Product Description
Product Parameters
Material:VLC620AW
| Material | C | Si | Mn | P | S | Cr | Mo | Ni | Cu | V |
| As Required | ≤0.25 | ≤0.60 | 0.50-1.70 | ≤0.030 | ≤0.030 | ≥0.40 | ≥0.15 | ≥0.40 | ≤0.30 | ≤0.12 |
| Actual | 0.21 | 0.47 | 0.91 | 0.018 | 0.012 | 0.63 | 0.21 | 0.73 | 0.05 | 0.006 |
| Mechanical Property | Tensile Test | Impact Test | ||||||
| As Rquired | Yield | Tensile Strength | Elongation | Recution of Area | Akv,-20° ≥42J | |||
| ≥430 | ≥620 | ≥16 | ≥30 | 1 | 2 | 3 | Average | |
| Actual | 600 | 740 | 20 | 51 | 79 | 57 | 72 | 69 |
It is up to customers’ requirement.
| Item | Standard |
| Casting Material | EN 15713/EN 10571/BS 3100/DIN 1681/DIN17205 |
| Casting Tolerance in Blank | ISO 8062 CT 13 |
| Size Tolerance | DIN ISO 2768m |
| NDT | ASTM A609 Level 2 or 3 /EN 12680/ASTM E94 Level 2 or 3 |
| Heat Treatment | Normalizing+Tempering+Quenching |
| Hardness | As Required |
Company Profile
Haian CHINAMFG Casting Co.,Ltd. is established in 2003 in CHINAMFG Town.
In 2007,we moved our factory to Sunzhuang town and now we can supply bigger steel castings with max. weight 45 tons.
In 2011,we built a new sand mold maiking workshop with 120 tons refinining CHINAMFG and the max. weight can be 120 tons.
In 2013,we paid more attenion on the castings for shipbuilding and started to supply marine castings for most of domestic famous shipyards.
From 2013 to 2571,we bought more and more machines to strengthen our ability from rough machining to finished machining.
In 2571,we built another new sand mold making workshop for the quick development of market requirement.
Now we monthly supply 6000 tons different castings for different customers of different industry,such as cement mill,shipubuilding,petroleum machinery,rolling mill,forging press and so on.
Prdocution Process
1)Pattern making
We have our own wooden pattern making workshop.
But our company is always busy,
we also have around 10 sub-contractors for pattern making.
They help us for the pattern but will be inspected according to our rules.
We will record for every pattern inspection.
2)Sand core making
We have around 80 technicans for sand core making which is divided into around 10 teams.
Most of the technicans has more than 10 years’ experience.
Most of the sand core is made by silica sand with common sand inside of it.
The common sand will be used repeatly.
For some important position,such as R corner,we will use chorme ore sand.
The outside of the sand core,we will do the painting,burn and clean it.
We will assemble diffrent sand cores together and wait for pouring.
3)Melting and pouring
We always do the melting after mid-night for cheaper electric charge.
And we normally do pouring in the early morning.
| No. | Equipment Name | Quantity(Set) |
| 1 | 25 tons Electrical Arc Furnace | 1 |
| 2 | 50 tons Intermediate Frequency Furnace | 2 |
| 3 | 120 tons Refining Furnace | 1 |
| 4 | 120 tons VD Furnace | 2 |
4)Cooling
Chemical composition
When we do the pouring,we will also take the sample and check the chemical compositon.
After pouring,we will wait for different time for cooling according to casting’s weight.
| Item | Weight in blank(Metric Tons) | Cooling Time(Hour) |
| 1 | <25 | 48 |
| 2 | >25-40 | 72 |
| 3 | >40-55 | 96 |
| 4 | >55-72 | 120 |
| 5 | >72-96 | 144 |
| 6 | >96-115 | 168 |
| 7 | >115 | 192 |
5)Heat treatment
The maximum size of the heat treatment CHINAMFG is 12m*9m*6m.
The size also decide the max. size we can make for the casting.
We only can do normalizing and tempering.
The quenching if needed will be done by our sub-contactor.
Cutting the riser,we choose thermal cutting method.
After heat treatment,we will do the mechanical property test.
6)Draw the line and do the first rough machining
We can do the machining from rough to finished machining.
