Concrete shot blasting machine working principle.

The concrete shot blasting machine uses the motor-driven blasting wheel to produce centrifugal force and wind force during high-speed rotation. When a certain granularity of projectiles flows into the pilling pipe (which can control the flow of the projectile), it is accelerated into the high-speed rotation pilling wheel. In the process, under the action of centrifugal force, the projectile is thrown into the orienting sleeve from the sub-pellet window, and is then thrown through the orienting sleeve window (control the throwing direction of the pellet), picked up by the blades rotating at a high speed, and along the length of the blade. The direction continues to speed up the movement until it is thrown. The thrown projectile forms a certain fan-shaped stream, and the impact working plane plays a role of cleaning and strengthening. Then the projectile, dust and impurities pass through the rebound chamber to the top of the storage hopper. The high-power dust collector separates the pellets from the dust through a separation device above the storage hopper. The pellets enter the storage hopper and continue to be recycled. The dust enters the dust collector through the connecting pipe. When the dust enters the dust collector, it separates through the filter element and stays in the hopper and on the surface of the filter element. The automatic blower dust collector automatically cleans each filter element with the backflush air provided by the compressor. Finally, the airflow inside the machine is cleaned by a vacuum cleaner. The pellets and the cleaned-up impurities are separately recovered, and the pellets can be reused. The shot blasting machine is equipped with a dust collector, which can achieve dust-free and pollution-free construction, which not only improves the efficiency but also protects the environment.