What to do if the ball mill equipment has sticky grinding during work

Sticky grinding can occur when the material being processed in a ball mill equipment is too wet or sticky, causing it to adhere to the grinding media and the liner plate. This can result in reduced grinding efficiency and even damage to the equipment. Here are some steps to take if the ball mill equipment has sticky grinding during work:

1. Stop the ball mill equipment and clean the grinding media and the liner plate thoroughly. Use a soft brush or compressed air to remove any remaining material.

2. Adjust the feed rate or the moisture content of the material being processed to prevent overloading or sticking. It may be necessary to dry the material before processing it in the ball mill.

3. Check the condition and wear of the liner plate and replace it if necessary. Worn or damaged liner plates can increase the risk of sticky grinding.

4. Use a grinding aid to improve the grinding efficiency and reduce the risk of sticky grinding. Grinding aids can help reduce the surface tension of the material being processed, making it less likely to stick to the grinding media and the liner plate.

Here is a table summarizing the steps to take if the ball mill equipment has sticky grinding during work:

| Step | Action |

|------|--------|

| 1 | Stop the ball mill equipment and clean the grinding media and the liner plate thoroughly |

| 2 | Adjust the feed rate or the moisture content of the material being processed to prevent overloading or sticking |

| 3 | Check the condition and wear of the liner plate and replace it if necessary |

| 4 | Use a grinding aid to improve the grinding efficiency and reduce the risk of sticky grinding |

It is important to regularly inspect and maintain the ball mill equipment to prevent problems and ensure optimal performance.