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The use of skip-closing machines for production of wire rope as an alternative to the conventional tubular stranding technique is discussed. The development of a skip-closing machine for production of six-strand ropes with a total mass of 50 tons is described. Problems of friction, bow collapse under tension, start-up, deceleration, and strand tension control are considered.
The use of skip-closing machines for production of wire rope as an alternative to the conventional tubular stranding technique is discussed. The development of a skip-closing machine for production of six-strand ropes with a total mass of 50 tons is described. Problems of friction, bow collapse under tension, start-up, deceleration, and strand tension control are considered.
| Author(s) | Gressier, M.Chatillon-Gorcy |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal12(8): 58-61 1979, Paper presented at WAI 48th Annual Convention, St. Louis, MO USA |
| Year | 1979 |
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