How to Clear the Rust Parts of Corn Deep Processing Machinery

Corn deep processing machinery is a national structure to optimize the production of food. It can increase the added value of agricultural products, and the routine testing of the machine is very important. So as to avoid the occurrence of a number of machine failure , increase the value of the production rate, here are solutions to clear the rust parts of corn deep processing machinery for your reference.

1. Large-scale testing and maintenance, ie regular replacement of corn deep processing machinery parts or repair.

2. With vinegar to rust . Vinegar with acetic acid, a corrosive effect on the rust , the first corn deep processing machinery parts soaked in vinegar for a while, and then clean up the embroidery will be very easy. After the cleaned surface embroidery , corn deep processing machinery parts and then put vinegar soaked continued , and finally remove the wipe to dry , then put on some anti-rust oil would be better.

3. Use baking soda to rust . Configuration container filled with the liquid solution of baking soda Taomi 1 /500 of the proportion of the rusty parts into corn deep processing machinery , then the full mix , baking soda solution after a certain time to start fermentation bubbling for centuries , such as float when a layer of stainless scrap , parts rust out later, wipe dry , you can restore the original appearance parts components.

4. Corn subjective state when processing under downtime monitoring, the detection of CORN DEEP PROCESSING MACHINERY states.

5. Use of ammonium sulfate to rust . Scale 1/ 25 , the same will be rusty parts into a container , we should soaked about a day , so rust would be better. Then remove the corn deep-processing machinery parts wipe dry , then coated with anti-rust oil or paint can.

6. Timely liquidation of corn processing equipment and job site debris and prevent mechanical , site safety hazards caused by debris .

Corn deep processing machinery and many other devices may have this problem. There are so...