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Wash Plant Maintenance

The purpose of pump maintenance is to make sure that pumps are running as efficient as possible. It can reduce down time, reduces equipment costs by extending the life of the equipment and it also ensures that your pumps are not being neglected.
MaintainX
07/28/2022

Wash Plant Maintenance

The purpose of pump maintenance is to make sure that pumps are running as efficient as possible. It can reduce down time, reduces equipment costs by extending the life of the equipment and it also ensures that your pumps are not being neglected.

    Keeping equipment and operators safe

    As part of routine wash plant maintenance, all safety guards and warning decals should be checked.

    General maintenance requirements

    While lubrication schedules vary, check the quantity and type of grease/oil that is required. Also, be aware of the recommend frequency for lubrication. Is replacement of lubricant needed a fixed amount of time after start-up? Is that time frame based on environmental conditions?

    Some equipment specifics

    Scrubbers/trommels

    Log-washers, blade-mills, aggregate conditioners, coarse-material washers and fine-material washers

    Pumps

    Hydrocyclones

    Dewatering screens

Source: MaintainX (Community Member)

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