Solution to Difficulty in Starting up Sand Making Machine Equipment in Low Temperature Environment

Difficulty in starting up sand making equipment in low-temperature environments is a common problem. Here are several solutions:
Choose appropriate oil:
In low-temperature environments, diesel is prone to wax formation, resulting in poor fluidity. Therefore, selecting the appropriate oil is very important. In general, the condensation point of diesel should be about 5 ℃ lower than the ambient temperature. In winter, diesel grades such as -10 #, -20 #, and -35 # can be used.
In addition, it is necessary to choose a long-term antifreeze solution that has anti freezing properties in winter, anti boiling properties in summer, anti-corrosion properties, and waterproof properties.
Maintenance and inspection of electrical equipment:
Check the motor wiring of the battery to ensure a secure connection and avoid starting difficulties caused by poor contact.
Regularly check the insulation performance of the electrical system to prevent electrical failures caused by low temperatures.
Preheating system:
Installing a preheating system, such as a glow plug or flame preheater, can preheat the engine before starting, thereby reducing starting resistance and making the equipment easier to start.
Insulation measures:
Take insulation measures, such as using insulation curtains, insulation sleeves, etc., to reduce the heat dissipation of equipment in low-temperature environments and maintain the temperature of the equipment.
Regular maintenance:
Regularly inspect and maintain all components of the equipment to ensure their normal operation. Especially before the arrival of the cold season, conduct a comprehensive inspection and maintenance, and replace worn parts in a timely manner.
Manual assisted start:
If the device still struggles to start, you can try using a manual crank or other auxiliary tools to help the device overcome the initial resistance during startup.
Improving equipment design:
For equipment that frequently operates in low-temperature environments, it is possible to consider improving the design of the equipment, such as adding heating devices or optimizing oil circuit design, to improve the startup performance of the equipment in low-temperature environments.
Through the above measures, the problem of difficulty in starting up sand making equipment in low-temperature environments can be effectively solved, ensuring that the equipment can also start and operate smoothly in cold conditions.