Is it possible to install shock-absorbing pads or rubber sheets at the bearing mounts of the vibration conveyor’s vibration assembly as well as at the channel steel of the base, in order to reduce vibrations and thereby decrease the frequency of weld failures in the base?
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Is it possible to install shock-absorbing pads or rubber sheets at the bearing mounts of the vibration conveyor’s vibration assembly as well as at the channel steel of the base, in order to reduce vibrations and thereby decrease the frequency of weld failures in the base?
It is recommended to send a picture of the on-site equipment; it’s better to judge based on the image. In some cases, adding buffer gaskets is possible; in others, a direct connection will work as well. It’s better to specify it based on on-site needs, for reference only.
If the hard bonding time is a bit long, cracking occurs, which requires stopping welding and thus delays production
For this type, directly prestressed joints are the best choice; using cushion pads is not advisable. Because belt slippage can also serve as a buffering function. As for the cracking of the framework structure, the main issue lies in the insufficient strength of the structural framework; it is possible to consider reinforcing it or replacing it with a structure of greater strength. Such as replacing the channel steel under the bearing housing, etc. For reference.
There’s a problem with the structural support; it’s too thin. . . . The bearing housing sits on half of the channel steel,,,,,.