Principle of adjusting the number of push cycles in a horizontal two-stage piston-driven centrifuge
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Our factory uses horizontal two-stage piston-fed centrifuges, which are equipped with three motors: the main motor, the oil pump motor, and the stroke pump motor. I would like to understand the principle behind its oil circuit system as well as how the stroke (the number of times material is fed) is adjusted. This post was last edited by lxzzl on 2008-7-23 at 12:36
Carefully read the product instruction manual, as the volume of the cylinder is fixed; the more oil used, the more times the material can be pushed, and the same applies to the number of strokes. It is primarily the throttle and relief valve that determine the number of pushes
Maintenance technical documentation for piston push centrifuges: http://348874896.qzone.qq.com/#!app=4