Maintain Your Concrete Mixer to Make It Work Well

The effect of mixing not only is closely connected with the concrete mixer, but also is directly connected with the daily maintenance of concrete mixer equipment. The concrete mixer works under adverse circumstances. For example, the concrete mixer is placed on the cantilever and the mixing shaft is often very long; the strong bending moment and torque make the bearing endure stronger unbalance loading, which can damage the bearing. Sometimes, the slurry coming from the damaged sealing bearing can aggravate the degree of abrasion. Besides, as the relative movement of mixer and materials is very strong, materials have strong abrasion on the mixer. When the abrasion is unbalanced, the mixer will lose the balance. Also, the bonding material on the mixer and tank that has not been cleared in time will make the resistance increase, which can make the machine vibrate and produce noise. The operator and maintainer should maintain and overhaul the equipment regularly and improve the working condition to prevent machinery faults.

 

 

The concrete mixer should be placed on the flat ground and you should underlay the front and rear axles with lumps of wood. The tyres should be put on stilts to avoid the movement when it works.

 

 

Concrete mixer belongs to the second level earth leakage protection and must be examined carefully before the power turns on. It is allowed to use when the empty running is up to standards.

 

 

When concrete mixer starts up, we should frequently notice the performance of every part of concrete mixer. After the machine shuts down, we should inspect whether the blade of concrete mixer are bending or not and whether the screw is loose.