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Centrifugal PU Casting Machine | Pump and Cyclone Liners

High-volume CPU metering, an extended dispensing boom and configured centrifugal tooling for mineral-processing pump and cyclone liners.

Heavy-Duty Volute & Cyclone Liner Manufacturing

Heavy Centrifugal Elastomer Casting for Mining Slurry Handling

High-volume CPU metering, an extended dispensing boom and configured centrifugal tooling for mineral-processing pump and cyclone liners.

High-volume CPU metering, an extended dispensing boom and configured centrifugal tooling for mineral-processing pump and cyclone liners.

The package covers material preparation, high-volume metering, an extended servo dispensing arm, the specified centrifugal station and controls. Hydraulic mold handling and heated curing equipment are optional. Chemicals are supplied separately; lifting equipment and compressed air are customer interfaces. Tooling mass, imbalance and permitted speed are confirmed together.

Heavy Centrifugal Elastomer Casting for Mining Slurry Handling

Material Flow and Working Principle

High-Temperature Degassing & Chemical Conditioning

High-performance NDI or PPDI prepolymers are heated via thermal oil jackets to 125°C in 250 L stainless steel tanks and continuously degassed below 0.05 kPa to extract micro-bubbles.

High-Volume Servo-Gear Proportioning

High-displacement servo-driven rotary gear pumps deliver chemicals through electrically heated lines, with Coriolis flow meters continuously adjusting pump displacement within ±0.2%.

High-Shear Dynamic Micro-Room Mixing

Component streams enter a water-jacketed dynamic mixing chamber equipped with a hardened helical rotor operating at 4,000 RPM, achieving thorough homogenization without premature reaction scorch.

Centrifugal Injection via Extended Servo Boom

The casting sequence is developed for the actual mold and liner mass. Permitted speed, balancing, filling time and the material gel window require project validation; the supplied maximum flow is 25 kg/min.

Centrifugal In-Mold Curing & Annealing

Centrifugal spinning continues during gelation (15–20 minutes) to prevent shrinkage voids, followed by mold opening and transfer to hot air ovens for secondary crosslinking.

Configuration data

Model and Technical Parameters

Configuration values from the supplied HF-CPU250-CF brief. Final performance is confirmed for the chemical formulation, tool, operating conditions and original calibration records. Casting-circuit pressure is distinct from finished-component service or qualification pressure.

Technical ParameterHF-CPU250-CF
Components2 Primary Streams (A: Prepolymer, B: Curative) + 1 Additive Stream
Output Range (g/s)4.0 to 25.0 kg/min (Continuous adjustable)
Mixing Ratio Range100:10 to 100:40 (By weight)
Ratio Accuracy±0.2% (Continuous closed-loop Coriolis feedback)
Power Supply380V, 3-Phase, 50Hz (Custom 440V/480V 60Hz optional)
Working Pressure0.4 to 0.8 MPa (Metering lines and dynamic head)
Tank Capacity (L)Tank A: 250 L (Oil-jacketed), Tank B: 100 L (Stainless steel)
Weight5,200 kg (Including centrifugal turntable station)
Dimensions (L×W×H)4200 mm x 2600 mm x 2800 mm
Centrifugal Table VelocityUp to 1,500 RPM (Variable frequency AC motor); Dynamic balanced load condition
Maximum Mold Load CapacityUp to 800 kg (Tooling plus part weight); Centrifugal turntable bed
Servo Pouring Boom Stroke2,200 mm (Horizontal reach); 3-Axis cantilever arm
Process Heating LimitUp to 135°C (Circulating thermal oil jacket); Tanks, pumps, and delivery lines
Equipment configuration

Key Equipment Features

The package covers material preparation, high-volume metering, an extended servo dispensing arm, the specified centrifugal station and controls. Hydraulic mold handling and heated curing equipment are optional. Chemicals are supplied separately; lifting equipment and compressed air are customer interfaces. Tooling mass, imbalance and permitted speed are confirmed together.

Configured Centrifugal Tooling

Station load, tooling balance and permitted rotational speed are agreed for the actual liner geometry.

Extended Dispensing Boom

The supplied 2.2 m reach is a positioning envelope; filling trajectories are developed for the tool.

High-Volume Metering

The supplied output range is 4–25 kg/min. The filling window must also match part mass and formulation gel time.

Material-Specific Heating

Feed and mold heating are selected for the chosen prepolymer and curative system.

Planning questions

Frequently Asked Questions

When is centrifugal tooling considered for pump liners?
Centrifugal tooling is a configured option for suitable liner geometries. It is not a universal requirement or guarantee of zero voids; filling and internal quality require process trials and inspection.
How are boom trajectory and the filling window established?
The dispensing boom follows the developed tooling trajectory. Shot mass, flow profile and formulation gel time must be reconciled; 380 kg cannot be filled in 14 minutes at a 25 kg/min maximum.
How is the liner material selected for slurry conditions?
Material choice depends on the slurry chemistry, particle size, temperature and erosion mechanism. The submitted 3.2× life comparison is a project claim requiring its original operating period and wear records.
How are tooling load, balancing and rotational speed matched?
Combined mold/part mass, eccentricity and balancing determine the permitted speed. Maximum load and maximum RPM are separate configuration limits and are not assumed to apply simultaneously.