Common problems with hydraulic breakers are shown below.
1. Compatible circuit breakers cannot be used
If the hammer head is too large for the excavator, both the hammer head and the excavator may cause significant damage. Therefore, the size\/weight of the hammer head should always be matched to the lift capacity of the excavator.
2. Not using reasonable settings
Operators must also set up circuit breakers and brackets for specific applications. For example, you may need to use circuit breakers when the circuit breaker is partially or fully submerged in water. In such a situation, can you run subsea kits on the system ?A subsea tool kit and an air compressor are required for subsea operations.
3. Put the hammer on the problem area
The operator needs to know where the circuit breaker should be placed to minimize the burden on the vicinity. The general practice is to place the hammer at the core of a boulder or concrete. In this position, the hammer acts like a drill, not a Hammer head. A reasonable approach is to start moving inward at the foot of the wall.
4. The "scoring" method cannot be used
When using circuit breakers, use what people often call "scoring". Essentially, this means that every time you split a block, you need to move from the split to the next. The design applies every 15 to 30 seconds Reposition tool.
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