1. Excessive waste heat from the heating source
There are three ways for excessive waste heat to occur: First, the stabilized soil mixing station diesel engine has poor incineration conditions, such as improper injection pressure adjustment, out-of-phase gas distribution, punctual injection ban, excessive water content in fuel oil, and excessive intake of diesel engine. The heat of collision between hydraulic transmission and other drive trains increases. For example, poor lubrication makes the conflict worse. Third, too much heat is lost due to pressure loss. For example, the hydraulic pipeline is blocked or the curvature is increased. The pressure loss along the way increases. Excessive energy loss due to savings and overflows.
2. The stabilized soil mixing station cooling source can lack cooling
The stabilized soil mixing station lack of cooling source can only mean that the quality of the cooling fluid is poor and the heat dissipation can be reduced. For example, the cooling water is hard water, the viscosity of hydraulic oil and engine oil is too large, and the failure of the cooling of the fan, water pump, hydraulic pump and radiator is insufficient. In addition, excessive ambient temperature and operating errors can cause excessive waste heat.
