What should be done for daily maintenance of a concrete mixing plant?

Concrete mixing plants require routine maintenance, which many operators are familiar with. However, many are unaware of what needs to be done to maintain a concrete mixing plant during daily production. Let's delve into the details of what routine maintenance should be carried out for a concrete mixing plant.

Regular maintenance and inspection should be carried out on concrete mixing plant equipment. If wear is found on the blades or liners, they should be replaced as appropriate. The transmission gears should be inspected regularly and properly lubricated. To prevent residual concrete from solidifying and forming clumps, which could hinder the normal operation of the machine, the concrete mixer and discharge hopper should be cleaned every four hours, and regular inspections should be carried out to ensure the operation of production equipment.
Regularly perform lubrication and maintenance on equipment bearings, reducers, and other parts. In summer, when the air is dry and prone to dryness, performing proper lubrication on machinery can help combat the dry weather to some extent. When using lubricants, it should be noted that the lubricating oil level of the air compressor should be kept above the upper line of the oil pointer. When the oil level is below the lower line of the oil pointer, add new compressor oil (No. 19 compressor oil for summer, No. 13 for winter). It is strictly prohibited to operate the equipment without oil.
Regular maintenance of the concrete mixing plant is essential to ensure the operation of machinery and equipment and reduce the occurrence of production failures.