Product Description
Heavy load worm drive slewing gear reduction for mounted truck crane drilling rig,excavator and other rotation slewing drive
Coresun Drive slewing drives worm gear can be widely used for grapple machines, Aerial platform, forklift ,mobile crane ,Drilling Rig ,solar tracking system, wind turbine and satellite dish.Those products are designed for long life, working in hard environmental conditions.Hourglass worm shaft is used in each sized slewing drive for better efficiency, more torque and smoother rotation by multiple tooth contact with the slewing rings
Slewing drives are perfect for situations requiring both load-holding and rotational torque from the same gearbox.Ttypical applications include solar trackers, wind turbines, satellite and radar dishes, truck cranes, man lifts, utility equipment, hydraulic equipment attachments, oil tool equipment, tire handlers, digger derricks, and automotive lifts.
This increased tooth engagement results in greater strength, efficiency and durability.The slewing drive uses standard worm technology in which the worm on the horizontal The speed ratio of the shaft depends on the relationship between the number of threads on the worm and the number of teeth in the worm gear or gear.The specifications of the drive and gear depend on the material of the gear. However, most of the drives and gears typically used consist of steel and phosphor bronze. According to a wide range of tests,chilled nickel-phosphorus bronze ranks first in terms of Wear resistance and deformability
WH series for heavy duty rotary drive.The surface adopts QPQ treatment process, which can not only increase the surface hardness of the product, but also ensure its wear resistance and corrosion resistance.
On the basis of the original product, 8 bolts are added at both ends of the worm to effectively prevent the worm from being pulled out due to the excessive axial impact force.
Different from the traditional 42CrMo worm material, carbon steel is added to ensure that the worm can bear the input torque of 600-1000N. M
WH14 slewing drive rotary table is widely used in aerial work platform, roadheader, rotating equipment and automatic assembly line.
1, What are the differentiates between CZPT with other supplier?
Profession and reliability.
Our advantages are multiple available technologies, strong quality assurance, and good at project & supply chain management.
2, Is there a cost for CZPT service?
There is no additional cost above the product and tooling price except third party service.
3, Will I be able to visit the supplier myself?
First, all of our supply partner has undergone a series of screening and audit process, we can provide complete audit report to you.
Secondly, if you want to perform your own independent supplier audit procedure, our representatives can accompany and assistant with you to achieve it.
4, How to deal with the quality problem?
A. With our partners we perfom APQP at early stage in each project.
B. Our factory must fully understand the quality concerns from customers and implement product & process quality requirements.
C. Our quality professionals who perfom patrol inspection in our factories.
We perform final inspectors before the goods are packed.
5, Can you take responsibility for me?
Of course, I’m happy to help you! But I just take responsitility fo my products.
Please offer a test report.
If it was our fault, absolutely we can make a compensation for you, my friend!
6, Do you like to serve the client only with small order?
We enjoy to grow up together with all our clients whatever big or small.
Your will become bigger and bigger to be with us.
Coresun Drive Slewing Bearing Production Photo
Coresun Drive testing reports for WH products
For CZPT Drive’s slewing drive worm bearing, raw material testing, process testing, finished product testing should be made for ensuring the 100% quality production.
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| Static Axial Load: | 970kn |
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| Static Radial Laod: | 380kn |
| IP Class: | IP65 |
| Inner Dia.M: | 295mm |
| Casting Housing: | Qt450 |
| Outer Dia.M: | 390mm |
| Customization: |
Available
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How do you maintain and service a worm gear?
Maintaining and servicing a worm gear is essential to ensure its optimal performance, reliability, and longevity. Regular maintenance helps identify and address potential issues before they escalate, minimizes wear, and extends the lifespan of the gear system. Here are some key steps involved in maintaining and servicing a worm gear:
- Inspection: Conduct routine visual inspections of the worm gear system to check for any signs of wear, damage, or misalignment. Inspect the gear teeth, bearings, housings, and lubrication system. Look for indications of excessive wear, pitting, chipping, or abnormal noise during operation.
- Lubrication: Ensure that the worm gear system is properly lubricated according to the manufacturer’s recommendations. Regularly check the lubricant levels, cleanliness, and viscosity. Monitor and maintain the lubrication system, including oil reservoirs, filters, and seals. Replace the lubricant at recommended intervals or if it becomes contaminated or degraded.
- Tighten fasteners: Over time, vibrations and operational forces can cause fasteners to loosen. Regularly check and tighten any bolts, screws, or clamps associated with the worm gear system. Be cautious not to overtighten, as it may lead to distortion or damage to the gear components.
