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How is the dust removal performance when crushing calcium carbide? What’s the experience of all you colleagues in this field?
Calcium carbide dust removal typically employs bag filter technology; to achieve good results, it is necessary to have the necessary accessories available in a timely manner, to remove ash promptly, and to carry out regular equipment maintenance. Anyway, our company doesn’t take any either, so the decorations are more or less the same
The dust removal effect of calcium carbide crushing is generally poor.
We are planning to make modifications: an exhaust port that is used intermittently on the generator will be equipped with an automatic valve, which opens when material is being fed and closes when no material is being fed. This will improve the dust removal efficiency of the dust collector.
The performance is not good enough and needs improvement; otherwise, the environment will be terrible and accidents are likely to occur.
The idea is good, but the problem is that the leadership isn’t committed enough; even parts that cost a few hundred yuan can’t be purchased. There’s willingness but no means
It seems this is a problem throughout the entire industry; haha, where are you from?
Inner Mongolia Zhonggu Mining: This area is vast and resource-rich, **with few regulatory inspections carried out here
Aside: Can Nakatani’s salary be paid on a monthly basis? We might know each other.
It must be sparsely populated, haha