HPH4500e PILING HAMMER

HPH4500e PILING HAMMER

HPH4500e PILING HAMMER

Product catalog summary
Specifications:
The HPH4500 piling hammer has a ram weight of 3,500 kg (7,840 lbs) and an impact velocity of 5.05 m/s (16.60 ft/s). The maximum energy transferred to the pile is 45.00 KNm (32,560 ft.lbs), while the minimum is 18.00 KNm (13,280 ft.lbs). The blow rate ranges from 80 to 120 bpm. The lead-mounted length is 4,650 mm (183 in), and the minimum width of the body is 640 mm (25.5 in). The weight varies depending on configuration: lead-mounted is 8,500 kg (19,000 lbs), free hanging with sheet pile leg guides is 10,750 kg (23,700 lbs), and free hanging with guide sleeve is 10,000 kg (22,040 lbs).
Features:
The hammer can be fitted with leg guides that have flexible inserts to adapt to different sheet pile types, including 'U' or 'Z' sheet piles and H-piles. A universal guide sleeve suits piles up to Ø914mm (36").
Power and Control:
The Dawson diesel engine provides 120 kW at 2100 rpm, with a hydraulic system pressure of 250 bar (3625 psi) and an oil flow rate of 230 L/min. The power pack dimensions are 3.3 x 1.34 x 2.26 m (130 x 53 x 89 in) and weighs 3200 kg (7,040 lbs). It has a fuel capacity of 300 litres and a consumption rate of 19.9 litres/hour at 60% load.
Digital Control System:
The HPH4500e features a robust electronic control system that monitors the drop weight position, optimizing hammer performance under various conditions. The system provides real-time data on hammer stroke, hydraulic oil temperature, blows per minute, energy per blow, and total blows. This data can be recorded and saved in standard spreadsheet formats for detailed analysis.
Contact Information:
Dawson Construction Plant, Chesney Wold, Bleak Hall, Milton Keynes, MK6 1NE, England. Tel: +44 1908 240300, Fax: +44 1908 240222, Email: [email protected], Website: www.dcpuk.com
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HPH4500e PILING HAMMER-1

THE NEXT STEP IN DIGITAL CONTROL electrical switching DIGITALLY CONTROLLED DROP WEIGHT • Fast hammer blow rate for rapid pile penetration • Full energy monitoring on screen • Full history of hammer performance • Highly reliable and robust electrical switching • Intelligent stroke control • Very few serviceable parts, with on screen fault diagnostics • Easily maintained by Diesel / Mechanical tter • Cushion block irons out peak stresses • Very efcient energy transfer HPH4500 HAMMER 1335 MAXIMUM ENERGY TRANSFERED TO PILE MINIMUM ENERGY TRANSFERED TO PILE BLOW RATE LENGTH LEAD MOUNTED MINIMUM WIDTH OF BODY WEIGHT LEAD MOUNTED WEIGHT - FREE HANGING WITH SHEET PILE LEG GUIDES WEIGHT - FREE HANGING WITH GUIDE SLEEVE Ø1100 UNIVERSAL GUIDE SLEEVE SUITS UP TO Ø914mm (36”) PILES IMPACT VELOCITY FREE HANGING WITH LEG GUIDES. THE BASIC HAMMER CAN BE FITTED WITH LEG GUIDES THAT HAVE FLEXIBLE LEG INSERTS AS SHOWN. DIFFERENT LEG INSERT CAN BE USED TO ADAPT TO DIFFERENT SHEET PILE TYPES. THE HAMMER READILY FITS PAIRS OF MOST ‘U’ OR ‘Z’ SHEET PILES WITH DIFFERENT INSERTS. INSERTS CAN ALSO BE SUPPLIED TO PERMIT THE HAMMER TO DRIVE H-PILES. POWERPACK SPECIFICATION DIESEL ENGINE POWER HYDRAULIC SYSTEM PRESSURE SIZE - LENGTH x WIDTH x HEIGHT FUEL CAPACITY litres / hour

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HPH4500e PILING HAMMER-2

THE NEXT STEP IN DIGITAL CONTROL electrical switching HPH4500e PILING HAMMER WORLDWIDE DEALER NETWORK GLOBAL SUPPLY, LOCAL SUPPORT. Dawson Construction Plant has developed an industry leading, robust and simple, electronic control system that constantly monitors the drop weight position. This constant monitoring allows the switching timing on the main hydraulic spool to be trended to continually optimise hammer performance throughout varying piling conditions, such as: 1 – Hard driving with pile recoiling 2 – Soft driving with a running pile 3 – Cold hydraulic oil on start up 4 – Raking piles...

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