced and shaped American Youth in the 60s and changes that it created. Music combines different aspects of American social and cultural identity, through economic status, race, gender, religious beliefs, and sexuality. There are many different types of music listened to. Religious, race and economic status is just a few. Economic status is the wealthier people tend to listen and attend symphony concerts while the middle class and poor listen to folk music, country, pop, and rock again are just a few of them. New styles of music come our way about as often as a new generation comes of age. The American youth culture of the 1960s saw many changes and was very complex. A number of factors attributed to this. This generation was the largest by number of this age group ever in history. American culture up until that time was stereotyped so to speak, there were many set ideas youth were expected to follow. Upon graduation from high school you either went to college or got a job, got married and settled down to raise a family. The youth of that time had different ideas; they wanted to experience most everything that they could. They wanted the freedom to express themselves...
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...我的船在聲音的海洋中去 When I woke up alone I had everything 當我醒來時我獨自了一切 A hand full of moments I wished I could change 一隻手完全的時刻，我希望能改變 And a tongue like a nightmare that cut like a blade 和舌頭像一場噩夢，像刀割切 In a city of fools I was careful and cool 愚人的城市，我是認真和酷 But they tore me apart like a hurricane 但他們撕毀我除了像颶風一樣 A handful of moments I wished I could change 少量的時刻，我希望我能改變 But I was carried away 但被沖走 Give me therapy, I'm a walking travesty 給我治療，我是步行歪曲事實 But I'm smiling at everything 但，我微笑著在所有事情上 Therapy, you were never a friend to me 治療，你永遠是我的朋友 And you can keep all your misery 您可以把你所有的痛苦 My lungs gave out as I face the crowd 當我面對人群給出我的肺 I think that keeping this up could be dangerous 我認為保持這可能是危險 I'm flesh and bone, I'm a rolling stone 我是肉與骨，我是滾動的石頭 And the experts say I'm delirious 專家們說，我是神志不清 Give me therapy, I'm a walking travesty 給我治療，我是步行歪曲事實 But I'm smiling at everything 我微笑著在所有事情上，但 Therapy, you were never a friend to me 治療，你永遠是我的朋友 You can take back your misery 你可以收回你的痛苦 Arrogant boy, love yourself so no one has to 傲慢自大的孩子，愛自己所以沒人要 They're better off without you 他們生活得更好沒有你 They're better off without you 他們生活得更好沒有你 Arrogant boy, cause a scene like you're supposed to 傲慢自大的男孩，導致你應該像一個場景 They'll fall asleep without you 他們睡沒有你 You're lucky if your memory remains 你很幸運，如果你的記憶依然 Give me therapy, I'm a walking travesty 給我治療，我是步行歪曲事實 But I'm smiling at everything 但，我微笑著在所有事情上 Therapy, you were never a friend to me 治療，你永遠是我的朋友 ...
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...My grandmother was special. I hadn’t known her my whole life so it was like meeting a new friend. My mother always said that she “adopted” us as her family because she didn’t have one. I didn’t really understand it at the time because, well, I was only 7 years old. All that mattered to me was that I had a new grandma, a new friend. The first time I meet Velma was at her apartment in down town Sarnia. The door squeaked and the smell of lilacs filled the entrance way. The apartment was small, but was very nice.. She smiled sweetly and introduced herself. I was very shy at first, but there was something about her, something told me we where going to be best friends. I visited her almost every week, and everyday we would do something different. Shopping was usually on Tuesdays, Lunch and a movie was on Wednesdays, and on Fridays we went bowling. We became a lot closer over time. She always had a reassurance about her that made me feel comfortable, I didn’t have to pretend. A few months later my mother came to me with some upsetting news. Velma was in the hospital. She wouldn’t tell me why but I could tell that it was bad by the worried look on her face. We visited her soon after, and I had no idea what to expect. We walked in with the nurse and I saw her laying there in the bed, motionless. She tried to talk but her voice shook and trembled. I was scared; I knew she was too. I visited her less often now because I was busy with school and sports. When I did, she looked happier...
