Causes and solutions for belt slippage in puffed food machine

Operation of the food extruder in a slipping state is actually quite normal. Why does the belt slipping problem occur in the food puffing machine? What are the specific reasons? How to solve it? The following details:

1) The drive belt of the food puffing machine is too loose, causing slipping;

2) The load on the food puffing machine is too high (large feed amount, small steam supply, poor discharge from the cone die head, etc.). Solution:

If slipping is caused by a loose belt on the pet food puffing machine, stop the puffing machine, disconnect the motor, lock it, and contact the mechanic to tighten the belt.

3) If the load is too heavy, causing belt slippage. If the belt slippage is severe, first retract the cone die, reduce the steam valve, and decrease the feed rate of the extruder. Wait until the extruder current drops to normal before adjusting the feed rate and steam volume for die entry. For professional food extruders, pay attention to the changes in the extruder motor current during die entry. After normal die entry, gradually increase the feed rate and steam volume until the extruder operates at full load. Adjust the steam or feed appropriately if the belt slips slightly. Generally, this is done by adjusting the steam volume.

The above is a related explanation about the causes and solutions of belt slippage in food expanders. I believe everyone understands it. If you have any questions or want to consult about other aspects of food expanders, please feel free to contact us at any time.