Tire shredder equipment degradation and compensation (1)

Mechanical shredder equipment gradually loses its original performance during use or idle, or it has poor performance compared with similar new-type shredder equipment, which appears to be an old-fashioned phenomenon called deterioration of shredder equipment.

 The degradation of shredder equipment can be divided into usage degradation, natural degradation and disaster degradation.

Deterioration of use refers to the damage and deformation caused by wear, corrosion, wear, impact, fatigue, and creep caused by wear and corrosion during the use of tire recycling machine equipment, and the phenomenon of attachment of raw materials and dust pollution, making tire shredder The device loses its original performance.

Natural degradation refers to the phenomenon of tire recycling machine equipment aging or decaying with the passage of time, or being affected by the atmosphere, or accelerating the aging rate due to accidental disasters.

Disaster degradation refers to the phenomenon that the tire shredder equipment is damaged or the performance of the tire shredder equipment is reduced due to natural disasters, such as storms, floods, earthquakes, lightning strikes, and explosions.

Tire shredder equipment degradation can also be divided into absolute degradation and relative degradation.

Absolute degradation is the aging of the tire shredder equipment, that is, with the passage of time, the tire shredder equipment gradually wears out and gradually deteriorates until it needs to be scrapped.

Relative degradation refers to the fact that the original shredder device has lower performance and poorer quality compared to the new tire shredder device, and thus looks old-fashioned.