@article{IR,
      school = {Master of Science in Industrial Management},
      author = {Vidmar, Joseph J.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1416761},
      title = {Fiber Core Conversion for Alcoa, Inc.'s, Warrick  Operations Ecoat Line Supplied to the Warrick Super  Slitter},
      abstract = {When processing coated aluminum sheet, the fiber core  plays a significant part in the
cost effectiveness of the  end product. The fiber core can either lead to significant  losses due
to rework or scrap if not designed correctly for  the process application.
This paper uses the decision made  in 1996 to convert to HSM-l fiber cores for the
tight-line  slitters at Warrick Operations to convert the material  produced off the Warri??k
Super Slitter back to the regular  strength fiber core. A description of slitting and  winding
theory is included in the paper. This helps support  the conclusion that through the utilization�
of a looping  pit, that the Super Slitter is able to deliver a more  consistent rewind tension
across the face of the mandrel.  This in tum lea??s to the ability to reduce the  strength
requirements of the fiber cores used on the Super  Slitter in tum reducing the processing cost
of the E Coat  material.},
      number = {IR},
      recid = {1416761},
      address = {2004},
}