Harsashin Hakora na Y Model
Bakin na'urar niƙa pellet wani ɓangare ne na silinda na injin niƙa pellet don matsewa da haɗa kayan biomass zuwa ƙananan ƙwayoyin. Yawanci yana ƙunshe da na'urori biyu ko uku waɗanda ke juyawa don matse kayan biomass a kan ramin da aka mutu don samar da ƙananan ƙwayoyin tauri.
Saman harsashin naɗin na iya zama santsi ko tsagi, ya danganta da takamaiman amfaninsa, don taimakawa wajen inganta inganci da daidaiton ƙwayoyin.
Da wane abu ake yin harsashin naɗar injin pellet? A halin yanzu, akwai nau'ikan kayan aiki guda uku da ake amfani da su a duniya: 20MnCr5 (ƙarfe mai ƙarfe), GCr15 (ƙarfe mai bearing), da C50 (ƙarfe mai carbon).
1. 20MnCr5ƙarfe ne mai tsari na ƙarfe, ƙarfe mai kauri, mai ƙarfi da tauri mai kyau, da kuma ƙarfin tauri mai kyau. Ƙaramin nakasuwar kashewa, ƙarfin juriya mai ƙarancin zafi, ingantaccen injin aiki; amma ƙarancin aikin walda. Ana amfani da shi gabaɗaya bayan an yi amfani da shi da kuma kashewa ko kuma an yi shi da ƙarfi. Zurfin layin da ba shi da toshewa shine 0.8-1.2mm. Ana siffanta shi da maye gurbin ƙarfe mai ɗaukar nauyi kuma ana amfani da shi a cikin injinan ciyarwa, wanda zai iya taka rawa sosai.
2. GCr15, wanda kuma aka sani da ƙarfe mai ɗaukar nauyi, shine ƙarfe mai ɗaukar nauyi mai yawan chromium wanda aka fi amfani da shi tare da ƙarfin taurarewa mai yawa. Bayan an kashe shi da kuma daidaita shi, yana iya samun tauri mai yawa da daidaito, juriya mai kyau ga lalacewa, da kuma ƙarfin gajiya mai yawa. Taurin ya wuce HRC60, don haka farashin yana da tsada sosai.
3. C50Ya dace da ƙera abubuwan ƙira masu ƙarfi waɗanda ke da juriya ga lalacewa, manyan lodi masu ƙarfi, da kuma tasirinsu.
Kamfanin Changzhou Hammermill Machinery Technology Co., Ltd ya daɗe yana mai da hankali kan samarwa da haɓaka injinan niƙa na guduma, injinan pellet na abinci, injinan niƙa na sawdust, injinan niƙa na biomass, injinan niƙa na bambaro, da sauransu. Za mu iya samar wa abokan ciniki jerin kayan aiki da ayyuka kamar yanka biomass, niƙa, busarwa, ƙera, sanyaya, marufi, da sauransu.
