Product Description

High tolerance and high precision CNC machining hydrodynamic fluid coupling 

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19 years industry experience
11 years in Euro-market, been serving Top 10 companies in the Railway and gym equipments industry.
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   Muyang machinery is a manufacturer with the capability of comprehensive services of casting, forging and machining, committed to the production of customized parts. Since established in 2002 (former Miaosen Machinery Co., Ltd), we’ve been supplying to the global market for over 15 years, served industries include automotive, railway, gas and oil, medical machinery, construction machinery, gym equipment, etc.

Capability	CNC machining center – MAX size: 600*1200*500mm General tolerance: ±0.005mm Machine qty: 6 sets      CNC Milling – MAX size: 1200*500mm General tolerance: ±0.02mm Machine qty: 12 sets         CNC turning – MAX size: φ0.5-φ800*1000mm General tolerance: ±0.005mm Machine qty: 35 sets
Service:	CNC turning, CNC milling, CNC grinding, CNC lathe machining, CNC boring, CNC drilling, CNC tapping, surface treatment etc.
Material available	Stainless steel: SS201, SSS301, SS303, SS304, SS316, SS416, SS440C etc. Steel: Mild steel, Carbon steel, 4140, 4340, Q235, Q345B, 20#, 45# Brass/Bronze: HPb63, HPb62, HPb61, HPb59, H59, H68, H80, H90, C360, C260, C932 Copper: C11000, C12000, C36000 Aluminum: AL2017, AL2571, AL5052, AL5083, AL6061, AL6063, AL6082, AL7075 Iron: A36, 45#, 1213, 1214, 1215 Others per customers’ requirements
Surface finish	Aluminum alloy: Clear anodized, color anodized, sand blast anodized, hard anodized, brushing, polishing, powder coated and painting Brass/copper/steel: Nickel plating, chrome plating Steel/Stainless steel: Zinc plating, oxide black, carburized, heat treatment, nitriding
Measuring tools	Micrometer, calipers, thread tools, high guage, trapezoidal thread plug gauge, sclerometer, dial indicator, projector

 

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Standard packing: pearl cotton/bubble bag + carton box + pallet/wooden box

Special packing: custom packaging + wooden box

 

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1. Are you a manufacturer or trading company?
We’re a manufacturer with self-export rights. 

2. What’s your main business?
Our main business is custom metal parts processed by CNC machining, casting, forging etc., serving industries include railway, automobile, construction machinery, gym equipment, water gas and oil.

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Factors to Consider when Choosing between a Fluid Coupling and a VFD (Variable Frequency Drive)

When selecting between a fluid coupling and a VFD for a power transmission application, several factors should be taken into account:

• Speed Control Requirements: Consider whether variable speed control is essential for your application. VFDs are excellent for applications that require precise and flexible speed control, while fluid couplings typically offer limited speed control capabilities.
• Energy Efficiency: Evaluate the energy efficiency requirements of your system. VFDs can offer higher energy efficiency by allowing the motor to run at optimal speeds, whereas fluid couplings introduce some energy losses due to slip.
• Starting Torque: Examine the starting torque requirements of the driven load. Fluid couplings can provide high starting torque and smooth acceleration, which may be advantageous for applications with high inertia loads.
• Overload Protection: Consider the need for overload protection. Fluid couplings inherently provide some protection against shock loads by allowing slip, while VFDs may require additional protective mechanisms.
• Maintenance and Service: Evaluate the maintenance and service requirements of both systems. Fluid couplings are generally simpler and require less maintenance compared to VFDs, which involve electronic components.
• Cost: Compare the initial and long-term costs of both options. VFDs often have higher upfront costs but can provide significant energy savings in the long run, while fluid couplings may have lower initial costs but could lead to higher energy consumption.

Ultimately, the choice between a fluid coupling and a VFD depends on the specific needs of your application. Each option has its advantages and limitations, and a thorough analysis of the operating conditions and performance requirements will help determine the most suitable solution for your system.

