2025/01/15
The maintenance and maintenance of organic fertilizer equipment is the key to ensure the long-term stable operation of organic fertilizer production lines. Here are some best practices:
1. Clean the equipment: After the end of work every day, thoroughly remove the residue and dust on the equipment, especially the residual materials inside and outside the granulating leaf and the granulating pan. Clean the debris scattered or splashed on the equipment, and wipe the exposed surface of the equipment, apply anti-rust paint, and put on the corresponding protective cover to prevent dust from invading twice.
2. Check the equipment: Maintenance check once a day. After 10 hours of work, check whether the connecting bolts, nuts and oil drain plugs are loose.
3. Lubrication maintenance: monthly lubrication of transmission components (such as gears, bearings) to reduce wear and extend service life.
4. Mechanical inspection: check and adjust fasteners to ensure that they are not loose, and replace badly worn parts if necessary.
5. Professional testing: Invite professionals to conduct a comprehensive inspection, assess the overall condition of the equipment, and make necessary repair or replacement decisions.
6. Staff training: Organize operation and maintenance training to ensure that the team is familiar with equipment characteristics and safety procedures.
7. Safe operation: In any maintenance work, be sure to disconnect the power supply, follow the safe operation procedures, and wear personal protective equipment.
8. Record maintenance: record the details of each maintenance, including the date, the executor, the work done and the problems found, so as to track the status of the equipment.
By implementing these maintenance and maintenance measures, the service life of organic fertilizer equipment can be effectively extended, production efficiency and product quality can be improved, and failure rates and maintenance costs can be reduced.
