Repair solution for excessive wear of crane hook
The repair of excessively worn crane hooks must strictly follow safety standards to ensure that the performance after repair is not lower than the original design requirements. The following are graded repair plans and criteria for determining whether a crane cannot be repaired and scrapped:
1. Determination of Repairable Conditions
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Allowable repair scope :
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Hook mouth uniform wear ≤ 10% original size (GB/T 10051.1)
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No cracks or plastic deformation (tested by MT/UT)
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Thread wear ≤ 6H tolerance (GB/T 197)
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Mandatory scrapping standards :
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Hook mouth wear > 12mm (based on a 50mm standard hook mouth)
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Cracks in any area
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Torsion deformation>5°
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2. Graded Restoration Plan
1. Repair of minor wear (wear ≤ 5%)
Process selection :
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Laser cladding repair :
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Material: Cobalt-based alloy powder (Stellite 6)
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Parameters: Power 2-3kW, powder feeding rate 15g/min
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Advantages: Heat affected zone <0.5mm, hardness restored to HRC40-45
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Cold weld repair :
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Applicable: Surface wear in non-load-bearing areas
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Material: ER309L stainless steel welding wire
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Layer thickness control: single layer ≤ 1.5mm
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Acceptance criteria :
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Hardness deviation ≤±5HRC original value
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Dimensional tolerance restored to IT8 level
2. Moderate wear repair (5%-10% wear)
Composite repair process :
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Substrate pretreatment :
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Sand blasting (Sa2.5 level)
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Preheat to 150-200℃ (34CrMo material)
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Plasma cladding :
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Powder: Fe-Cr-B-Si (hardness HRC55-60)
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Dilution rate control <15%
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finishing :
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CNC turning recovery profile
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Rolling strengthening (surface roughness Ra ≤ 3.2μm)
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Process Validation :
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Penetrant testing (PT) without defects
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1.25 times static load test for 10 minutes
3. Special repair technology
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Nano brush plating repair :
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Applicable: Bearing fitting surface wear
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Plating solution: Ni-Co-SiC nanocomposite coating
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Thickness: 0.05-0.2mm
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3D printing repair :
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Equipment: Laser Directed Energy Deposition (DED)
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Material: 34CrMo powder of the same quality as the matrix
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Subsequent quenching and tempering heat treatment is required
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4. Post-repair inspection specifications
Test items | Method Standards | Qualified indicators |
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Dimensional accuracy | GB/T 3177 | Hook roundness ≤0.1mm |
Surface hardness | GB/T 230.1 | Fluctuation range ≤15% of substrate hardness |
Residual stress | X-ray diffraction | Compressive stress>-200MPa |
Fatigue performance | GB/T 3075 | Number of cycles ≥ 80% of original design |
5. Economic Comparison
Repair method | Cost (yuan/kg) | Lifetime recovery rate |
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Laser Cladding | 120-180 | 95%-105% |
Plasma cladding | 80-120 | 85%-95% |
Replace the hook | 200-300 | 100% |
6. Notes
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Repair is prohibited in the following cases :
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There are micro cracks in the load-bearing area (confirmed by SEM testing)
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Wear on key transition fillets
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Hooks that have been repaired more than 3 times
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Restoration qualification requirements :
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Special equipment welding qualification (TSG Z6002) is required
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Process assessment complies with NB/T 47014
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Conclusion and suggestions :
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When the wear amount is greater than 8%, replace the hook with a new one first
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After repair, the hook needs to be downgraded (e.g. a 50t hook can be used as a 40t hook after repair)
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Establish repair files (including process parameters, test data)
Note: Before all repair work, finite element analysis must be performed to verify the stress distribution in the repair area to ensure that the maximum Von Mises stress does not exceed 35% of the material yield strength.
The repair of excessively worn crane hooks must strictly follow safety standards to ensure that the performance after repair is not lower than the original design requirements. The following are graded repair plans and criteria for determining whether a crane cannot be repaired and scrapped:
1. Determination of Repairable Conditions
-
Allowable repair scope :
-
Hook mouth uniform wear ≤ 10% original size (GB/T 10051.1)
