What’s the problem with the conveyor chain for transporting coal keeping breaking?

2009-02-27View Original

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What’s the problem with the conveyor chain for transporting coal keeping breaking?

Reply #22009-02-28

Check whether the chain is too loose, and verify that the verticality of the bucket elevator meets the requirements.

Reply #32009-02-28

It’s also possible that the sprocket is tilted; weigh the shaft with water to check if it is tilted

Reply #42009-02-28

1. Check whether the two sprockets are in the same plane. 2. Check whether the teeth of the sprocket are severely worn, or whether it engages properly with the chain. 3. Check if the wear on the chain is beyond acceptable limits. 4. Check the tension of the chain and adjust it as necessary

Reply #52009-03-01

It is recommended that LZ install a few devices similar to limiters on the conveyor

Reply #62009-03-01

1: If the chain is loose, tighten and adjust it promptly. 2: Chain wear. This causes the spacing to increase. 3: Sprocket wear

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