Our simplest way to determine the mill's production capacity is to look at how much material is processed in a unit of time. Of course, while focusing on production, we cannot ignore the quality of our products. According to the working principle of the milling machine and the specific production practice, there are mainly the following factors that affect its production. The greater the hardness of the material, the more difficult it is to process, and the slower the production speed of the mill, the lower the output naturally. The moisture content of the material will also affect the output of the mill. If the moisture content is too large, the material will easily adhere to the inside of the mill, blocking its operation and reducing the mill's productivity. In the production of mills, we often mistakenly believe that the finer the material, the easier it is to grind. In fact, these fine powders tend to adhere to affect the transport and are not conducive to an increase in the output of the mill. If the material is too fine, we need to filter out the fine material.
Because of the different types of mills, the user's working environment is also different, the types of materials are even more varied, and it is difficult for us to have a specific standard to determine how we operate. Therefore, when we use the pulverizer, we must continue to summarize and avoid those unnecessary influences in time. The long-term decommissioning of the milling equipment will bring a lot of trouble to the normal production in the future. In order to allow these devices to continue to work properly in the future, during the period when the device is idle for a long period of time, we need to perform some maintenance on these milling devices.
First, for milling equipment, it is basically made of iron and steel. Therefore, the primary task for these milling equipment is the rust prevention of the equipment, and the lacquer on the surface of the equipment should be repaired again. It is best to grind the metal blades, cutting blades, blades and other parts inside the machine to ensure the quality.
Second, the location of the milling equipment should be appropriate. If possible, it is best to store the equipment in a dry and ventilated room. If there is no condition, choose a flat surface and put a board on it to prevent the milling equipment from getting wet. At the same time, cover the equipment with a rain-proof cloth cover.
The third is the problem when using the milling equipment again. For the equipment to be placed in an orderly way, so that you can get out of any equipment you can do, these are some simple inventory common sense. In order to use the device again later, it can be easily put into use again, and in order to maintain the corporate image in certain details.
Lastly, the final inspection and cleaning of the grinding equipment is stored. Discard the cooling water from the engine and replace the engine oil. The equipment with the fuel tank should be filled with diesel oil to prevent the tank from rusting.
