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How to maintain large-scale homogenizing emulsifiers to ensure long-term stable operation?

2026-01-08

How to maintain large-scale homogenizing emulsifiers to ensure long-term stable operation?

Maintenance focuses on component integrity, system efficiency, and safety, following these guidelines:
  1. Daily Inspection and Cleaning: After each production cycle, use CIP systems to clean the tank, stator-rotor, and pipelines with appropriate detergents. Inspect seals, pipelines, and valves for leaks; lubricate rotating parts with industrial-grade lubricants.
  2. Periodic Component Maintenance: Every 3-6 months, inspect the stator-rotor for wear (replace if gap exceeds 0.2mm) and check agitator blades for deformation. Replace seals and gaskets every 6-12 months to maintain vacuum tightness and leak-proof performance.
  3. System Calibration: Calibrate temperature sensors, pressure gauges, and vacuum meters annually to ensure control precision. Clean scale deposits in jacketed systems every 6 months to maintain heat transfer efficiency.
  4. Vacuum and Hydraulic System Maintenance: Replace vacuum oil every 6 months and clean filters regularly. For hydraulic systems, check oil levels and purity, and replace hydraulic oil annually to prevent component wear.
  5. Record-Keeping: Establish a maintenance log to document inspections, repairs, and replacements. This supports predictive maintenance and regulatory compliance for industrial production.
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How to maintain large-scale homogenizing emulsifiers to ensure long-term stable operation?

2026-01-08

How to maintain large-scale homogenizing emulsifiers to ensure long-term stable operation?

Maintenance focuses on component integrity, system efficiency, and safety, following these guidelines:
  1. Daily Inspection and Cleaning: After each production cycle, use CIP systems to clean the tank, stator-rotor, and pipelines with appropriate detergents. Inspect seals, pipelines, and valves for leaks; lubricate rotating parts with industrial-grade lubricants.
  2. Periodic Component Maintenance: Every 3-6 months, inspect the stator-rotor for wear (replace if gap exceeds 0.2mm) and check agitator blades for deformation. Replace seals and gaskets every 6-12 months to maintain vacuum tightness and leak-proof performance.
  3. System Calibration: Calibrate temperature sensors, pressure gauges, and vacuum meters annually to ensure control precision. Clean scale deposits in jacketed systems every 6 months to maintain heat transfer efficiency.
  4. Vacuum and Hydraulic System Maintenance: Replace vacuum oil every 6 months and clean filters regularly. For hydraulic systems, check oil levels and purity, and replace hydraulic oil annually to prevent component wear.
  5. Record-Keeping: Establish a maintenance log to document inspections, repairs, and replacements. This supports predictive maintenance and regulatory compliance for industrial production.