What Causes High Transmission Oil Temperature in Loaders?
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High transmission oil temperature in loaders may be caused by insufficient transmission oil, blocked oil passages after the transmission oil cooler, clogged suction filter screen of the transmission hydraulic pump, poor radiator cooling capacity, severe machine overload operation, serious wear or damage of the transmission hydraulic pump, severe system leakage, etc. The relevant introduction of loaders is as follows: Introduction 1: Loaders, also known as shovels, are earth-moving machinery widely used in construction projects such as highways, railways, construction, hydropower, ports, and mines. They are mainly used for shoveling and loading loose materials such as soil, sand, gravel, lime, and coal, and can also perform light digging operations on ores and hard soil. Introduction 2: By equipping different auxiliary working devices, they can also perform tasks such as bulldozing, lifting, and handling other materials like timber. In road construction, especially in high-grade highway projects, loaders are used for filling and excavation in subgrade engineering, as well as for aggregate collection and loading in asphalt mixture and cement concrete mixing yards. Additionally, they can be used for pushing soil, leveling the ground, and towing other machinery. Introduction 3: Due to their advantages such as fast operation speed, high efficiency, good mobility, and easy operation, loaders have become one of the main types of machinery in earthwork construction for engineering projects.
