Mill equipment working status and noise

Mill equipment working status and noise are important factors in determining the efficiency and safety of mill operations. Here are some common working statuses and noise levels of mill equipment:

1. Normal working status:

- The equipment is operating smoothly and steadily.

- The noise level is within the normal range, which means it is not too loud or too soft.

2. Abnormal working status:

- The equipment is operating with abnormal vibration or shaking.

- The noise level is higher than usual, indicating an issue with the equipment.

3. High noise level:

- A noise level above 85 decibels (dB) can cause hearing damage and is considered harmful to workers.

- Mill equipment such as crushers, grinders, and conveyors may produce high noise levels during operation.

Here is a table summarizing the mill equipment working status and noise levels:

| Status | Description | Noise Level |

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

| Normal working status | The equipment is operating smoothly and steadily. | Within normal range |

| Abnormal working status | The equipment is operating with abnormal vibration or shaking. | Higher than usual |

| High noise level | A noise level above 85 dB can cause hearing damage and is considered harmful to workers. | Above 85 dB |

Please note that these working statuses and noise levels are only for reference and may vary depending on the specific situation. It is recommended to consult with a qualified engineer or industry expert for a proper analysis of the mill equipment working status and noise levels.