1. Failure to comply with the operating procedures: the operator does not operate according to the equipment operating procedures, which may lead to damage to the organic fertilizer equipment, such as overload operation, incorrect switching sequence, etc.
2. Lack of regular maintenance: do not carry out regular inspection and maintenance, such as not lubricating, cleaning equipment on time, do not check the loosening of fasteners, may lead to increased equipment wear or failure.
3. Ignore the replacement of wearing parts: not replacing wearing parts on time, such as bearings, seals, etc., may lead to equipment performance degradation, and even cause more serious failures.
4. Improper process parameters: Setting improper process parameters, such as temperature, humidity, pH, etc., may affect the quality of organic fertilizer and the stability of the equipment.
5. No staff training: If the operator is not adequately trained, it may lead to improper operation and affect the normal operation and service life of the equipment. To avoid these incorrect operations, ensure that operators receive proper training, regularly inspect and maintain the equipment, and follow correct operating procedures. At the same time, detailed records of equipment use and maintenance should be established in order to track equipment status and solve problems in a timely manner.
Through these measures, the service life of the organic fertilizer production line can be extended to the maximum.
