In industrial production, equipment wear and tear is a frequently encountered issue. With daily use over time, all things eventually reach the end of their service life. Proper maintenance and correct operation during daily use are the most effective ways to extend equipment lifespan. This applies equally to intelligent tensioning equipment, which requires regular maintenance and care from us at Tianjin Prestressed Anchorage. So, which parts of this equipment are most prone to wear and tear?

1. Friction loss at the anchor collar mouth, influenced by the duct deviation coefficient and friction coefficient.
2. Duct friction loss, influenced by the duct deviation coefficient and friction coefficient.

Stress losses due to steel relaxation and anchorage friction can be partially compensated for by over-tensioning.

Prestress losses occurring after anchorage include:

1. Stress loss due to elastic deformation of the component caused by subsequent tensioning of steel strands.
2. Stress loss due to deformation of the component.

Prestress losses occurring instantaneously during anchorage include:

1. Reverse friction loss caused by steel retraction.
2. Stress loss due to compression deformation of joints.
3. Stress loss in steel strands due to elastic compression of the component.

For mechanical equipment, maintenance is an ongoing effort. Only with consistent and thorough daily maintenance can we extend their service life and ensure they perform optimally for us.