Safety Instructions for Decanter Centrifuge

The decanter centrifuge is a high-speed rotating machine, and its safe operation and maintenance are crucial to prevent accidents and equipment damage. Below are essential safety guidelines:

1. Prioritize Safety

Always be mindful of safety to avoid injury or equipment damage.

2. Understand the Equipment

Before installing, operating, or maintaining the decanter centrifuge, familiarize yourself with its structure and read the manual.

3. Use Protective Measures

Always take safety precautions when operating or working near the decanter centrifuge.

4. Disconnect Power Before Maintenance

Always cut off the power supply before disassembling or repairing the equipment. Double-check that the power is off before starting any work.

5. Automatic Operation Warning

If the centrifuge operates remotely or automatically, place a sign indicating that it can start without warning to avoid injury.

6. Electrical Safety

Ensure all electrical components meet national standards and that the equipment is properly grounded. Only qualified electrical personnel should work on electrical components.

7. Avoid Contact with Rotating Parts

Keep hands, clothing, tools, or other objects away from rotating parts and inlets to prevent accidents.

8. Ensure Protective Covers are Installed

Never operate the decanter centrifuge without installed protective devices or sight hole covers. These should always be in place and in good condition.

9. Proper Lifting Procedures

Do not use the bearing seat or top of the shell to lift the centrifuge. Always lift the entire machine from the designated lifting points.

10. Inspect Hoisting Equipment

Before lifting, ensure that all hoisting equipment, including cranes, chains, and ropes, are safe and have sufficient load capacity.

11. Secure Equipment During Lifting

Ensure lifting equipment is properly secured to avoid tilting or sliding. Always test balance before lifting.

12. Disconnect Power Cords During Lifting

Ensure power cords and cables are disconnected and out of the way during lifting to prevent accidents.

13. Avoid Being Under Lifting Equipment

Never place yourself or anyone else under the equipment during lifting.

14. Seek Professional Assistance for Repairs

Always consult the manufacturer or qualified personnel for repairs to avoid injury or damage.

15. Handle Hot Materials Safely

Be cautious when handling lubricants, solvents, or parts above 40°C to prevent burns.

16. Avoid Overfilling Lubricants

Do not overfill the differential lubricant as it may cause overheating. Refer to the manual for proper lubrication levels.

17. Allow Time for the Equipment to Cool

The centrifuge continues rotating after power is cut. Wait for it to completely stop before performing maintenance.

18. Protect Against Toxic Materials

When handling hazardous materials, wear appropriate protective gear like masks and gloves.

19. Ensure Power is Off Before Inspection

Never inspect or adjust the centrifuge while it is running. Confirm the power is off and the centrifuge has stopped.

20. Avoid Adjusting Parts During Operation

Do not attempt to adjust or repair any parts while the centrifuge is in operation.

By following these safety instructions, you can ensure safe operation and prolong the life of your decanter centrifuge. Always prioritize safety and adhere to proper maintenance procedures.