What are the reasons for the lack of power of mining electric locomotives?
Generally, the reasons for this problem are nothing more than four directions-energy, power, transmission, and adhesion.
Energy is the storage battery. If the battery is aging or the power is insufficient, and then the energy supply is insufficient, it is normal for the power of the mining electric locomotive to be insufficient. The energy of the wire type comes from the grid, and basically there will be no shortage of energy supply. The solution is to replace the aging battery or to charge it.
Power refers to the motor. If there is any problem with the motor and the output power is not enough, then obviously the power of the electric locomotive will also be insufficient. This should be checked according to the maintenance or repair manual. If it is confirmed that it is the motor, but no specific problem can be found, contact the manufacturer for remote guidance or send it back for repair.
The transmission is to see if the transmission system has too much wear and tear, so that the transmission efficiency has problems.
Adhesion is the friction between the wheel and the track, and insufficient adhesion means that the wheel is slipping. Adhesion is solved according to insufficient reasons. If the adhesion coefficient is not enough, use a sanding device, and if there is too much oil on the track and wheels, clean it up, etc.
The above are the reasons and solutions for the lack of power of mining electric locomotives.
