Shanxi Jianing Forging has gathered real-world cases of wind power flange rings, ring gears, bearing rings, roller rings, and other ring landings, with a complete range of finished forging products for carbon steel, stainless steel, and alloy rings, providing reference for product selection and non-standard solutions.
A heavy wind power plant in Songjiang, Shanghai, has set strict requirements for the strength, precision, and fatigue life of ring forgings during the manufacturing process of large wind power equipment. The plant's annular forgings are used in key parts of wind turbine generator sets, such as yaw bearings, pitch bearings, and tower connection flanges, enduring long-term alternating loads and harsh environmental tests, thus requiring high material consistency and processing stability.

The factory faces the following challenges during production: First, after forging, ring forgings tend to exhibit uneven microstructure and coarse grains, affecting overall mechanical properties; Second, it is difficult to control dimensional accuracy for large annular parts, resulting in large machining allowances and low material utilization in subsequent machining; Third, internal defects in forgings (such as voids and cracks) are difficult to avoid under traditional forging processes, requiring additional flaw detection costs; Fourth, supplier supply cycles are unstable, unable to keep pace with the rapid delivery of wind power projects.

To address these pain points, Jianing Forging offers customized ring forging solutions:

After adopting Jianing's ring forgings, the pass rate of first-time assembly has increased by about 15%, subsequent machining steps have been reduced by more than 20%, and overall procurement costs have been lowered by about 8%. At the same time, stable supply cycles helped accelerate the overall delivery schedule of its wind power projects by 10 days, earning high recognition from customers.
