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What is the reason for the severe wear of the vertical bucket conveyor head and tail wheels
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2023-02-16 09:53
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The reason for the serious wear of the vertical bucket conveyor head and tail wheels The serious wear problem is caused by the lack of lubricating oil in the head and tail wheels, using lubricating oil to reduce the friction effect between the parts, if there is a lack of lubrication, the working load of the vertical bucket conveyor is concentrated in If the two wheels are oiled, the friction will become larger, the holes connecting the sprocket and the main shaft will be severely worn, the front and rear wheels will work in an unstable state, and the lifted materials will also fall, so the front and rear wheels Wheels must be well lubricated.

The material particles conveyed by the Vertical bucket conveyor are relatively large, and the hardness is relatively high. During the operation, few materials fall from the equipment. Because the sprocket is large, the materials are easy to hit the head wheel and the tail wheel. After a long time Finally, the wheel will be deformed, so the material size of the conveyed material must match the selected bucket elevator.
The construction materials of the tail wheel and the top wheel are not suitable, the processing quality is not up to standard, and there will be troubles when using it. In addition, the top wheel and tail wheel of the Vertical bucket conveyor have great strength, and low quality will definitely cause serious wear and tear. , and the wear rate is faster, so when selecting the front and rear wheels and selecting the appropriate metal material for processing technology to produce a durable sprocket, we must accurately calculate the bearing pressure of the sprocket.
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