Proper daily maintenance extends the service life of construction waste chutes and ensures safe operation. Longkang recommends carrying out daily maintenance according to the following procedures. This article explains the daily maintenance contents in detail.
Check the chute for obvious deformation or cracks
Check whether the feed inlet door is intact
Check the bottom for blockage
Check warning signs
Watch for abnormal noises from the chute during waste discharge
Observe whether dust leaks from the feed inlet
Watch for chute vibration
Close the feed inlet door
Clean the bottom collection hopper
Check the power supply (motorized type)
Record usage conditions
Check all quick-release buckles for looseness
Tighten loose bolts
Check sealing rings for dislodgement
Check whether the fixing clamps are secure
Check anchors for looseness
Check the verticality of the chute
Listen to the buffer section operating sound
Check the buffer section for wear
Check the inner wall of elbow sections
Spray water on joints to inspect
Promptly repair any leaks found
III. Monthly Maintenance
Inspect section by section from top to bottom
Check wall thickness wear
Check for cracks
Check wear parts
Replace aged sealing rings
Replace worn buckles
Lubricate door hinges
Remove residual mortar inside the chute
Clean the feed inlet
Clean the bottom
Lubricate door hinges
Lubricate moving parts of buckles
Check inner wall wear
Check buffer section wear
Check bottom discharge section wear
Re-tighten all anchors
Re-tighten clamps
Check support welds
Assess remaining service life
Develop a replacement plan
Measure wall thickness section by section
Check for aging cracks
Check connection reliability
Replace all sealing rings
Replace severely worn buffer sections
Replace worn sections
Re-accept according to installation acceptance standards
Continue use after passing
Establish a maintenance log:
Daily inspection records
Weekly inspection records
Monthly maintenance records
Wear parts replacement records
Fault repair records
Annual assessment report
VII. Maintenance Tools
Common tools:
Wrench (8–19 mm)
Flashlight (for chute inspection)
Tape measure
Spare sealing rings
Spare buckles
Cleaning agent
VIII. Longkang Maintenance Services
Provide maintenance manual
Long-term supply of wear parts
Regular follow-up visits
Technical repair guidance
Overhaul service (on-site personnel available)