Stirrer current fluctuations
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It has been recently observed that the current of the outdoor mixer varies with temperature; the fluctuation is not very large, ranging from 6.2 to 6.5, which corresponds to the temperature differences. I would like to ask everyone whether it is the high temperature that causes the motor to heat up and thus leads to higher current, or whether it is the change in the viscosity of the lubricating oil due to high temperatures that results in higher current
At high temperatures, the viscosity and damping of the lubricating oil should be low; the current level should not be high either.
An increase in current likely indicates an increased load and higher output power. What medium is being stirred, and is there any relationship with temperature?