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It’s winter now; I have a 5.5-meter furnace, and coal keeps falling inside it on the machine side. What’s going on? ! ! Could someone give some advice? Are there still any groups dedicated to dealing with coal loading? The creation of such self-made QQ groups is prohibited – please delete them yourselves! ! Let’s communicate more with each other
The coal keeps collapsing on the machine side; providing more details will help me analyze it better
I guess it was hit hard in winter; the coal cake turned over
The moisture content of the coal blend has the greatest impact on ramming, especially in snowy or icy weather, when some of the unmelted snow ends up in the coal tower, leading to high moisture levels, which is something that requires attention. Winter is also here, and attention must be paid to the lubrication of compaction equipment, as it has a significant impact on the equipment itself.
When loading coal onto the coal tower, it must be spread evenly back and forth to prevent large coal particles from gathering together.