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Rockwool production line 4 Mton Annual Capacity

Rockwool production line 4 Mton Annual Capacity

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4 Mton Annual Capacity Rockwool Production Line Specifications

1.CE/ISO/TUV certificate
2.12 months warranty
3.10 years experience
4.Warranty:12 months
5.Precision:within 1.00mm

4 Mton Annual Capacity Rockwool production line


Rockwool insulation products are the economical and practical choice. The products are produced from a renewable naturally occurring volcanic rock, saving costs in fuel and energy use.

The products are made from stone wool, a solid rock, to provide stability and durability over the lifetime of a building. The durability of its physical structure means it will keep its dimensions, despite any changes in temperature and humidity. Rockwool’s durable products won’t cause or promote corrosion.


Specification of 4 Mton Annual Capacity Rockwool Production Line

OutPut Capacity: 3-3.2 ton/ hour

Capacity, mt/a

40000

Workshop (L×W), m2

100×20

Dimension (L×W×H), m3

90×15×7

Weight, mt

260

Power, kw

950


Main Features of products

Rock wool product

Density(Kg/m3)

Size

Length(mm)

Width(mm)

Thickness(mm)

Panel

40-200

1000(Adjustable)

500-2000

30-150

                 Felt

40-100

1000(Adjustable)

1200

30-100

Stitching felt

40-90

1000(Adjustable)

1000-1200

40-100

Pipe

Density(Kg/m3)

Length(mm)

Diameter(mm)

Thickness(mm)

80-100

1000

Φ20-Φ630

30-100


Q: I'm a vegetarian who doesn't eat fish and I was just wondering what this means.
I really don't know how to explain that anymore clearly that it is already stated. Processes means made. So it means that the item is made on the same machinery.
Q: Does it have all the details of the threading section? I used Machinery's Handbook for drawings to determine tap sizes, thread dimensions etc for technical drawings. I hate to buy the book again (I lost it in a flood) for the one chapter I really need. Does anyone know if it includes those tables?
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Q: Machinery was purchased for $51,000 on January 1, 2009. Freight charges amounted to $2,100 and there was a cost of $6,000 for building a foundation and installing the machinery. It is estimated that the machinery will have a $9,000 salvage value at the end of its 5-year useful life. What is the amount of accumulated depreciation at December 31, 2010, if the straight-line method of depreciation is used? $10,020. $8,580. $17,160. $20,040.
$20,040: (51,000+2,100+6,000-9,000) / 5 = 10,020 per year 2009 - 10,020 2010 - 10,020 Total = $20,040
Q: Mechanical equipment (automation equipment) What is the composition of the material, is steel or iron or other?
Do not know whether to use machining or forging, casting can process such complex parts and high precision, so I would like to ask where this technology is high, where the plant or the company more.
Q: what rate of depreciation on new machineries purchase?
The maximum section 179 deduction you can elect for property you placed in service in 2006 is increased to $108,000 for quali?fied section 179 property. This limit is reduced by the amount by which the cost of section 179 property placed in service during the tax year exceeds $430,000. Assuming you bought this equipment and it was placed into service in 2006, you dont have to capitalize it and depreciate it. You can elect to expense the equipment up to $108,000. This limitation gets reduced dollar for dollar for the amount of equipment placed into service in 2006 that exceeds $430,000.
Q: Any web site could get free machinery manual?
actually, okorder /... Cheers nb: please visit my web site
Q: Metal materials commonly used in the processing methods which
Metal materials commonly used in processing technology is divided into cold processing and hot processing, cold processing mainly refers to the mechanical processing such as milling machine drilling boring grinding, cold processing such as cold, cold bending, cold drawing, etc .; hot processing according to the use of different processes into casting
Q: why on ship machinery's are installed forward-aft & not port starboard?
Depends on the designer... Machinery can be placed athwart-ship , fore and aft or a combination of the two if more than two pieces of the same type of equipment are installed. For athwart-ship placement at a given frame location, the numbering starts at the centerline and working outward even numbers go on the port and odd numbers on the starboard. For/Aft placement the numbering increases from bow to stern. Machinery is alway labeled starting at 1 even if it is located on the port side as would be the case of a single unit or the first forward most unit with additional units aft. Some factors that determine how and where machinery is placed include: size, weight, access for operation and repair, how critical the equipment is in relation to safe operation of the ship (number of backups or units to be run in parallel)
Q: Libraries in Chicago withcollections of trade catalogs. Chicago Machinery Exchange 1900-30?
The Newberry Library (it's in the Gold coast) has many old items. They are very knowledgeable about this type of thing, they might know where to find it if they don't have it.

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