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How to maintain cement bucket elevator


How should the cement bucket elevator be maintained? Let's take a look at it together.
1. The cement bucket elevator should be driven with no load. Therefore, all materials in the hopper should be exhausted before each shutdown, and then stop.

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2. It cannot be reversed, the chain may derail if it is reversed, and it is very troublesome to eliminate the derailment fault.
3. Feed the material evenly, and it is forbidden to suddenly increase the feeding amount. The cement bucket elevator manufacturer tells you that the feeding amount cannot exceed the conveying capacity of the elevator. Otherwise, it is easy to cause a "stuffy car" accident when the material at the bottom accumulates seriously.
4. The cement bucket elevator manufacturer tells you that you should replenish lubricating oil in a timely manner.
5. The chains and hoppers should be replaced in time when they are seriously worn or damaged.
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