Preparation for the Initial Cleaning and Screening of the Cylinder

In the grain storage and processing industry, the cylindrical initial cleaning sieve is one of the key devices to ensure grain quality. However, to fully utilize its efficiency, the correct operation process is essential. This article will detail the operation points of the cylindrical initial cleaning sieve to help operators precisely control the equipment's operation.

Comprehensive Preparation Before Operation

Equipment Appearance Inspection

Before starting the cylindrical initial cleaning sieve, operators need to conduct a thorough visual inspection. Focus on checking whether all connection components are loose or damaged, ensuring all bolts are tightened and protective devices are properly installed without any damage. This step effectively prevents accidents and equipment failures caused by loose parts or missing protection.

Internal Cleaning and Debris Removal

Inspect the interior of the equipment and remove any residual grain and impurities. This not only ensures the screening quality of the new batch of grain but also reduces unnecessary wear on the equipment.

Power and Control System Verification

Confirm that the power connection is correct, the voltage is stable, and meets the equipment requirements. Check if the control system buttons and switches are flexible and reliable, and if the display screen shows normal readings. This ensures that operation commands are accurately conveyed to the equipment's execution components.

No-Load Trial Run

After completing the above checks, conduct a brief no-load trial run for 2 - 3 minutes. Observe if the equipment runs smoothly and check for any abnormal noises or vibrations. If any issues are found, stop the machine immediately to identify and resolve them until the equipment runs well in no-load condition.