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Mining ignition lines, as critical components in mining blasting operations, require proper daily maintenance and storage to ensure operational safety and enhance blasting efficiency. Here are some suggestions for the daily maintenance and storage of mining ignition lines:
Daily Maintenance:
Cleaning: Regularly clean the ignition lines to remove surface dirt and dust, preventing them from affecting conductivity. Use a dry, soft cloth for gentle wiping, avoiding damp or chemically treated fabrics.
Line Inspection: Periodically inspect the external appearance and internal structure of the ignition lines for signs of wear, breakage, or aging. Pay particular attention to the tightness of the connectors and the smoothness of the lines to prevent shorts or breaks.
Storage Condition Check: For ignition lines that have not been used for a long time, regularly check their storage condition to ensure they are not affected by moisture, high temperatures, or other unfavorable factors.
Lubrication Maintenance: Regularly add an appropriate amount of lubricant to sliding components to maintain flexibility and smoothness.
Storage:
Environment Selection: Store ignition lines in a dry, well-ventilated warehouse or designated area with suitable temperatures. Avoid direct sunlight and high-temperature environments to prevent line aging. Keep them away from fire sources, chemicals, and other potentially damaging substances.
Classified Storage: Organize the storage of ignition lines according to their specifications, models, and applications for easy management and use. Label each type of ignition line with relevant information such as specifications and production dates.
Moisture Prevention Measures: Install moisture prevention facilities like humidity meters and dehumidifiers in the storage area to ensure the humidity level is within a controllable range. Promptly dry any ignition lines that have become damp to ensure their performance is not compromised.
Regular Inspection: Regularly inspect the stored ignition lines to ensure they are in good condition and undamaged. Dispose of expired or ineffective ignition lines promptly to prevent misuse or potential safety hazards.
In summary, the daily maintenance and storage of mining ignition lines require serious attention. With reasonable maintenance measures and storage methods, we can extend the service life of the ignition lines, ensure their stable and reliable performance, and provide strong support for mining blasting operations.