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...I picked “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” by Rolling Stones. The song released in 1965 and Mick Jagger and Keith Richards wrote it. The song starts with a guitar riff that consists three notes. This melody continues until the end of the song and it is very catchy. Lyrics are presented in a rhythmic way in the beginning and they have like a call and response relationship with the guitar. I choose this song for my paper because I listened to a lot of songs for this paper but this song has the most memorable melodies in terms of the lyrics and the guitar for me. The song starts with a close range melody in the first verse but it opens in the first bridge. Moreover, when we arrive to the chorus, it becomes a wide ranged melody and the chorus is definitely higher than the verse. From the verse to the chorus, this increase in the melody is building an expectation and it gives a natural feel of build up. Especially the bridge is getting higher and higher into the chorus. As a result, the melody is lifting before arriving the chorus, building a great approach to the chorus. The wide range of the chorus is giving the listeners a rebellious feel and it supports the lyrics. Moreover, there is prosody throughout the song. The song based on the three-note guitar riff and the lyrics are very similar to the pattern. The lyrics are using some long notes with some sharp, staccato notes like the guitar riff. Particularly in the chorus, two staccato notes are occurring in the same time with...
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...have looked at credible sources from the Internet, reference books, and articles. We hope you will enjoy learning more about the genre of rock music just as we have. V. Today, we will share highlights about the *, *, awards and recognition, and their lifestyle associated alcohol and drugs of abuse. BODY I. 1950s (Henric Razon student one) II. 1960s(Colin Endo student two) III. The 1970s was marked by an emergence of a variety of new rock styles, with large rock bands performing in front of thousands in arenas and outside stadiums. (rockmusictimeline.com). I am presenting to you just a couple of those cultural icons. (Arlene Roche student three) A. Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones. 1. Mick Jagger is the lead singer of the Rolling Stones known for his “diabolical lips” (Spitz, 2011 p.47) and is critically acclaimed as being...
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...com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/rolling-stone-the-bomber-ftr.jpg Terrorist’s a Visual Reality Magazine covers have always been known to push the limit. It’s a fantastic marketing ploy to grab the attention of consumers. Think about it, you are walking down an aisle or standing in line at the market to check out, what is going to stand out more to you and easily grab your attention? Is it going to be a magazine cover with a modestly dressed man or women? Or perhaps a magazine cover with a provocative Miley Cyrus or a cover with an extremely, well known very hated face for example? The more absurd or obscene the image the faster and more likely it is going to grab our attention. The Rolling Stone magazine cover did just that when their August 1, 2013 issue was released headlining the Boston bomber, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. There are numerous reasons why the majority of Americans were enraged by the cover choice the Rolling Stone’s made, but I’m not one of them. To be in the entertainment industry and land the cover of the Rolling Stone magazine is an honor. “It goes without saying that if you are featured under those two journalistically iconic words, than you have made it” (International Business, Times. “Rolling Stone Cover Sparks.”). The band Dr. Hooks even wrote a song about wanting to be on the cover of the Rolling Stone; “But the thrill we’ve never known, is the thrill that’ll getcha when you get your picture, on the cover of the Rollin’ Stone” (Silverstein). However, the Rolling Stone magazine...
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...60s lots of revolution and new kinds of hereos appear in music, fashion. In a second part, big changes, in equalty women/men new technologies, industry. In fact, in the 60s fashion became an important because of the start of consumer society and the whishe to copy the raising celebrities like twiggy the supermodel. People could choice between differents kind of styles. In class we listen an audio document which introduce the main styles in the 60s, the rockers with black clotthes and chains, the hippies with flowers and casual clothes and the mods which start thanks to Mary Quant and the mini skirt. It was a famous decade also because of the music became an important part of the british decade, the brand new bands like the Beatles, the Rolling Stones or the Who, and the music from America. Other hereos were born, the pirates DJs, the text page 34 show us the djs broadcast rock music and commercial which was ban on official radios like Bbc, poeple loved those radio because it was new and they feel like rebel because they disobey to the law. The pirates radio changes things because people start to open their cultural opinion. But the 60s change also in the lifestyle. In class we listen a recording, where people talks about their 60s memories. They remenbered, it was a revolution in the new technologies, families could afford a car, a tv. They remenbered the mods, transistor and sports at tv. The expansion of the mass industry develop the comnsumer society. And improve the life...
