November 5, 2025
During the operation of an open mixing mill, encountering some faults is inevitable. Understanding common issues in advance allows for a timely and effective response.
I. Frequent Shear Pin Failure
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Fault Phenomena |
Treatment Methods |
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1. Shear pin dimensions or quality do not meet requirements. |
1. Manufacture shear pins according to specified requirements. |
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2. Overloading or processing material that is too hard. |
2. Load material appropriately. |
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3. Incorrect roll gap adjustment. |
3. Operate according to standard procedures. |
II. Overheating Roller Bearings
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Fault Phenomena |
Treatment Methods |
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1. Poor lubrication. |
1. Improve lubrication conditions. |
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2. Inadequate roller cooling. |
2. Enhance cooling. |
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3. Bearing damage. |
3. Repair or replace bearings. |
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4. Improper assembly. |
4. Reassemble correctly. |
III. Excessive Reducer Noise
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Fault Phenomena |
Treatment Methods |
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1. Poor gear tooth surface contact. |
1. Repair the gear tooth surfaces. |
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2. Bearing damage. |
2. Replace bearings. |
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3. Loose fit between gears and shafts. |
3. Repair or replace components. |
IV. High Reducer Bearing Temperature
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Fault Phenomena |
Treatment Methods |
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1. Bearing damage. |
1. Replace bearings. |
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2. Incorrect bearing clearance. |
2. Adjust clearance. |
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3. Poor lubrication. |
3. Improve lubrication. |
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4. Misalignment of input/output coupling shafts exceeding tolerance. |
4. Repair alignment. |
V. Ratio Gear Vibration
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Fault Phenomena |
Treatment Methods |
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1. Rough gear tooth surfaces. |
1. Perform running-in. |
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2. Severe gear wear. |
2. Replace gears. |
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3. Insufficient lubrication. |
3. Improve lubrication conditions. |
VI. Severe Machine Vibration
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Fault Phenomena |
Treatment Methods |
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1. Loose foundation bolts or crossbeam bolts. |
1. Tighten all bolts. |
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2. Excessive clearance between the roller bearing housing and the machine frame slideway. |
2. Repair to restore proper clearance requirements. |