What should I do if the rotor of the sand making machine accumulates?

Time：2021-04-14 13:48:29 Share To

The rotor plays an important role in the sand making machine. It is a relatively important part of the sand making machine equipment. The sand and gravel processing materials are mainly crushed and shaped here. The accumulation of materials is a normal phenomenon. Insufficient accumulation of materials will cause the ejection head to be excessive. Early wear and tear will cause the throwing head to f off from the clamping block grinding plate; too much accumulation of material will also cause friction with the rotor, which will affect the service life of the rotor. Let me talk about how the rotor adjusts the accumulation of material.

1,Adjust the rotor
 If the rotor of the sand making machine just left the factory has not been adjusted, it is gener y difficult to achieve the effect. Rotor adjustment refers to the control of material accumulation inside the rotor. The internal material accumulation can be controlled by changing the size, position, and shape of the guide plate. The main purpose of adjusting the rotor is to ensure that the accumulated material can be spread from the rotor's guide plate to the inserting head of the throwing head, and to keep the worn parts in the middle of the throwing head.

 2, The adjustment method when the material accumulation is insufficient
If the material accumulation is lower than the height of the material ejection head, the width of the guide plate should be increased until the material accumulation is close to the height of the material ejection head. If the accumulation of material starts to erode the feeding barrel, the solution is to move the guide plate to the ejection head, so that the peak of the accumulation will move away from the feeding barrel without reducing the accumulation of the ejection head.

3, The adjustment method when the accumulation of material is too much
If the accumulation of material rubs against the feeding barrel, narrow the guide plate until the accumulation begins to retreat from the throwing head. If the accumulation of material still corrodes the feeding barrel, move the guide plate forward, so that the peak of the accumulation is moved away from the feeding barrel again, without reducing the accumulation of the throwing head.