Tacquet-Industries

On-site re-machining on crusher assembly

Re-machining on Crusher Shaft

A precision intervention was carried out on a Ø950 mm crusher shaft, specifically targeting the re-machining of the journal over a length of 440 mm. The goal of this operation was to ensure the required geometrical characteristics and surface finish for optimal in-service performance.

The task involved careful grinding of the journal to achieve a surface roughness (Ra) between 0.3 and 0.4 μm, in full compliance with the technical specifications for such large-scale components. This high level of finish is essential to ensure a reliable interface with mounted elements and to minimize premature wear or friction.

This operation is part of a broader quality assurance and reliability approach for critical surfaces, ensuring that machined components meet the mechanical requirements of the equipment.

March 2024

Machining 2 flanges in planing

Machining 2 flanges in planing

– The first operation consisted of surfacing the flange, from diameter 2570mm to diameter 2710mm, in order to eliminate any surface defect with a roughness of Ra1.6/3.2.

– Then, a second flange was worked, with a surface needed to pass the diameter 3000mm, eliminating any defect to obtain a roughness of Ra1.6/3.2.

Publié le 22/03/2024