Asphalt Distributor Truck Isuzu

Asphalt Distributor Truck is a motor vehicle specially used for road asphalt paving. It has the functions of spraying, heating and storing asphalt. The operating procedures for such a vehicle are described below.

First, the operator needs to prepare and inspect the asphalt spray truck. They must ensure the proper functioning of the vehicle's mechanical and electrical systems, such as engines, pumps, spray guns, etc., as well as asphalt storage tanks and heating systems. At the same time, operators also need to check the pressure and temperature controls of the spray system to ensure they are accurate and reliable.

Next, operators transfer the asphalt from the supply vehicle to the asphalt spray truck's asphalt storage tank. They connect pipelines and turn on pumps to transport the bitumen into storage tanks. During this process, operators need to ensure that the delivery pipeline is not blocked and adjust the speed of the pump to control the flow of asphalt. Operators then need to heat the asphalt to ensure it reaches the right temperature. They use a heating system on the vehicle to heat the asphalt storage tanks and a temperature control device to monitor the temperature of the asphalt.

Once the asphalt reaches the desired temperature, operators are ready to begin spraying. Before spraying, the operator needs to select the appropriate spray pattern and spray width, and adjust the pressure of the spray system. They can make these adjustments via buttons or switches on the control panel. Once adjusted, the operator can point the gun at the area where asphalt needs to be laid and begin spraying.

During the spraying process, operators need to control the speed of the vehicle and maintain a more consistent spray thickness. They can adjust the spray thickness by speeding up or slowing down to ensure even paving of asphalt on the road surface.

At the same time, operators need to pay close attention to the working status of the spraying system to ensure the amount and uniformity of asphalt spraying. After spraying is completed, operators need to clean the spray system to prevent asphalt from blocking pipes or spray guns. They will typically use cleaning agents or water to flush delivery pipes and spray guns to ensure the system is clear. In addition, asphalt spray trucks also need to be cleaned and maintained to keep them in good working order and extend their service life.