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Problems with extruder equipment

2015-08-24View Original

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What is an extruder enema accident? What phenomena can be used to tell?
Reply #22015-08-24
There is a misalignment between the pelletizer and the template, or the water temperature is too high; as a result, the pellets have significant tails. In such cases, instead of cutting the material, it is being flung out in lump form, which ultimately leads to blockages and machine shutdown. It can be judged and prevented by water temperature and the regularity of the granules.
Reply #32015-08-25
I’ve learned new knowledge again; thank you for your explanation.
Reply #42015-09-03
I heard the term “enema” for the first time – what does it mean? Are you referring to the knife entanglement accident that happened on the second floor?

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