Metallurgical Production
Foundry has following capabilities:
Casting of workpieces of carbon, alloyed and stainless steels with weight 100 up to 10 000 kg.
- Smelting of steel implements on Electric Arc Furnaces with use of microalloying
- Implements blowing of metal with oxygen in furnace and argon in dipper
Workpices of valuable metals with weight 1 up to 450 kg:
- Bronze (grade Бр010Ф1, Бр05Ц5С5, БрА9Ж3)
- Aluminium АЛ-2
- Brass ЛЦ40Мц3Ж
Model workshop manufactures:
- Wooden models for foundry of any complexity
Receiving of high-quality workpieces ensured by using of modern molding equipment and mixes on basis of furane rosins.
Forge has following capabilities:
Manufacturing of forged pieces by methods:
- Open forging
- Forging with skid tool with hummers weight of drop parts 150 up to 3150 kg.
Grades of steel:
- Carbon structural, low-alloy, alloy, high-alloy, corrosion-resistant, heat-resistant.
Range:
- Disks and rolling rings – diameter up to 900 mm, weight up to 300 kg.
- Shafts – diameter of barrel up to 300 mm, length up to 2000 mm, weight up to 400 kg.
- Bars, plates and other forged piece – weight up to 400 kg.
- Shaped forgings
Workpieces are:
- Rolled metal of circular and square section with size up to 300 mm
- Forged ingots with weight 675 kg
Cutting of workpieces implements on cutting band machine tools.
Thermal production has following capabilities:
Surface treatment (nitride) of items with size 600×650×2100 mm
Releasing of internal stresses after welding with load up to 200 tons:
- Shaft furnace - - Ø 8000×4500 mm,
- Furnace with roll-out tray - 5000×12000×450 mm
Thermal treatment:
- Ensuring of mechanical properties for long-length parts ay vertical condition Ø 500×2250 mm
- Parts in chlorhydric and saltpeter bathes Ø 200 × 450 mm
Special processes of metallurgical production included in Quality Management System JSC “Ukrainian Energy Machines” which supports requirement of international standard ISO 9001: 2008.
JSC “Ukrainian Energy Machines” is a member of Association of Foundries of Ukraine.
