Year 2011 Issue 6 [File Type: PDF, ~13.8 - Heavy Engineering ...

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Dr. A Nagraj Shri H V Narayan Rao Shri T R Gupta Shri A C Batla Shri K D Malviya Shri Ranchor Prasad (IAS)
Jan. 1959 - Feb. 1964 Feb. 1964 - Mar. 1964 Mar. 1964 - Oct. 1967 Oct. 1967 - Feb. 1968 Feb. 1968- Jan.1969 Jan. 1969 - Apr. 1969 & Feb. 1972 - Dec. 1974
Shri C Chalpati Rao Shri S S Jagota Maj Gen K M Kini Shri A C Chatterjee Shri S R Jain Shri P S Gupta
Apr. 1969 - Sep. 1970 Nov. 1970 - Nov. 1971 Aug. 1975 - Aug. 1977 Aug. 1977 - Sep. 1980 Sep. 1980 - Nov. 1982 & Jul. 1983 - Aug. 1985 Oct. 1985 - Sep. 1988
Shri G K Pillai May 2007 onwards...
Shri P C Neogy Shri A K Mishra Shri Anupam Kr Choudhary Shri G N Srivastava Shri G P Pandey Shr
Sept. 1988 - Feb. 1992. Febr. 1992 - May 1995 May 1995 - Nov. 1995 May 1996 - Jun. 1998 Jul. 1998 - Aug. 2004 Sep.
2004 - Feb. 2007
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Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru walking towards
Friendship Avenue
Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru addressing mammoth gathering in
front of the Hqrs. Admn. Bldg. (Friendship Avenue)
Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru visiting the
Heavy Machine Building Plants
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Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru in Heavy Engineering Corporation, Ranchi
"Tomorrow's India will be what we make it by today's labour. I have no doubt that India will progress industrially and otherwise that
she advances in science and technology; that her people's standards will rise, that education will spread and that health conditions
will be better, and that art and culture will enrich people's lives. We have started on this pilgrimage with strong purpose and good
heart, and we shall reach the end of the journey, however long that might be".
— Jawaharlal Nehru
Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru landing at Ranchi Airport
Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru visiting Foundry Forge Plant
Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru being welcomed at Ranchi Airport
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Mrs. Indira Gandhi, the then PM, on the occasion of the inauguration of
the 6000 tonne Press in FFP, HECL, Ranchi on 02.10.72
"I am happy to be invited here for this significant event. Those who work here in HEC are engaged in building not only machines but
through them, they are building our nation, our India. We all are, thus, engaged in a gigantic task....
During the days of struggle for freedom, we were not promised a reward for a comfortable life. On the contrary our leasers asked us to
put up with difficulties and hardships, to be ready to go to jail and even to sacrifice life for the cause of the country..... I appeal to you
for your co-operation and for giving your best. Not that you will live a life of ease and comfort by doing so. Gone are the days of a life
of luxury for you or for me. If we want to see this ancient land march forward and influence world thought, then we have to work
and strive hard towards this end."
The Prime Minister in Forge Shop/FFP
Indira Gandhi being greeted at Foundry Forge Plant
Addressing the gathering, the Prime Minister called for
increased production, unity & dedication
The Prime Minister inaugurating 6000 Tonne Press in
the Foundry Forge Plant of HEC on 2nd Oct., 1972
Mrs. S Krara wife of the Chief of Czech Experts in Foundry Forge
Plant presenting a gift to the Prime Minister
Prime Minister given her impression in the visitor book
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M/s Kralovopolska a.s. Czech Republic visit HEC
President, MAG India visits HEC
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“HEC Participated in IREE-2011 at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi”
The International Railway Equipment Exhibition (IREE-2011) organized by Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) in association with
Ministry of Railways, Government of India, is the only International event in India for the Railway Industry and its allied sectors. It was
from 28-30 Sept. 2011 at Pragati Maidan New Delhi.
The pavilion at IREE-2011 included displays and active participation
from Railways, Public Sector Units including all leading & multinational
companies in this sector from India and abroad.
HEC participated in IREE-2011 and displayed its wide range of
products and capabilities. HEC Stall received warm response from
visitors.
Being one of the largest fair in the world both in terms of exhibitors and
visitors’ participation HEC Ltd Ranchi also participated and displayed
its capabilities and contribution to the nation building in a vivid audio
visual format in its stall, which projected its strength and portrays how
HEC Ltd has been able to integrate its three manufacturing facilities
viz., the Foundry Forge Plant, the Heavy Machine Building Plant and
the Heavy Machine Tools Plants and working of its Project Division to provide the best products and solutions to its customers.
The expertise in mounted displayed and depicted the Corporation's contribution with special focus on Railways, Steel, Coal and
Defence sectors. It’s pioneering work in the development and deployment of innovative equipment and solutions for applications in
space and strategic sectors had been showcased in the stall. Its recognition and awards had been displayed.
Mr. Pavel Klaska, Commercial Director, Mr. Vlastimil,
Technical Specialist & Mr. Om Asthana, Indian Partner
of M/s Kralovopolska a.s. Czech Republic visited
HEC & saw the facilities and discussed possible joint
cooperation with HEC for their product range in
the area of chemical/petrochemical Industries and
Cranes on 12.9.2011. This company specializes in the
production of various types of Cranes & equipment of Chemical/Petrochemical Industries.
