Two hydraulic presses

Two hydraulic presses

Two hydraulic presses, one with horizontal axis and the other vertical. In both cases, we have milled the surfaces of the press tables. These two examples show that mobile machines can work in any position: horizontally, vertically or inverted. In the first case, the Laser Tracker ™ was also used to determine the machining geometry. In the second case, this was not necessary, as the task was a facing of the surface due to high post-operational wear

HPP Angaback & PGE Dychów Hydroelectric Power Plant

HPP Angaback & PGE Dychów Hydroelectric Power Plant

The tiny Angaback hydroelectric power plant, belonging to the Scandinavian giant Statkraft and the Polish large hydropower plant PGE Dychów. Very similar work involving the machining of a groove for sealing of vanes. However, the main difference is the diameter of the flow path of the water turbine. For this reason, we used different machines to achieve the same goal in both cases. Angaback Dychów Output [MW] 7 90 Commisioning 1952 1936 Damming [m] 7 18 Type Flow Pumped storage Number and type of turbines 2 x Kaplan 3 x Kaplan Machining diameter [mm] 4000 5000 Machine tool FF8200 CM6200 Type of machining Turning Circumferential milling