Winter organic fertilizer production line how to cope with snow challenges
The following measures can be taken to cope with the snowfall challenge in the winter organic fertilizer production line:
1. Regularly check the equipment: in winter, the organic fertilizer production line should be regularly checked, including the operating status of the organic fertilizer equipment, lubrication, fastening, etc., to ensure that the equipment is in good working condition.
2. Add antifreeze: In the severe winter season, measures should be taken regularly on the bearing of the organic fertilizer production line, and the high-speed lubricating oil containing antifreeze should be replaced in time to prevent the freezing of lubricating oil in cold weather and affect the lubrication effect.
3. Maintain appropriate humidity and temperature: Organic fertilizer production lines need to operate at appropriate humidity and temperature, so special attention should be paid to maintaining indoor temperature and humidity in winter to avoid moisture or icing of equipment.
4. Preheating equipment: Before the start of the organic fertilizer production line, preheating treatment should be carried out to gradually heat up the equipment to avoid difficulties in starting the equipment or smooth operation due to too low temperature.
5. Equipment maintenance: Regular maintenance of the organic fertilizer production line, including cleaning, lubrication, inspection, etc., to ensure that the equipment is in good working condition.
6. Winter maintenance: When large organic fertilizer equipment is idle, each fertilizer processing equipment should be cleaned from the inside out, and a set of special dust cover for equipment can be customized if conditions permit. Due to the large temperature change in winter, too low temperature will cause the equipment to start or run slow down, it is recommended to add oil to the equipment to improve the lubrication of the various components of the equipment.
7. Prevent wet equipment: In snowy weather, it is easy for employees to go in