Optimizing Bucket Elevator Discharge Chutes
In 2022, a cement plant initiated a project to renovate its bucket elevator discharge chutes. They entrusted Nantong Darko Building Materials Machinery Co., Ltd. with the entire process, from production to equipment installation and operation. Darko quickly dispatched technicians to the site for an on-the-spot evaluation. They identified several key issues with the discharge chutes.
Main Issues
1.Insufficient Wear Resistance: The discharge chutes used wear-resistant manganese steel plates, which had poor durability. This led to multiple wear-through points and material leakage. The worn manganese steel plates became uneven, causing material to stick.
2.Unreasonable Structural Design: The angle in the middle of the discharge chutes was too steep, failing to effectively cushion the material. As a result, the lower part of the chute experienced severe wear.
3.Uneven Design of the Sloped Chute: The design of the sloped section was uneven. Material concentrated on one side, while the other side showed little wear. This uneven force distribution caused severe wear on the side in contact with the material and led to material accumulation.

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