How to Avoid Quality Accident of Broken Wire Rope

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2022-06-20

How to avoid the quality accident of broken wire rope? Luoyang Baikte Technology Development Co., Ltd. small make up for you to answer.

How to Avoid Quality Accident of Broken Wire Rope

How to avoid the quality accident of broken wire rope?Luoyang Baikte Technology Development Co., Ltd.small make up for you to answer.
Wire rope broken wire refers to the phenomenon that individual steel wires in the wire rope are disconnected in the strand (spent or exposed on the surface of the strand).
Most of the broken wires of the new steel wire rope occur in the process of twisting strands or twisting ropes. For example, when twisting strands, the shaft is blind, the wire is broken, the steel wire is twisted on the shaft, the shaft wheel is stuck in the basket and does not rotate, the steel wire is brittle and broken, and the electrical connection is poor.
In the process of producing wire rope, especially in the process of twisting strands, joints are inevitable, and there are clear provisions in the wire rope standards.
Joints should be avoided in the steel wire rope, because it will directly affect the quality of the steel wire rope. If the steel wire at the welding place is thick or pimples appear, the strand will bulge and cause local wear during use. If the diameter of the steel wire at the welding place becomes thinner, stress concentration will often form and make the steel wire break prematurely. If the toughness of the welding place is too low or brittle, fatigue fracture will also occur prematurely. Therefore, in order to ensure the quality of each factory must strictly control the occurrence of broken wire, in the acceptance of wire rope found broken wire is not allowed, especially the mine important use of wire rope.
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