YC-GL heavy hammer wax scraping mechanism

The wax scraping mechanism is mainly used on the external floating roof of crude oil storage tanks, installed below the bottom plate of the floating ship on the outer floating roof edge ring. As the external floating roof rises and falls, the wax scraping plate on the wax scraping mechanism closely adheres to the tank wall and moves up and down, thereby removing the wax and other substances that have condensed and adhered to the tank wall due to heat dissipation of high pour point crude oil.
The YC-GL heavy hammer wax scraping mechanism developed by our company utilizes the principle of heavy hammer and lever to make the wax scraping plate tightly adhere to the tank wall. The adhesion force is maintained at>380N/m and does not change with the distance between the floating roof and the tank wall. The flexibility of the wax scraper is moderate, even if there are concave and convex changes in the tank wall, it can still maintain a tight fit with the tank wall. Compared with the spring type wax scraping mechanism, the structure is simpler, the use is more reliable, and the wax scraping effect is better.
Main features:
1. The scraper plate is in linear contact with the tank wall and can be adjusted by itself, ensuring the most effective 45 ° angle
Scrape wax.
2. Two way wax scraping, the wax scraping mechanism moves up and down with the floating roof, and the wax scraping plate is always in close contact with the tank wall, ensuring
Confirmed the continuity of scraping wax.
3. The scraping mechanism expands and contracts radially, and the scraping plate adjusts the pressure on the inner wall of the tank by itself, automatically buffering in case of unevenness,
Smooth operation without any jamming phenomenon.
4. Simple structure, low investment, easy installation, and long service life.
Compared with traditional spring-loaded wax scraping mechanisms, its thrust never disappears and overcomes the limitations of spring-loaded wax scraping mechanisms
Due to elastic fatigue failure, even detachment, damage to the rubber sealing tape and the occurrence of "chuck" phenomenon.