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Plate beveling and flange facing for wind tower sections

A TMM-3000 CNC edge miller bevels shell plates and a TFP-3000 machines large tower flanges flat after welding.

Plate beveling and flange facing for wind tower sections

The Challenge

Tower shells are welded with submerged-arc welding, which needs uniform X or K preps along every longitudinal seam. After the flange is welded to the end can, welding distortion can take the flange out of flatness tolerance.

Our Solution

Shell plates are beveled on a TMM-3000 with both heads cutting the upper and lower bevels in one cycle. After welding, a TFP-3000 is mounted inside the tower flange to skim the face back to flatness, without moving the section to a vertical lathe.

Workflow

  1. Mill X/K bevels on shell plates
  2. Roll cans and weld longitudinal seams
  3. Fit and weld the flange to the end can
  4. Mount the TFP-3000 and skim the flange face
  5. Check flatness across the full diameter

Result

Uniform bevels for automatic welding, and tower flanges brought back to flatness in place.

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