Why can't the production line blow equipment with compressed air?

The main reasons why compressed air blowing equipment is not recommended in the production line are as follows:

1. compressed air quality problems

compressed air in the manufacturing process may contain moisture, oil, dust and other impurities. If the equipment is directly purged with unfiltered and dried compressed air, these impurities may pollute the surface and interior of the equipment and affect the normal operation and life of the equipment. Especially for precision electronics, textiles, medicine, food and other industries, the quality of compressed air directly affects the quality of products, so special attention is needed.

2. security risks

1. compressed air jet injury: The compressed air has a high flow rate. When the jet direction is deflected or the nozzle is too close to the object, the impact force brought by the jet will cause the object to be ejected or broken, which is easy to cause personal injury.
2. noise pollution: Compressed air will produce noise when it is ejected, and long-term exposure to a high-noise environment will cause hearing damage.
3. Mechanical vibration: The mechanical vibration caused by compressed air injection will also affect the health of the operator, and it is easy to cause damage to the arms, wrists and back.
4. Risk of high temperature burns: Compressed air may generate heat during the injection process. If the surface temperature of the sprayed object is too high, it is easy to cause burns to the operator.

3. energy waste and increased costs

1. compressed air manufacturing and delivery costs: The manufacture of compressed air requires a large amount of electric energy, and there will be energy loss in the transmission process. The use of compressed air to purge equipment increases the energy costs of a business.
2. Increased maintenance costs: If the compressed air contains impurities, it may cause corrosion and wear to the equipment, thereby increasing the maintenance cost of the equipment.

4. other alternatives

for the needs of equipment cleaning and purging on the production line, other safer, more economical and more effective alternatives can be considered, such as using nitrogen purging, vacuum cleaning, dust-free cloth wiping, etc. These solutions can be selected and applied according to the specific production environment and equipment requirements.

To sum up, it is not recommended to use compressed air blowing equipment in the production line mainly for the consideration of product quality, personnel safety, energy waste and cost increase. When choosing a cleaning and purging plan, various factors should be considered comprehensively to choose the most suitable plan for your production line.