-
No cracks or plastic deformation (tested by MT/UT)
-
Thread wear ≤ 6H tolerance (GB/T 197)
-
-
Mandatory scrapping standards :
-
Hook mouth wear > 12mm (based on a 50mm standard hook mouth)
-
Cracks in any area
-
Torsion deformation>5°
-
2. Graded Restoration Plan
1. Repair of minor wear (wear ≤ 5%)
Process selection :
-
Laser cladding repair :
-
Material: Cobalt-based alloy powder (Stellite 6)
-
Parameters: Power 2-3kW, powder feeding rate 15g/min
-
Advantages: Heat affected zone <0.5mm, hardness restored to HRC40-45
-
-
Cold weld repair :
-
Applicable: Surface wear in non-load-bearing areas
-
Material: ER309L stainless steel welding wire
-
Layer thickness control: single layer ≤ 1.5mm
-
Acceptance criteria :
-
Hardness deviation ≤±5HRC original value
-
Dimensional tolerance restored to IT8 level
2. Moderate wear repair (5%-10% wear)
Composite repair process :
-
Substrate pretreatment :
-
Sand blasting (Sa2.5 level)
-
Preheat to 150-200℃ (34CrMo material)
-
-
Plasma cladding :
-
Powder: Fe-Cr-B-Si (hardness HRC55-60)
-
Dilution rate control <15%
-
-
finishing :
-
CNC turning recovery profile
-
Rolling strengthening (surface roughness Ra ≤ 3.2μm)
-
Process Validation :
-
Penetrant testing (PT) without defects
-
1.25 times static load test for 10 minutes
3. Special repair technology
-
Nano brush plating repair :
-
Applicable: Bearing fitting surface wear
-
Plating solution: Ni-Co-SiC nanocomposite coating
-
Thickness: 0.05-0.2mm
-
-
3D printing repair :
-
Equipment: Laser Directed Energy Deposition (DED)
-
Material: 34CrMo powder of the same quality as the matrix
-
Subsequent quenching and tempering heat treatment is required
-
4. Post-repair inspection specifications
Test items | Method Standards | Qualified indicators |
---|---|---|
Dimensional accuracy | GB/T 3177 | Hook roundness ≤0.1mm |
Surface hardness | GB/T 230.1 | Fluctuation range ≤15% of substrate hardness |
Residual stress | X-ray diffraction | Compressive stress>-200MPa |
Fatigue performance | GB/T 3075 | Number of cycles ≥ 80% of original design |
5. Economic Comparison
Repair method | Cost (yuan/kg) | Lifetime recovery rate |
---|---|---|
Laser Cladding | 120-180 | 95%-105% |
Plasma cladding | 80-120 | 85%-95% |
Replace the hook | 200-300 | 100% |
6. Notes
-
Repair is prohibited in the following cases :
-
There are micro cracks in the load-bearing area (confirmed by SEM testing)
-
Wear on key transition fillets
-
Hooks that have been repaired more than 3 times
-
-
Restoration qualification requirements :
-
Special equipment welding qualification (TSG Z6002) is required
-
Process assessment complies with NB/T 47014
-
Conclusion and suggestions :
-
When the wear amount is greater than 8%, replace the hook with a new one first
-
After repair, the hook needs to be downgraded (e.g. a 50t hook can be used as a 40t hook after repair)
-
Establish repair files (including process parameters, test data)
Note: Before all repair work, finite element analysis must be performed to verify the stress distribution in the repair area to ensure that the maximum Von Mises stress does not exceed 35% of the material yield strength.
The repair of excessively worn crane hooks must strictly follow safety standards to ensure that the performance after repair is not lower than the original design requirements. The following are graded repair plans and criteria for determining whether a crane cannot be repaired and scrapped:
1. Determination of Repairable Conditions
-
Allowable repair scope :
-
Hook mouth uniform wear ≤ 10% original size (GB/T 10051.1)
-
No cracks or plastic deformation (tested by MT/UT)
-
Thread wear ≤ 6H tolerance (GB/T 197)
-
-
Mandatory scrapping standards :
-
Hook mouth wear > 12mm (based on a 50mm standard hook mouth)
-
Cracks in any area
-
Torsion deformation>5°
-
2. Graded Restoration Plan
1. Repair of minor wear (wear ≤ 5%)
Process selection :
-
Laser cladding repair :
-
Material: Cobalt-based alloy powder (Stellite 6)
-
Parameters: Power 2-3kW, powder feeding rate 15g/min
-
Advantages: Heat affected zone <0.5mm, hardness restored to HRC40-45
-
-
Cold weld repair :
-
Applicable: Surface wear in non-load-bearing areas
-
Material: ER309L stainless steel welding wire
-
Layer thickness control: single layer ≤ 1.5mm
-
Acceptance criteria :
-
Hardness deviation ≤±5HRC original value
-
Dimensional tolerance restored to IT8 level
2. Moderate wear repair (5%-10% wear)
Composite repair process :
-
Substrate pretreatment :
-
Sand blasting (Sa2.5 level)
-
Preheat to 150-200℃ (34CrMo material)
-
-
Plasma cladding :
-
Powder: Fe-Cr-B-Si (hardness HRC55-60)
-
Dilution rate control <15%
-
-
finishing :
-
CNC turning recovery profile
-
Rolling strengthening (surface roughness Ra ≤ 3.2μm)
-
Process Validation :
-
Penetrant testing (PT) without defects
-
1.25 times static load test for 10 minutes
3. Special repair technology
-
Nano brush plating repair :
-
Applicable: Bearing fitting surface wear
-
Plating solution: Ni-Co-SiC nanocomposite coating
-
Thickness: 0.05-0.2mm
-
-
3D printing repair :
-
Equipment: Laser Directed Energy Deposition (DED)
-
Material: 34CrMo powder of the same quality as the matrix
-
Subsequent quenching and tempering heat treatment is required
-
4. Post-repair inspection specifications
Test items | Method Standards | Qualified indicators |
---|---|---|
Dimensional accuracy | GB/T 3177 | Hook roundness ≤0.1mm |
Surface hardness | GB/T 230.1 | Fluctuation range ≤15% of substrate hardness |
Residual stress | X-ray diffraction | Compressive stress>-200MPa |
Fatigue performance | GB/T 3075 | Number of cycles ≥ 80% of original design |
5. Economic Comparison
Repair method | Cost (yuan/kg) | Lifetime recovery rate |
---|---|---|
Laser Cladding | 120-180 | 95%-105% |
Plasma cladding | 80-120 | 85%-95% |
Replace the hook | 200-300 | 100% |
6. Notes
-
Repair is prohibited in the following cases :
-
There are micro cracks in the load-bearing area (confirmed by SEM testing)
-
Wear on key transition fillets
-
Hooks that have been repaired more than 3 times
-
-
Restoration qualification requirements :
-
Special equipment welding qualification (TSG Z6002) is required
-
Process assessment complies with NB/T 47014
-
Conclusion and suggestions :
-
When the wear amount is greater than 8%, replace the hook with a new one first
-
After repair, the hook needs to be downgraded (e.g. a 50t hook can be used as a 40t hook after repair)
-
Establish repair files (including process parameters, test data)
Note: Before all repair work, finite element analysis must be performed to verify the stress distribution in the repair area to ensure that the maximum Von Mises stress does not exceed 35% of the material yield strength.
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