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Do you know the installation measures of bucket elevator for cement plant
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2023-03-13 11:14
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Bucket elevator for cement plant is the most common mechanical equipment that conveys vertically from low to high, and can transport powdery, granular or small lump materials. Whether the installation of the bucket elevator meets the professional technical requirements is of great significance to the later operation of the equipment. Today we will learn more about the installation measures of bucket elevator for cement plant.

Box installation:
The installation of the bucket elevator for cement plant box structure needs to be carried out at the cement plant site, the head assembly is completed before leaving the factory, and the rest of the parts need to be installed after arriving at the cement plant.
(1) The platform structure of the bucket elevator box body is divided into two parts: the overall platform and the split platform. The railings and hangers of the overall platform are welded on site. The split platform is transported first and then assembled and welded. The split platform is welded on site. The supporting structure is installed in the order of platform, support, guardrail and hanger.
(2) The installation of the shell structure of the bucket elevator for cement plant, the installation sequence is the tail, the first section of the shell, and the middle shell. stability.
(3) When installing the head of the bucket elevator, first check the assembly method of the head shell before installing, install the head shaft after the head shell is installed, and adjust the deviation in the head shaft to ensure that the head shaft is consistent with the bucket elevator. The rationality of the hoist head housing. After the position of the head shaft is determined, the verticality of the tail shaft and the shell should be adjusted based on the head shaft to ensure that the verticality control is within the allowable range.
(4) Adjust the levelness of the head axis only after the verticality is adjusted.
(5) Since the head is connected to the transmission, special attention should be paid to the reinforcement of the head shell during the installation process to ensure the one-way deviation caused by the driving device during the operation of the equipment.
Cement plants generally use large bucket elevators. Large bucket elevators have an independent drive structure. The installer uses a coupling to install the drive device to the head of the bucket elevator. It can also be adjusted according to the actual situation of the cement plant The case adopts the method of the sprocket connection or the pulley connection. The motor and coupler of the bucket elevator for cement plant are installed and debugged before leaving the factory. After the drive installation is completed, the installed accessory equipment needs to be debugged to improve the overall effect of the bucket elevator installation in the cement plant.
Transmission chain and hopper installation. After the box body, head and tail shafts and drive are installed, the conveyor chain and hopper can be installed.
During the trial run of the bucket elevator for cement plant, check whether the installation of each part is reasonable. The time for the no-load trial run should not be less than 2 hours. The on-site staff will monitor the installation status of the bucket elevator and record the location and time of the abnormality. After rectification, the bucket elevator can only be operated normally in the cement plant after it can reach the operable standard.
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