Q. Which motor is used in wagon tippler?

Answer

Both of the side drives are used to operate the wagon tippler. The driving unit is comprised of two hydraulic motors, each of which is coupled to the input side of a helical gear box by means of a geared coupling. Two pinions, one devoted to each end ring and positioned on the driving shaft, are responsible for transmitting the power to the end rings. The self-unloading gravity method and unloading with FAM built wagon tipplers are the two primary ways that can be distinguished when it comes to unloading railcars. Both of these techniques are dependent on the type of railcar being used. In the case of the self-unloading gravity method, a train that is moving at a slow pace continuously empties commodities into a hopper that has been put beneath the track bed.