- Alignment: Check the alignment of the worm gear system periodically. Misalignment can cause excessive wear, increased friction, and reduced efficiency. Adjust and realign the gears if necessary to ensure proper meshing and minimize backlash.
- Cleaning: Keep the worm gear system clean and free from debris, dirt, or contaminants. Regularly remove any accumulated dirt or particles that may affect the gear performance. Use appropriate cleaning methods and solvents that are compatible with the gear materials.
- Load monitoring: Monitor the load conditions of the worm gear system. Ensure that the gear is not operating beyond its rated capacity or encountering excessive shock loads. If needed, consider implementing load monitoring devices or systems to prevent overloading and protect the gear system.
- Periodic inspection and testing: Schedule periodic comprehensive inspections and functional testing of the worm gear system. This may involve disassembling components, checking for wear, measuring gear backlash, and evaluating overall performance. Identify and address any issues promptly to prevent further damage or failure.
- Professional servicing: For complex or critical applications, it may be beneficial to involve a professional service provider or gear specialist for more extensive maintenance or repairs. They can offer expertise in diagnosing issues, performing advanced inspections, and conducting specialized repairs or replacements.
It’s important to follow the manufacturer’s recommendations and guidelines for maintaining and servicing the specific worm gear system. Adhering to proper maintenance practices helps ensure the gear’s optimal performance, reduces the risk of unexpected failures, and maximizes its operational lifespan.
How do you calculate the efficiency of a worm gear?
Calculating the efficiency of a worm gear involves analyzing the power losses that occur during its operation. Here’s a detailed explanation of the process:
The efficiency of a worm gear system is defined as the ratio of output power to input power. In other words, it represents the percentage of power that is successfully transmitted from the input (worm) to the output (worm wheel) without significant losses. To calculate the efficiency, the following steps are typically followed:
- Measure input power: Measure the input power to the worm gear system. This can be done by using a power meter or by measuring the input torque and rotational speed of the worm shaft. The input power is usually denoted as Pin.
- Measure output power: Measure the output power from the worm gear system. This can be done by measuring the output torque and rotational speed of the worm wheel. The output power is usually denoted as Pout.
- Calculate power losses: Determine the power losses that occur within the worm gear system. These losses can be classified into various categories, including:
- Mechanical losses: These losses occur due to friction between the gear teeth, sliding contact, and other mechanical components. They can be estimated based on factors such as gear design, materials, lubrication, and manufacturing quality.
- Bearing losses: Worm gears typically incorporate bearings to support the shafts and reduce friction. Bearing losses can be estimated based on the bearing type, size, and operating conditions.
- Lubrication losses: Inadequate lubrication or inefficient lubricant distribution can result in additional losses. Proper lubrication selection and maintenance are essential to minimize these losses.
- Calculate efficiency: Once the power losses are determined, the efficiency can be calculated using the following formula:
Efficiency = (Pout / Pin) * 100%
The efficiency is expressed as a percentage, indicating the proportion of input power that is successfully transmitted to the output. A higher efficiency value indicates a more efficient gear system with fewer losses.
It is important to note that the efficiency of a worm gear can vary depending on factors such as gear design, materials, lubrication, operating conditions, and manufacturing quality. Additionally, the efficiency may also change at different operating speeds or torque levels. Therefore, it is advisable to consider these factors and conduct efficiency calculations based on specific gear system parameters and operating conditions.
How do you calculate the gear ratio of a worm gear?
Calculating the gear ratio of a worm gear involves determining the number of teeth on the worm wheel and the pitch diameter of both the worm and worm wheel. Here’s the step-by-step process:
- Determine the number of teeth on the worm wheel (Zworm wheel). This information can usually be obtained from the gear specifications or by physically counting the teeth.
- Measure or determine the pitch diameter of the worm (Dworm) and the worm wheel (Dworm wheel). The pitch diameter is the diameter of the reference circle that corresponds to the pitch of the gear. It can be measured directly or calculated using the formula: Dpitch = (Z / P), where Z is the number of teeth and P is the circular pitch (the distance between corresponding points on adjacent teeth).
- Calculate the gear ratio (GR) using the following formula: GR = (Zworm wheel / Zworm) * (Dworm wheel / Dworm).
The gear ratio represents the speed reduction and torque multiplication provided by the worm gear system. A higher gear ratio indicates a greater reduction in speed and higher torque output, while a lower gear ratio results in less speed reduction and lower torque output.
It’s worth noting that in worm gear systems, the gear ratio is also influenced by the helix angle and lead angle of the worm. These angles determine the rate of rotation and axial movement per revolution of the worm. Therefore, when selecting a worm gear, it’s important to consider not only the gear ratio but also the specific design parameters and performance characteristics of the worm and worm wheel.
editor by CX 2023-09-07