How to perform routine maintenance on shear mixing emulsifiers?
2025-12-25
How to perform routine maintenance on shear mixing emulsifiers?
Routine maintenance focuses on extending equipment life and ensuring stable performance, including daily, weekly, and monthly maintenance:
Daily Maintenance
Clean the material tank, rotor-stator, and discharge port after operation to avoid material residue and cross-contamination. Use neutral cleaning agents and rinse with pure water.
Check the seal for leakage and wipe the equipment surface to keep it clean.
Record operational parameters (rotational speed, temperature, running time) for traceability.
Weekly Maintenance
Check the tightness of the rotor-stator connection bolts and tighten them if loose.
Inspect the motor and VFD for abnormal noise or overheating, and clean the heat dissipation holes.
Check the lubricating oil level of the drive system and add lubricating oil if necessary (use lubricating oil that meets the manufacturer’s requirements).
Monthly Maintenance
Disassemble the rotor-stator assembly to check for wear, corrosion, or deformation. Replace damaged parts in time.
Inspect the mechanical seal for wear or leakage, and replace the seal ring if necessary.
Calibrate the temperature sensor, pressure gauge, and other instruments to ensure accurate measurement.
Note: Maintenance should be performed when the equipment is powered off and the tank is empty. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance manual for professional operations (such as rotor-stator replacement).
How to perform routine maintenance on shear mixing emulsifiers?
2025-12-25
How to perform routine maintenance on shear mixing emulsifiers?
Routine maintenance focuses on extending equipment life and ensuring stable performance, including daily, weekly, and monthly maintenance:
Daily Maintenance
Clean the material tank, rotor-stator, and discharge port after operation to avoid material residue and cross-contamination. Use neutral cleaning agents and rinse with pure water.
Check the seal for leakage and wipe the equipment surface to keep it clean.
Record operational parameters (rotational speed, temperature, running time) for traceability.
Weekly Maintenance
Check the tightness of the rotor-stator connection bolts and tighten them if loose.
Inspect the motor and VFD for abnormal noise or overheating, and clean the heat dissipation holes.
Check the lubricating oil level of the drive system and add lubricating oil if necessary (use lubricating oil that meets the manufacturer’s requirements).
Monthly Maintenance
Disassemble the rotor-stator assembly to check for wear, corrosion, or deformation. Replace damaged parts in time.
Inspect the mechanical seal for wear or leakage, and replace the seal ring if necessary.
Calibrate the temperature sensor, pressure gauge, and other instruments to ensure accurate measurement.
Note: Maintenance should be performed when the equipment is powered off and the tank is empty. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance manual for professional operations (such as rotor-stator replacement).