What to do if the legs of the four-spindle fabric are clogged?
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The discharge chute is clogged. I’ve tried hitting it with a sledgehammer and drilling holes in it, but it still won’t clear. Is there anyone skilled enough to help? Do you know? Is there any good solution?
How could it be blocked? It’s eye-catching; where did it come from? Can I blow on it after drilling?
The high viscosity of the fine powder is likely due to clogging in the pipelines caused by the failure to remove the fine powder over a long period of time.
Blowing air in the opposite direction after drilling should work.
The wind combined with hammering should work.
If the powered air stream combines water with the catalyst powder, neither wind nor knocking vibrations will be effective! I’ve encountered a similar situation.
Let it be handled manually after work stops; the mud inside has clumped together, making it very difficult to deal with
That’s something that can be dealt with later; during maintenance, it’s sufficient to cut open the material leg and clear it out – there’s no need to replace it