How to eliminate the noise and dust of the double shaft shredder?

When we use the double shaft shredder, two problems have been bothering us: dust pollution and noise pollution. Dust pollution is a common problem of crushing machines, while noise pollution is a common problem of large-scale machinery. How should these two problems be dealt with? Zhangjiagang UPS Machinery tells you:

1. People-oriented

As a large-scale pulverizing machine, the double-shaft shredder has double pollution of dust and noise. These two kinds of pollution will cause great harm to the body and even threaten human life. Therefore, when we are producing, we must solve these two problems and put people first.

2. Dust pollution

Dust pollution is a direct threat to people's lives, especially living in a dust-polluted environment can cause a variety of cardiovascular and respiratory diseases. If we do not solve the dust problem, the life and health of the staff who operate the double-shaft shredder for a long time will face a serious threat.

★Solution: For the dust pollution of the double-shaft shredder, we can install fans at the discharge port and crushing chamber of the double-shaft shredder, and use pipes and bag filters to reduce dust pollution. The method is simple to operate, low in economic cost and strong in feasibility, and can well solve the dust problem.

3. Noise pollution

The higher the decibel of the noise, the greater the harm to the human body. When the double-shaft shredder is working, the noise generated by it is higher than the general noise, so the damage to the people around (including the staff of the double-shaft shredder) is also higher than that caused by ordinary noise. .

★Solution: When installing the shredder, we need to dig a pit first, lay a floor at the bottom of the pit, and then install the dual-shaft shredder on the ground, which can effectively prevent noise from spreading. However, the noise generated by the feeding needs to be wrapped with foam interlayer color steel shingles to reduce it.

News

Center

News Center