What should I do after the water park equipment wears out?

The summer holidays are over, and now there should be half as many friends visiting the water park as during the summer break. After a period of use, water park equipment will experience varying degrees of wear and tear, and some may not be able to continue to be used, which poses significant safety hazards. Although reopened, in September and October, many office workers or middle-aged couples and friends still plan to visit the water park. Therefore, water park equipment maintenance is crucial to handle the wear and tear properly. So, what should be done after the water park equipment wears out?

1. In the early stage, the new water park equipment wears quickly when it is first used, and the rough appearance will be smoothed during the running-in period. At this time, the wear rate is not so fast. This period is also called the early running-in phase. Operators will use this period of slight wear to create conditions for stable operation of the normal wear and tear. Without running on the device, it must be operated reasonably, with low viscosity lubricating oil, and maintained at a constant temperature as much as possible.

2. The stable running-in period of water amusement equipment is also the normal operating time. After running-in, the conflicting surface is hardened, and the wear is slow and stable. In the later period of this phase, due to metal fatigue and wear, it will be relatively accelerated, but it can still continue to work. When the fatigue limit is reached, the operator must carry out regular and mandatory repairs to the equipment to prevent serious accidents due to excessive wear and tear of the equipment.

3. In the latter part of the outer layer of metal, water play equipment fundamentally reaches the fatigue limit, leading to significant changes in the conditions of conflict. The wear rate of the device increases dramatically, reducing mechanical efficiency, and causing abnormal noise and vibration. Additionally, changes in the mechanical properties of materials will eventually lead to part failures that require repair. If forced to operate normally or even under high load at this time, a major accident will inevitably occur.

So, what is the correct way to address worn-out water amusement equipment?

1. Lubrication: Lubricating the vulnerable parts of water amusement equipment can reduce the friction between parts and reduce wear.

2. Installation Accuracy: If there is an error in the installation position of the water amusement equipment, wear will also occur. Therefore, to reduce wear, the accuracy of the installation must be improved, and regular inspections are required.

3. Cleanliness: Dust can also easily cause wear and tear on water park equipment, and some even cause rust. Therefore, it is also very important to keep the water amusement equipment clean.

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