7)NDT after rough machining
8)Welding repair
We have rich experience for making support rollers and kiln tyres,
then there is no welding for the outside working position.
This is our special technology.
Every year we supply around 400pcs kiln tyres,930pcs support roller,170 sets gear( in 2 halves).
But for some other castings,if we do the welding repair,
we will do the tempering for stress relief later.
All of our welders have the SGS certficate.
9)Final machining
We have a lot of vertical lathes from 2.5m to 10m.
Certifications
We get approval from CNAS for our laboratory.
We also have 9 class certificate,such as ABS,DNV,NK,RINA,KR,CCS,BV and so on.
Packaging & Shipping
We supply a lot of castings for cement mill,rolling mill,shipbuilding and so on.
We can do the packing according to our rules or according to customers’ requirement.
After Sales Service
Normally there is a 12 months quality warantty.
We do at least 3 times NDT:after rough,semi-finished and finished machining.
And also the customer will do the witness during or after finished machining.
If there is also any problem when you receive the castings,
please send us photos and detailed defects,
we will negotiate with you and make a compensation.
A third party inspection before shipment is welcomed.
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Shipping Cost:
Estimated freight per unit. |
To be negotiated |
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| Type: | Chemical Hardening Sand |
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| Casting Method: | Directional Crystallization |
| Sand Core Type: | Sodium Silicate Sand Core |
| Samples: |
US$ 20/kg
1 kg(Min.Order) | Order Sample |
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| Customization: |
Available
| Customized Request |
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What environmental factors should be considered when using rope pulleys outdoors?
When using rope pulleys outdoors, several environmental factors should be taken into consideration. Here’s a detailed explanation:
1. Weather Conditions: The weather conditions have a significant impact on the performance and durability of rope pulleys. Factors such as temperature, humidity, rainfall, and exposure to sunlight can affect the materials used in the pulleys and the ropes themselves. Extreme temperatures and prolonged exposure to UV radiation can cause degradation, weakening the pulley components and reducing their lifespan. It is important to choose pulleys and ropes that are suitable for the specific weather conditions they will be exposed to.
2. Corrosive Environments: In outdoor settings, rope pulleys may be exposed to corrosive substances such as saltwater, chemicals, or pollutants. Corrosion can weaken the pulley components, compromise their structural integrity, and affect their smooth operation. It is crucial to select pulleys made from corrosion-resistant materials or apply appropriate coatings to protect against corrosion in environments where this is a concern.
3. Wind and Wind Loading: Wind can create additional loads and stresses on the rope pulley system. It is important to consider the wind speed and direction when setting up and using the pulleys. High winds can cause excessive sway, vibration, and increased tension on the ropes, potentially compromising the stability and safety of the system. Adequate anchoring and bracing should be employed to mitigate the impact of wind loading.
4. Environmental Debris: Outdoor environments may have debris such as dirt, dust, sand, leaves, or small particles that can accumulate on the pulleys and ropes. This debris can interfere with the proper functioning of the pulley system, increase friction, and accelerate wear. Regular cleaning and maintenance should be performed to remove any accumulated debris and ensure smooth operation.
5. Terrain and Obstacles: Consider the terrain and potential obstacles in the outdoor environment where the rope pulleys will be used. Uneven surfaces, rough terrain, or obstacles such as rocks, trees, or buildings can affect the movement and operation of the pulley system. It is important to assess and plan for these factors to ensure safe and efficient operation.
6. Exposure to Water: If the rope pulleys will be exposed to water, such as in marine or water-based applications, it is essential to use pulleys and ropes that are designed to withstand water exposure. Water can affect the properties of the materials, lead to corrosion, and impact the functionality of the pulleys. Waterproof or water-resistant pulleys and ropes should be selected for such environments.
7. Wildlife and Vegetation: Outdoor environments may have wildlife or vegetation that can interact with the rope pulley system. Animals or plants can inadvertently get entangled in the ropes or interfere with the pulley operation. Consider appropriate measures to minimize the risk of wildlife interactions and ensure that the system is not causing harm to the environment.
8. Accessibility and Maintenance: Consider the accessibility of the outdoor location where the rope pulleys are installed. Ensure that maintenance personnel can easily access the pulleys for regular inspections, cleaning, and lubrication. Consider the availability of suitable equipment and tools for maintenance tasks in outdoor environments.
