What factors will accelerate the wear of organic fertilizer equipment

 There are many factors that affect the wear rate of organic fertilizer equipment, and the following are some of the main factors:

1. Material properties: Materials with high hardness usually have better wear resistance. For example, materials such as high-chromium cast iron and nickel-based alloys have higher hardness and can effectively reduce wear.

2. Environmental factors, temperature: the increase in temperature will reduce the hardness of the material, making it more susceptible to wear.

3. Humidity: High humidity environment will accelerate the corrosion of materials, especially metal parts, easy to rust.

4. Material characteristics Material type and hardness: the wear strength of solid materials is usually greater than that of liquids and gases, and the greater the hardness, the greater the wear strength.

5. Material shape: the sharper the material shape, the easier it is to wear the surface of the equipment.

6. Chemical erosion: Materials with chemical erosion will accelerate the corrosion and wear of equipment.

7. Dust accumulation: organic fertilizer equipment will produce a certain amount of dust after operation and discharge. If it is not cleaned and maintained in time, dust will enter the various connections of the equipment, increase friction, and even cause the accumulation of germs, which will cause corrosion to the equipment.

8. Regular cleaning: Regular cleaning of the equipment, especially the dust prone parts such as the hopper, mixing blades and processing surfaces, can effectively reduce the wear of dust on the equipment.

By comprehensively considering the above factors and adopting effective mitigation strategies, the wear rate of organic fertilizer equipment can be significantly reduced, the service life of equipment can be extended, and the production efficiency of organic fertilizer production line can be improved.