„Thyssen Krupp has supplied about 2,000 tons of steel to help transport 5,000 tons an hour of copper ore come from the crusher six kilometer up into the stockpile“ - Stephen A. Grau, ThyssenKrupp Robins Inc.
The elimination of a whole series of mechanical and electrical components increases the reliability and efficiency of the overall system up to 4 %. The maintenance requirement of the drive system is also substantially lower: Only two bearings per drive pulley are to be considered for maintenance of a gearless drive system, compared by up to 22 bearings and four couplings which are found in a conventional drive system.
Benefits at a glance:- Minimized downtime, increased availability and reliability
- Low power consupmtion
- Reduction of maintenance costs
- Reduced noise emissions
- Less downtime
- Increased efficiency of the system as a whole by up to 4%
Why Siemens?- Proven partnership: Antapaccay is not the first project that ThyssenKrupp implemented with Siemens as a partner
- Reliability and expertise of Siemens: easy and fast project execution