Several damage reasons that wire ropes generally encounter in use
1. The breaking of the wire rope, the violent impact in use causes the wire rope to be overloaded, damaged, and partially worn, or the wire rope is severely rusted, fatigued, overspeeded, and slipped. One or several strands of the wire rope are broken.
2. The wire rope is twisted, deformed, and bent. The wire rope is pulled out of the sheave incorrectly, or is incorrectly wound in the drum. Improper fixing leads to its distortion and bending.
3. The slack in the lifting process causes its damage, the wire rope is frequently used, and the running beam causes the wire rope to bend at the rope clip, which leads to fatigue and fracture of the wire.
4. The wire rope is damaged in the lifting operation, and the wire rope is improperly used in the lifting operation, causing its damage or fatigue fracture.
5. The twisting distance of the steel wire rope is elongated or reduced because the wire rope is often overloaded during the lifting operation, which causes the core twist of the steel wire rope to be squeezed and elongated or reduced.
