If the reactor is equipped with an inverter for stirring, why is a reducer still needed?
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Since the mixing motor of the reaction kettle is equipped with an inverter, why is a reducer still needed?
The reducer changes torque, while the inverter enables stepless speed control
Looking at the speed range, inverters consume a lot of power at low speeds, which can easily lead to damage.
Gearboxes and frequency converters have different uses.
Gearboxes and frequency converters have different uses.
A reducer is primarily used for fixed speed reduction, to decrease the torque of the motor. Variable frequency means stepless speed control, which reduces the speed at the output of the reducer
The reducer changes torque, while the inverter enables stepless speed control
It was clearly explained upstairs – the uses are different