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How to handle the gap in the steel lining plate of the coal grinder?

2012-02-29View Original

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How to handle the gap in the steel lining plate of the coal grinder? After the installation of the liner for the coal grinder cylinder, there will definitely be many gaps; if these gaps are not addressed, it will affect the long-term operation of the coal grinder.
Reply #22012-03-04
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Reply #32012-03-04
One of our units is welded shut, while the other isn’t
Reply #42012-03-05
Gaps can cause the steel lining to loosen, and once it loosens, grout leakage will occur. If left untreated, over time this looseness not only leads to a deterioration of the environment but also causes the holes in the steel lining to enlarge, potentially resulting in their detachment.
Reply #52012-11-21
It can be welded shut, or a rubber lining can be added (this can reduce damage to the cylinder, minimize grout leakage, and prevent issues such as stuck rods, misaligned rods, or broken rods)

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