Role of Fluid Coupling in Reducing Mechanical Stress on Connected Equipment

A fluid coupling is a mechanical device used to transmit power between two shafts without direct physical contact. It plays a crucial role in reducing mechanical stress on connected equipment, offering several benefits in various industrial applications. Here’s how a fluid coupling achieves this:

• Smooth Power Transmission: Fluid couplings use hydraulic principles to transmit torque. When the input shaft (driving shaft) rotates, it imparts motion to the fluid inside the coupling. The fluid transmits torque to the output shaft (driven shaft) through the hydraulic coupling, resulting in smooth and gradual power transmission. This eliminates sudden jerks and mechanical shocks that could otherwise lead to increased stress on connected equipment.
• Damping Effect: Fluid couplings act as a damping element, absorbing vibrations and torsional oscillations from the driving shaft. This damping effect helps reduce mechanical stress on connected equipment by mitigating the impact of sudden load changes and torsional vibrations that may occur during start-ups, shut-downs, or varying operating conditions.
• Torque Limiting: In high-load situations, a fluid coupling can provide torque limiting capabilities. When the load exceeds a certain threshold, the fluid coupling slips, preventing excessive torque from reaching the driven shaft. This feature acts as a protective mechanism, preventing overloading and mechanical stress on both the coupling and connected equipment.
• Shock Absorption: In applications where shock loads or overloads are common, a fluid coupling can absorb and dampen the impact of such events. This ability to cushion shocks prevents abrupt changes in torque and rotational speed, reducing mechanical stress and potential damage to the equipment.
• Speed Control: In certain applications, fluid couplings can facilitate speed control of the driven shaft by adjusting the amount of fluid in the coupling. The ability to control the speed of connected equipment without abrupt changes contributes to smoother operation and lower mechanical stress.

By incorporating a fluid coupling into a power transmission system, mechanical stress on connected equipment can be significantly reduced, leading to improved equipment reliability, extended component life, and reduced maintenance costs. Fluid couplings are commonly used in heavy machinery, conveyors, crushers, mining equipment, marine propulsion systems, and various other industrial applications where smooth and controlled power transmission is critical.

It is important to select the appropriate fluid coupling size, type, and features based on the specific application requirements to ensure optimal performance and stress reduction. Regular maintenance and adherence to the manufacturer’s guidelines are essential to preserve the benefits of using fluid couplings and maintain their effectiveness in reducing mechanical stress on connected equipment.

Use of Fluid Couplings in Horizontal and Vertical Shaft Arrangements

Yes, fluid couplings can be used in both horizontal and vertical shaft arrangements, providing flexible power transmission solutions for various industrial applications.

1. Horizontal Shaft Arrangements:

In horizontal shaft arrangements, the fluid coupling is installed between the driving and driven shafts, which are positioned horizontally and parallel to each other. The fluid coupling allows torque to be transmitted smoothly from the driving shaft to the driven shaft, enabling the machinery or equipment to start up gradually without abrupt shocks or overloading. This feature is especially beneficial in applications where heavy loads need to be accelerated smoothly, such as conveyors, crushers, and pumps.

2. Vertical Shaft Arrangements:

In vertical shaft arrangements, the fluid coupling is used to connect the driving and driven shafts, which are positioned vertically and aligned on top of each other. The fluid coupling allows for torque transmission and controlled acceleration, just like in horizontal arrangements. Vertical shaft fluid couplings are commonly used in applications such as vertical conveyors, hoists, and elevators, where they provide smooth starting and stopping of the equipment, preventing sudden jolts and reducing stress on the machinery.

Fluid couplings offer versatility in power transmission and are adaptable to various shaft arrangements, making them suitable for a wide range of industrial setups. Whether the application involves horizontal or vertical shafts, fluid couplings play a crucial role in enhancing the performance, safety, and efficiency of power transmission systems.

editor by CX 2024-01-12