The crusher is experiencing uneven wear; the tooth plates are wearing out rapidly. What are the solutions?
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This post was last edited by B0SS on 2019-6-5 at 18:24. The 4-tooth roller crusher experiences rapid wear of its crushing tooth plates; the wear is more pronounced in the middle of the plates while it is less severe on the sides. It is difficult to adjust the gap between the tooth plates, which makes it impossible to ensure a consistent particle size of the output material. The crusher uses a vibrating feeder for feeding, with a capacity of 300 tons per hour. The tooth plates wear out too quickly; solutions are sought……
Is there anyone skilled here? Please give some advice
It’s possible that there is an issue with the material of the toothed roller, or that the type of coal has changed. The severe wear in the middle area is due to natural wear caused by being directly facing the discharge opening, which results in more severe wear on those sides as well.
What materials are generally used? We use Mn13. The key issue is that there are no **standards to refer to for this type of equipment