Repair of Worn-Out Parts of Auger Presses by Surfacing Method



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Submitted Jun 5, 2023
Published Jul 19, 2023
10.24018/ejeng.2023.8.4.3072

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In the briquetting process of various finely dispersed materials using the auger pressing method, an important issue is extending the service life and repairing worn-out elements, such as the auger, die, and lining. This study provides a literature review and industrial experience in repairing worn-out parts of industrial presses. It formulates the main approaches for restoring abrasive surfaces and presents the results of experimental studies aimed at prolonging the lifespan of augers in briquette presses using surfacing methods, including using powders obtained from solid alloy waste.
Keywords: Auger Press Lining Plasma Powder Surfacing Repair Surfacing Method

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