Roller mill table liner wear

arun_k_r
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Posted in: , on 26. May. 2006 - 12:18

hi friends,

I have a problem regarding the hardfacing of roll table liners and wear segments of MPS vertical roller mills. The mill is being used for grinding of limestone mainly at a rate of 215 tonnes per hour. I would be thankful if anyone can tell me which type (composition) of hardfacing to use to reduce the wear rate. It will be of great help if the information regarding the company that does the hardfacing or the composition and process of hardfacing can be elaborated.

Also I would be thankful if any one can suggest me the new ways of maintenance of Vertical roller mills.

thanks in advance

Arun

balaji02 - JAYALAKSHMIMALLEABLES, India
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Mfrs Of Wear Liner Plates

Posted on 22. Dec. 2006 - 11:25

Dear Sir,

Sub: Introduction

we are having a foundry manufacturing Grey Iron & S.G Iron Products of high quality. We have been certified as ISO 9001:2000 Company by TUV South Asia.

Products manufactured in our industry are Centrifugal Castings for cylinder liners and Floor Castings for the requirement of BEML H&P,Engine, E& M Divisions .We are also manufacturing High Chrome plates ( White Iron Plates) ( Outer & Inner wear Shoes used in mining Industry) & High Chrome Moly Plates or Wear resistant plates (Bottom Tiles, Double Horn Shovel & Stripper used in construction machinery)suitable for schwing stetter machinery

We are supplying the above items to the above industries and feed back given from them is satisfactory.

Please let us know if you are in requiremnet for the above items

please send us the drawings

Yours Faithfully

For Jayalakshmi Malleables

( V.Srinivasa)

Partner

Mob:9343370228

JAYALAKSHMI MALLEABLES

18-B,KIADB INDUSTRIAL AREA

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Re: Roller Mill Table Liner Wear

Posted on 22. Dec. 2006 - 12:09

I thought that U had asked this before and U got an answer???

Please refer previous threads.

Try Soudage and Vautid.

Hardfacing is crhomium carbides.

Why do U have a problem. U will always get wear??

Normally, hardfacing is done when:

power consumtion rises dramatically as the liners wear > loss of rate

wear rate is high and can not make kiln campaigns

I presume that U are also talking to magotteaux re liner materials etc.

I will let U do the homework

Thanks

James

Re: Roller Mill Table Liner Wear

Posted on 8. Dec. 2007 - 02:00

Originally posted by arunkr

hi friends,

I have a problem regarding the hardfacing of roll table liners and wear segments of MPS vertical roller mills. The mill is being used for grinding of limestone mainly at a rate of 215 tonnes per hour. I would be thankful if anyone can tell me which type (composition) of hardfacing to use to reduce the wear rate. It will be of great help if the information regarding the company that does the hardfacing or the composition and process of hardfacing can be elaborated.

Also I would be thankful if any one can suggest me the new ways of maintenance of Vertical roller mills.

thanks in advance

Arun

we supply the hard facing welding the liner and table for MPS mill or ATOX mill etc. We supply the welding the liner over 300 plant in China. A better life is 1.5-2x than new liner. UP welding, a famouse brand in china for hard facing welding.Please sent the message if you have any interesting. The hard welding rod from Belgium, Cr is over 25%, C content is over 4%. HRC63, The FOB price in USD20per kilo gram for repairing, exclude the freight.

Attachments

up welding (PDF)

UP welding hard facing plate hard facing roller liner hard facing grinding table liner ceramic liner lizhong@chinmat.com Kunshan chinmat M&E,jiangsu,China
Big L
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Amount Of Wear

Posted on 30. Jan. 2009 - 03:04

Im not sure what a table liner is but I am interested I would imagine it is a plate the roller spins next to causing the products to be crushed between them.If so how much wear is tolerated before it has to be rebuilt and how long might that take.If someone could explain I work in wear solution.

Thanks

Laser Cladding/Hardfacing

Posted on 12. Feb. 2009 - 05:15

Please visit our website to view some possible solutions to your problem. Please state that you was refered by Brian Rogers.

www.lasercladding.com

Hardfacing Expert

Posted on 3. Jul. 2009 - 04:46

We are also a well known brand in hardfacing services, now we have our new subsidiary in Vietnam and many jobs as roller tires and table liners have been done in Vietnam. please visit our website www.welding-alloys.com

I hope we can serve what you needs.

