KMZ воссоздал сложный редуктор для промышленной центрифуги методом реверс-инжиниринга

Planetary Mechanism for a Decanter Centrifuge Developed Without Original Documentation

Specialists from the Design Bureau-2 of the Kingisepp Machine-Building Plant (KMZ) performed reverse engineering (recreation from a finished sample without drawings) of a planetary epicyclic gearbox — a key element of a decanter centrifuge.

A decanter centrifuge is used to separate liquids of different densities or to separate solid particles from a liquid. The process takes place in a conical drum that rotates at speeds up to 1400 rpm. Under the action of centrifugal force, heavy particles settle on the walls and are discharged through a screw.

Reverse engineering of the gearbox makes it possible to restore or start the production of high-precision mechanics necessary for the stable operation of such centrifuges, especially if the original parts are no longer available.

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