HEC has been manufacturing EOT cranes and supplies to Indian Industries and has a huge fabrication facility, which can be utilized
to further extend the product profile. M/s Kralovopolska intends to enter in to Indian Market for which they like to have joint
cooperation with HEC.
M/s Kralovopolska, Mr. Vlastimil, & Mr. Om Asthana visited Heavy Machine Building Plant & Heavy Machine Tool Plant and interacted
with CMD, Directors and Team of Senior Officers of HEC.
The Visiting officials were quite impressed and appreciated the strength of HEC.
Shri Eswari Prasad, President, MAG India Industrial Automation
System Pvt. Ltd. Bangalore visited HEC on 06.09.2011 in regard
to the joint venture for future projects in latest technology with
the Heavy Machine Tool Plant. The discussion and was quite
encouraging and possibilities were explored towards a meaningful
tie-up between
M/s HEC & MAG
India. Shri Eswari
Prasad was
impressed and
appreciated the
strength of HEC.
A team of M/s NBPPL (NTPC-BHEL Power Projects Private
Limited), Noida, a Joint Venture company of NTPC and BHEL
led by Shri K. Narayanan, G.M. (Engineering) visited HEC
on 12.09.2011 for discussion in regard to their upcoming
manufacturing facilities at Mannavaram in Andhra Pradesh.
A brief presentation on HEC products & facilities were made
before them. They visited Heavy Machine Building Plant &
Heavy Machine Tool Plant and took stock of the on going
activities. They appreciated the strength of the Plants and the
personnel.
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Tick the Check box to Install files for complex scripts... and
click OK.
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to all programs and click OK
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input 2 has been successfully installed will be displayed.
Note : On windows Vista nd Windows 7, if your user login
does not have administrative privileges or it is not included
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exe" icon and select "Runs as Administrator"
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Dispatch ceremony for (60+60) T x12.1M span semi portal crane at
HMBP on 4 th Nov. 2011
The effort of HEC has brought laurels for its new endeavor and proved its worth by way of designing, developing and manufacturing
(60+60) T x12.1M span semi portal crane first time in the company.
This crane carries some Special features like parallel double trolley system, each trolley consisting of four parallel lifting hooks. These
four hooks are used to lift the scrap with the help of scrap charging bucket .Hoisting and lowering are done simultaneously engaging
four hooks at a time.
The two rear hooks are used for tilting and charging the scrap in to the converter by placing the charging edge of the scrap box at the
mouth of converter by hoisting and lowering of both the rear hooks.
One trolley is used for hoisting and charging the scrap into the converter while other trolley is used to fill the scrap in to the scrap
charging box simultaneously so that the charging into the converter will remain continuous which will increase the productivity of
the shop.
Weight of this crane is approximately 265T. It can handle 60+60T i.e 120 T at a time. The hoisting mechanism of each trolley consists
of two simple Gear Boxes with double drive and four nos. of rope drums with four hooks connected to them.
The trolley is also equipped with 2 nos. of weighing system each having 4 nos. Strain Gauge type weigh beams of capacity 15 T,
mounted below the upper pulley block on the top of the trolley to measure the exact weight of the scrap along with scrap box handling
traverse.
This crane consists of four parallel girders which
are connected with the two 20M parallel long
end girders. Long travel mechanism consists of
four drive system out of which two are mounted
on the rail level (+20.75 M) of the gantry while
other two are mounted at the ground level of the
gantry (+9.5 M). Both are connected with End
girders and End column assembly. There are
four column supports and balancer body which
are connected with the column at the bottom.
Top of columns are connected with end girder.
This crane is equipped with VFD control with
AFE converters having regenerative feature
which in turn provide saving of energy by
feeding back excess energy during regeneration
period. The energy regenerated during lowering
and braking of travel Mechanism will be fed
back to the mains. This type of control will save
energy consumption and also facilitate creep speed operation for easy maneuvering of the scrap charging box. The Operator’s Cabin
of the crane is equipped with AC unit. The crane operation is possible from ground using Radio Remote Control. The Electric Panels
are placed inside an air conditioned Electric Panel Room.
It is worth mentioning that this type of crane has been designed and manufactured for the first time by M/s HEC Ltd. Development
of this crane was taken as a challenge by RPD/HMBP and they have successfully completed the same under the able guidance of Dr.
Madan Jha. Efforts of all the members of RPD including Sri C. M. Singh, Sri R. B. Bhagat, Sri C. Prasad, Sri D. K. Sinha, Sri R. J. Prasad, Sri
D. Ojha, Sri Satish & Production Team under Leadership of Sri P.K. Ray SDGM merit special mention for Developing and Manufacture
of this crane in stipulated delivery period.
Sri G K Pillai CMD HEC & Sri Kushal Saha, Director (Prod) along with other Sr. Officers participated in the dispatch ceremony organized
in 043-44 shop. This equipment is being dispatched to ISP (formerly IISCO), Burnpur and the approx costs of the equipment is Rs 06
crore. Sri Pillai appreciated the effort taken by the Team and thanked one and all who were involved in this project.
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