Gong (Marketing executive) Welding Alloys Far East

Re: Roller Mill Table Liner Wear

Posted on 19. Jul. 2009 - 06:30
Quote Originally Posted by arunkrView Post
hi friends,

I have a problem regarding the hardfacing of roll table liners and wear segments of MPS vertical roller mills. The mill is being used for grinding of limestone mainly at a rate of 215 tonnes per hour. I would be thankful if anyone can tell me which type (composition) of hardfacing to use to reduce the wear rate. It will be of great help if the information regarding the company that does the hardfacing or the composition and process of hardfacing can be elaborated.

Also I would be thankful if any one can suggest me the new ways of maintenance of Vertical roller mills.

thanks in advance

Arun

Dear Sir,

I suggest to refer to following hardfacing flux cored wire from us. Also, we wish you find a best way to repairing the roller mill table liner.

YDZ60,

High hardness wear-resistant hardfacing flux cored wire type -YDZ60

Specification (self-shielding ): Flux cored wire for surfacing high hardness high wear resistant.

Chemical components ( w t. %): C: 3 ~5%; Cr: 28~ 30% Mn: 1.4 ~1.6%; Si: 0.6 ~ 1.0

Packing & Diameter of wire(mm): 2.0mm ~2.4mm; 25kgs/spool;

Hardness ( HRC, 3 Layers surfacing ): 59-61 HRC

Application: Use for repairing rebuilding mill disc and roll of coal mill, extrusion roll and repairing the charging hopper, charging chute and etc.

YDZ65,

High hardness high wear-resistant hardfacing Flux cored wire type -YDZ65

Specification (self-shielding): Flux cored wire for surfacing high hardness high wear resistant.

Chemical components ( w t. %): C: 3 ~5%; Cr: 28~ 30% B: 1 ~2%; Mn: 1.4 ~1.6%; Si: 0.6 ~ 1.0

Packing & Diameter. (mm): 2.0~2.4mm; 25kgs/spool;

Hardness ( HRC, 3 Layers surfacing ) : 63-65 HRC

Application: Use for repairing rebuilding mill disc and roll of coal mill, extrusion roll. Repairing the charging hopper, charging chute and etc.

YDM60,

High hardness high wear-resistant hardfacing flux cored wire type - YDM60

Specification (SAW): SAW Flux cored wire for surfacing high hardness high wear-resistant. SAW

Chemical components ( w t. %): C: 3 ~5%; Cr: 28~ 30% Mn: 1.4 ~1.6%; Si: 0.6 ~ 1.0

Packing & Diameter of wire(mm): 2.0~2.4mm; 25kgs/spool;

Hardness ( HRC, 3 Layers surfacing ): 58-61 HRC

Application: Use for repairing rebuilding mill disc and roll of coal mill, extrusion roll. Repairing the charging hopper, charging chute and etc.

YDM65,

High hardness high wear-resistant hardfacing Flux cored wire type - YDM65

Specification (SAW): SAW Flux cored wire for surfacing high hardness high wear-resistant. SAW

Chemical components ( w t. %) C: 3 ~5%; Cr: 28~ 30% B: 1 ~2%; Mn: 1.4 ~1.6%; Si: 0.6 ~ 1.0

Packing & Diameter of wire(mm): 2.0~2.4mm; 25kgs/spool;

Hardness ( HRC, 3 Layers surfacing ): 62-65 HRC

Application: Use for repairing rebuilding mill disc and roll of coal mill, extrusion roll. Repairing the charging hopper, charging chute and etc.

Flux Cored Wires

(Brand: KX )

The Flux Cored Wire is used to restore parts exposed to difficult temperature and deformation conditions under cyclic and thermal effect. First of all, these parts are the hot and cold cutting knives, rollers, bandages, equipment for production of rings and bearings. It is also used for flux surfacing of metal forms, crystallizer rollers and other parts that occasionally come into contact with liquid metal (cast iron and aluminum alloys), surfacing of plungers of powerful hydraulic presses, exposed to abrasion wear and corrosion, surfacing of cylinders and other components of tube mill machinery and section rolling equipment, impellers, bushings, discs, mine lining sheets etc.