RESEARCH OF TIMING TAKEN TO RECEIVE COTTON FROM THE TRANSPORT OF THE PLPH-III INSTALLATION
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Low productivity was studied due to design shortcomings of PTX-20, PL and PLPX-III devices. By replacing the cotton-free transport on the existing PL device, the operation efficiency of the device is reduced by an average of 17% in the process of putting the next cotton transport. It was studied that the absence of cotton in stock in transport reduces the efficiency of the device by 50% when increasing the efficiency of the device to 30 t / h. It is necessary to set the cart to a continuous shed for continuous reception of cotton by eliminating the free time in the receiving-transfer device. At the same time, it was studied that the size of the bunker should be optimal, taking into account the amount of cotton in the cart. As a result of the study, it was found that the coefficient of spread of cotton varies from 1.0 to 1.5 K and the capacity of the device at 30 t / s, the volume of the bunker is from 8.3 to 12.5 m3. it was determined that a transmission device should be introduced.
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