Anti-corrosion techniques for mine electric locomotives

Mine electric locomotives is a kind of transportation equipment that provides power for mine transportation, and in everyone’s common sense, do you think that metal equipment will corrode and appear rust if it is used for a long time, for example, mine electric locomotives have been used for a long time? Corrosion occurs due to weather, scratches, paint drop, etc. Generally, you need to master some knowledge about rust prevention for the use of equipment. Here are 4 tips on rust prevention for mining electric locomotives to share with you.

Tip 1: Beware of small scars The paint surface of the mine electric locomotives often appears rust. In addition to common collisions and scratches, the small boulders from the tires that hit the paint surface when driving will also cause the paint surface to appear peeled off one by one, for a long time. It will produce small rust spots. These small scars are mostly inconspicuous and easy to be ignored. Therefore, the car body, the engine compartment cover and the surroundings of the car body should be checked regularly. Once found, they should be treated in a professional beauty shop in time.

Tip 2: Check the humidity in places prone to stagnant water frequently It is inevitable for a mine electric locomotives to run into rain or snow or pass a muddy water pavement. Sludge is likely to accumulate in some voids such as the bottom of the vehicle and the floor inside the vehicle. If the owner does not clean it in time, this will Let the moisture be hidden. Therefore, the inner and outer edges of the wheel, the door, the bottom corner of the trunk, the door keyhole and the movable part of the wiper holder, etc., should be checked frequently. At the same time, keep the drain holes of the door and body parts unblocked, and check the interior coverings. High humidity, such as carpets, prevents rusting of floor components.

Tip 3: Use soft lacquer to seal glaze Some mine electric locomotives with soft paint surface may cause fine pinch marks when sand particles hit the car body during high-speed driving. For this type of car, the car body can be glaze-sealed, which can form a strong net-like protective film. , Improve the hardness of the paint surface, the effect can be maintained for about a year, and the coating can also achieve a similar effect. In addition, the bottom of the mining electric locomotive can be armored or sealed to protect the chassis from acid rain and corrosion, so that the original protective layer is not easy to crack and fall off, and it can also prevent the impact of small stones on the chassis during driving.