The main working part of the corn thresher is a rotor installed on the machine. The threshing through the rotor tells the rotation and the impact of the drum to thresh. It is a widely used economic thresher. It has a small size, lightweight, easy installation, operation, maintenance, and production. Many advantages such as high efficiency. The corn thresher is mainly composed of 5 parts: the screen cover (ie, the drum), the rotor, the feeding device, and the frame. The screen and the cover rotor form a threshing chamber. The rotor is the main working part. Threshing is done in the threshing chamber.
Working principle: Corn thresher. During operation, the corn is impacted in the rotor and drum rotating at high speed, the grains are separated by the sieve holes, the corn cob is discharged from the tail of the machine, the corn shreds and the skin are discharged from the air vent. The feed inlet is set on the upper part of the upper cover of the machine. The corn cob enters the threshing chamber through the feed inlet. In the threshing chamber, the corn kernels are knocked off by the high-speed rotating rotor. They are separated through the sieve holes. Corn kernel splash hurting. Doing a Good Job in the Safe Use of Corn Threshers With the modernization of machinery in rural areas, corn threshers, as a helper for farmers is becoming more and more popular. However, I would like to remind you to pay attention to the following when using
corn threshers:
1. Due to the harsh working environment of the thresher, it is necessary to educate the participants in safety operations in advance so that they understand the operating procedures and safety common sense, such as tight sleeves, masks, and protective glasses.
2. Before use, you must carefully check whether the rotating parts are flexible and free of collisions, whether the adjustment mechanism is normal, and whether the safety facilities are complete and effective. To ensure that there are no foreign objects in the machine, lubricating parts must be filled with lubricating oil.
3. The corn threshing machine should be cleaned before the start of the operation site. Do not put any debris unrelated to the threshing; children should not be allowed to play near the field to avoid accidents.
4. The corn cob should be fed evenly at work, to prevent stones, sticks and other hard objects from being fed into the machine.
5. The joint of the transmission belt must be firm; it is strictly forbidden to take off or hang the belt or contact any object with the transmission part while the machine is running.
6. The transmission ratio between the supporting power and the thresher should meet the requirements, so as to avoid personal injury caused by the excessively high speed of the threshing machine, severe vibration, damage to parts or loose fasteners.