Environmental requirements of peanut shelling machine

Peanut shelling machine is a professional equipment for removing peanut hard shells. Just like other machines, the use environment of peanut sheller machine will directly affect the performance of peanut machinery.

What are the requirements for the use environment of peanut shelling machine?

First, the ground of the workplace should be flat and clean, and there should be no pits and holes, etc, to prevent the machine from being placed unevenly. There must be no water stains and oil stains to prevent tripping.

Second, the environment is affected by external factors such as seasons and weather to varying degrees, and no environment can be static. However, moisture, dust, high temperature, corrosive gas and steam will damage the insulation of electrical equipment and increase the risk of electric shock, so we must pay great attention to these unsafe factors.

Third, the equipment is sensitive to environmental temperature, humidity and the state of air medium. For example, moisture, conductive dust, corrosive steam and gas will damage the insulation of electrical equipment, thus greatly reducing its insulation resistance, which may bring dangerous voltage to the metal parts such as the shell, frame and hood of electrical equipment, and thus lead to electric shock accidents. In this case, if the ambient temperature is high, the human body resistance will also decrease, thus increasing the risk of electric shock. The existence of metal grounding objects near conductive floors and electrical equipment will increase the risk of electric shock. Because in this case, whether the human body directly contacts the charged body or accidentally contacts the charged body, it is easy to form a current loop, and a large current may flow through the human body.

Fourth, the lighting of the workplace, in addition to the use of mixed lighting, should also be based on different operating conditions to add adequate local lighting devices. Lighting should be arranged to avoid glare on the job site.

Fifth, necessary spaces and passages should be reserved around the machine tools and equipment, and tools and workpieces should be neatly arranged.