By considering these environmental factors, appropriate measures can be taken to select the right pulleys and ropes, implement preventive maintenance practices, and ensure the safe and efficient operation of rope pulley systems in outdoor settings.
What maintenance practices should be followed to ensure the reliability of rope pulleys?
To ensure the reliability of rope pulleys, several maintenance practices should be followed. Here’s a detailed explanation:
1. Regular Inspection: Conduct regular visual inspections of rope pulleys to identify any signs of wear, damage, or misalignment. Inspect the sheaves, bearings, axles, and attachment points for any abnormalities. Promptly address any issues to prevent further damage and ensure the smooth operation of the pulley system.
2. Cleaning: Keep the rope pulleys clean and free from dirt, debris, or contaminants. Use appropriate cleaning methods and tools to remove any buildup that can impair the pulley’s performance or cause unnecessary wear on the rope.
3. Lubrication: Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for lubrication. Apply the appropriate lubricant to the bearings, axles, and other moving parts to reduce friction and ensure smooth rotation. Regularly check and replenish lubrication as needed, taking into account the operating conditions and load requirements.
4. Tension Adjustment: Maintain the proper tension in the rope. Periodically check the tension and adjust it as necessary to prevent slack or excessive tension, which can affect the pulley’s performance and increase wear on both the rope and the pulley.
5. Replacement of Worn Components: Over time, certain components of rope pulleys may wear out and require replacement. This includes worn-out sheaves, damaged bearings, or deformed axles. Regularly inspect these components and replace them when necessary to maintain the reliability and integrity of the pulley system.
6. Environmental Considerations: Take into account the environmental conditions in which the rope pulleys operate. For example, in corrosive environments, use pulleys made from corrosion-resistant materials or apply appropriate coatings to protect against corrosion. Consider environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, and exposure to chemicals when determining the maintenance practices for rope pulleys.
7. Training and Documentation: Ensure that maintenance personnel receive proper training on inspecting, cleaning, lubricating, and maintaining rope pulleys. Keep detailed documentation of maintenance activities, including inspection results, lubrication schedules, and component replacements. This documentation helps track the maintenance history and enables proactive maintenance planning.
8. Manufacturer’s Guidelines: Always refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines and recommendations for maintenance practices specific to the rope pulleys being used. Manufacturers often provide specific instructions on inspection intervals, lubrication types, and other maintenance considerations to maximize the reliability and lifespan of their pulley products.
By following these maintenance practices, the reliability of rope pulleys can be ensured. Regular inspections, proper cleaning, lubrication, tension adjustment, component replacement, consideration of environmental factors, training of personnel, and adherence to manufacturer’s guidelines all contribute to the longevity and smooth operation of rope pulley systems.
Are there variations in rope pulley sizes and configurations?
Yes, there are variations in rope pulley sizes and configurations to cater to different applications and load requirements. Here’s a detailed explanation:
1. Sizes: Rope pulleys come in a range of sizes to accommodate various rope diameters and load capacities. Smaller pulleys are typically used for lighter loads or in situations where space is limited. Larger pulleys are employed for heavier loads and applications where additional mechanical advantage is required. The size of the pulley is determined based on factors such as the diameter and type of rope used, the anticipated load, and the available space for installation.
2. Configurations: Rope pulleys can be configured in different ways to suit specific requirements. Some common configurations include:
- Single Pulley: A single pulley consists of a single wheel with a grooved rim and a stationary or movable axle. It is used for basic redirection of force and change in direction.
- Double Pulley: A double pulley, also known as a block and tackle, consists of two pulleys mounted on a common axle. It provides increased mechanical advantage by dividing the load between the two ropes. Double pulleys are commonly used in lifting heavy loads.
- Multiple Pulleys: Pulley systems can be created by combining multiple pulleys. These systems can include fixed and movable pulleys arranged in various configurations, such as the compound pulley system or the complex block and tackle system. Multiple pulley configurations offer higher mechanical advantage and are used for lifting extremely heavy loads with reduced effort.
The choice of pulley size and configuration depends on factors such as the weight and type of load, the required mechanical advantage, the available space, and the specific application. Engineers, riggers, and designers consider these factors to select the most appropriate pulley size and configuration to ensure safe and efficient lifting and movement of loads.
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