Do the pressure filters and rotary tube dryers in PTA plants use automatic greasing systems?
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The large bearings and stuffing boxes of the pressure filter and rotary shell-and-tube dryer in PTA plants require lubricant to be applied several times a day. Currently, this is done manually or using pneumatic lubrication pumps, which is a time-consuming task; moreover, lubricant must be added frequently even at night. Does anyone use an automatic lubrication system?
I was wondering if you could design a pressure injection device by yourself? It’s convenient for you.
The design I created isn’t reliable enough; the company might not allow its use
Have you ever seen an automatic fat addition system? It would be ideal if it could add fat at a set time and in a set amount
If such a system really exists, the cost is likely to be high as well. May I ask which PTA company you work for?
Most of them are almost dead; they all use automatic fueling – manual filling is only done by specialized personnel
The air-cooling fans and motors here are equipped with automatic lubrication systems, and the lubrication oil cartridges are replaced as needed
Which PTA plant do you work for? Many of our overseas customers (at Tianhua) use automatic fat addition systems, with the entire system being imported. Feel free to contact if needed!
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The automatic lubrication system for the dryer didn’t work well, so it has been switched back to manual operation.
Why does the large bearing and stuffing box of the dryer need to have lubricant applied to them several times a day? It’s not necessary to keep replenishing lipids at night, is it?