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...CARD 205 Week 7 Interview Questions Purchase here http://devrycourse.com/CARD%20205/card-205-week-7-interview-questions Product Description Interview Questions (due this week) Below you will find a list of potential interview questions. It is possible that you could be asked some of these exact questions during an interview. Choose 7 questions from Group A and 3 questions from Group B, for a total of 10. Your responses to the questions in Group B should have three parts. Respond to these using Martucci Lamarre's (2006) B.A.R. (background, action(s), results) framework (p. 124). Respond to the questions as you would during an interview and provide as complete an answer as possible for each one. Group A: Standard Questions (Choose 7 questions from this group, from p. 121). 1. Tell me something about yourself. 2. Why should I hire you? 3. What are your strengths? 4. What are your weaknesses? 5. Why are you applying for this position? 6. How are you qualified for this position? 7. Why are you interested in working for our firm? 8. What can you contribute to this company? 9. What are your short-term goals? 10. What are your long-term goals? Group B: Behavior-Based Questions (Choose 3 questions from this group, from p. 124). 1. Tell me about a difficult situation you dealt with when supervising others. What did you do, and what were the results? 2. Describe a time when you had to use your best oral communication skills. What was the situation, and what...
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...The Rolling Stones are an English rock band formed in London in 1962. They were in the vanguard of the British Invasion of bands that became popular in the US in 1964–65. At first noted for their longish hair as much as their music, the Rolling Stones are identified with the youthful and rebellious counterculture of the 1960s. The band was instrumental in making blues a major part of rock and roll, and of changing the international focus of blues culture to the less sophisticated blues typified by Chess Records artists such as Muddy Waters, writer of "Rollin' Stone", the song after which the band is named. American music critic Robert Palmer said the Rolling Stones' "remarkable endurance" stems from being "rooted in traditional verities, in rhythm-and-blues and soul music" while "more ephemeral pop fashions have come and gone". The first settled line-up consisted of Brian Jones on guitar and harmonica, Ian Stewart on piano, Mick Jagger on lead vocals and harmonica, Keith Richards on guitar, Bill Wyman on bass and Charlie Watts on drums. Jones left the band less than a month prior to his death in 1969, having already been replaced by Mick Taylor, who left In 1975. Since then Ronnie Wood has been on guitar in tandem with Richards. Following Wyman's departure in 1993, Darryl Jones has been the main bassist. The band was first led by Jones, but after teaming as the band's songwriters, Jagger and Richards assumed defacto leadership. The Rolling Stones were inducted into the Rock...
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...Justin Gilmore Professor James Caplinger HUM 110 3/6/2015 “The Music of the Rolling Stones” “My concept for The Music of The Rolling Stones was to take the music as close to the originals as we could and then add the orchestral colors to enhance what the Stones had done,” says Brent Havens, the conductor of the musical event (“Ted Constant Convocation Center”). Thus, Brent is trying to recreate the era from which the Rolling Stones were a major music sensation. I was not alive when the Rolling Stones were at their peak in popularity and financial success, however, the music they have produced still can connect with any generation. The intent of the concert “The Music of the Rolling Stones” is to connect the great lyrics and songwriting of the Rolling Stones with the younger and older generations. One way the conductor Brent Havens tried to make a connection with the audience is through the use of an “amplified by a full rock band and accompanied by singer Brody Dolyniuk’s vocals” (“Ted Constant Convocation Center”). The appeal of a modern sound with that of the Virginia Symphony Orchestra, “gives the music a richness”. Brody Dolyniuk said, “My goal onstage is to break down a façade,” which helps to produce a realistic feel, comparable to that of the Rolling Stones’ Mick Jagger (Ward). Brody portrays a similar stage presence as Mick Jagger, and also showed the audience “a few Mick Jagger (dance) moves,” in order to get a little more group participation. Although I enjoyed...
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