This paper is focused on the inherent characteristics of the main drive system of the F5 cold-rolling mill in a steel plant. First, the main transmission mechanical structure was simplified to a five-inertia torsional vibration model. Secondly, the coupled torsional vibration model of strip and roll was established. The electromechanical coupling model of the motor control system and the motor rotor was established again. Finally, the AMESim software was used to calculate the natural frequency of the main drive system under various coupling conditions, and the influence mechanism of rolling parameters and motor control system parameters on the natural frequency of the main drive system was obtained, and an example of torsional vibration suppression is given by adjusting the control parameters. This study provides a profound theoretical basis for the on-site adjustment of process parameters and electrical control parameters to suppress torsional vibration.
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