1. Wear and aging: Mechanical parts and moving parts of organic fertilizer equipment will gradually wear and age after a long time of use. This can lead to increased noise, reduced efficiency and even component damage while the equipment is operating.
2. Clogging and accumulation: When handling organic waste, solid residues, adhesions or organic residues may accumulate inside the equipment, resulting in pipe clogging, reduced processing capacity and difficult maintenance.
3. Electrical and control system problems: Long-term operation may lead to aging or failure of electrical components (such as sensors, control panels), which will affect the automatic control and stability of the equipment.
4. Increased energy consumption: With the increase of the use time of the organic fertilizer production line, some equipment may increase energy consumption due to wear or technological aging, which requires regular maintenance and adjustment to maintain the efficient operation of the equipment.
5. Decrease in production efficiency: After the equipment runs for a long time, the production efficiency may be decreased due to various reasons, such as poor equipment performance, untimely maintenance, improper operation, etc.
6. Increased safety hazards: After the device runs for a long time, safety hazards such as spatter of mechanical parts and electrical faults may arise due to wear, loosening, or aging of components.
In order to reduce the occurrence of these problems, equipment maintenance, inspection and necessary replacement should be carried out regularly. Regular maintenance can extend the service life of the equipment and maintain its efficiency and safety. At the same time, the operator should receive training and strictly follow the operation manual and safety regulations to reduce the risks caused by the prolonged operation of the equipment.
