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Does a twin-screw conveyor fan require turning?

2019-03-26View Original

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Does a twin-screw conveyor fan require turning?
Reply #22019-03-27
This must be done in accordance with the requirements outlined in the device’s instruction manual. If possible, it’s best to turn the shaft. By turning the shaft, oil can be applied to the lubrication points in various areas, thereby creating an oil film for lubrication. Turning the shaft also allows one to determine whether the rotation is normal. The acceleration during equipment startup exerts the greatest impact force on the equipment, so it is still necessary to turn the shaft manually. However, for some equipment that does not have a turning gear installed, it is not necessary to turn it.
Reply #32019-03-27
It is generally required; it depends on the frequency of use
Reply #42019-03-27
Our fans are used for the dense-phase transportation of polyethylene pellets; several of these fans need to be switched on and off frequently, so it’s better to conduct regular gear rotation inspections!
Reply #52019-03-27
All moving equipment requires a trial run by rotating it

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