Crusher is an indispensable mechanical equipment in mining, chemical, building materials, metallurgy and other industries. The main job of the crusher is to crush hard materials such as ores and rocks. The workload is heavy and the working environment is harsh. Therefore, the crusher malfunctions. It is inevitable, and it is also a headache for many users. In the process of using the crusher, if reasonable maintenance and upkeep can be done, it will be very effective in extending the service life of the equipment and reducing the maintenance rate of the equipment. However, if you want to do a good job in the maintenance and upkeep of the equipment, you must first understand the several main factors that affect the normal operation of the equipment, and only how to achieve the expected results.
First, the impact of temperature on the crusher. Whether the temperature is too low or too high, it will affect the normal operation of the equipment. Therefore, users should always check the values on various thermometers. If problems develop, they should stop the machine immediately for inspection. Under low temperature conditions, preheating work must be done before the equipment is operated to prevent the equipment from overloading at low temperatures; under high temperature conditions, it is necessary to ensure that the cooling system of the equipment can work normally, and manual forced cooling measures must be taken. Try to keep the equipment running in a cool place.
Secondly, the impact of impurities on the crusher. Impurities can be mainly divided into two categories. One is impurities entering from the outside, mainly including soil, dust and impurities that cannot be broken into materials; the other is impurities such as metal shavings and wear products produced by the equipment itself. Users can take different protective measures against different sources of impurities. The most important ones are to do a good job of on-site protection, regularly check equipment, and replace damaged parts in a timely manner.
Finally, the impact of materials on equipment. The hardness, size, composition, etc. of the material will all cause wear and corrosion to the equipment. However, this impact is difficult to avoid. Users can only take some effective measures to minimize the impact. For example, the size and hardness of the material must meet the feeding requirements of the equipment; more corrosive materials can be processed before entering the equipment to reduce the corrosiveness, etc.
